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Northland students present research on fentanyl prevention to KCMO Mayor Lucas
Students at the Northland Center for Advanced Professional Studies met with Mayor Quinton Lucas on Wednesday morning to share their research on fentanyl and learn from each other.
Lawrence could serve as model for KC as city works to pass housing ordinance
Housing is a crisis many communities are trying to figure out. Some are trying to create more housing, make it affordable and prevent homelessness.
Brothers Liberating Our Communities wants more Black male teachers in KCMO
Cornell Ellis and his team at Brothers Liberating Our Communities work to get more Black male teachers into Kansas City schools.
Musician releases new Christmas songs specific to Kansas City
Christmas music is a holiday staple, and one local woman is making sure Kansas City at Christmas is well represented. KSHB talked with her about her inspiration and why these songs are so special.
Jewish community concerned about KU Med Muslim Student Association's discussion
A student group at the University of Kansas Medical Center hosted a discussion Tuesday afternoon that gained attention from members of the Kansas City Jewish Community.
Lee's Summit Social Services gives families in need a Christmas to remember
Through its Christmas program, families who qualify can register as clients to pick out toys, winter clothes and more for their children. People can also register to volunteer or donate.
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