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Homeowners in Clay County look toward new property tax relief program
Homeowners in Clay County packed another informational meeting Tuesday to learn more about the new property tax relief program.
Lee's Summit families upset with district's proposal to close school
On Tuesday night, parents and community members in Lee's Summit demanded answers on a recommended closure of Lee's Summit Elementary School.
Medicare premiums, deductibles set to increase again in 2025
Seniors will have to pay more for their Medicare Part B coverage in 2025. The monthly premium will climb to $185 in 2025, which is about a 6% increase from 2024.
Jeweler uses designs to raise awareness of missing and murdered indigenous women
A jeweler in Kansas City is using her designs to tell the stories of Indigenous people and their way of life. Elizabeth Heule started her business, Orenda, to bring awareness to MMIW.
Belton tattoo artist uses heartfelt ink to raise money for The Trevor Project
The national suicide prevention organization The Trevor Project is getting some help from a local business. A Belton-based tattoo artist is donating the proceeds they earn for giving heart tattoos.
Lee's Summit parent speaks out against closing, consolidating children's school
Lee’s Summit School District is considering consolidating two schools due to low enrollment: Lee’s Summit Elementary and Westview Elementary. This idea has stirred the LSE community.
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