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Election 2024 coverage in Missouri, Kansas

Kansas City Chiefs Coverage

- Olathe woman's side hustle turns into city's newest storefront
  
  A woman-owned business in Olathe is celebrating its grand opening on Saturday. The storefront is years in the making.
  
  Artists with disabilities pursue dream jobs through Johnson County art programs
  
  The artists in those programs, called Paper Crete Works and Emerging Artists, are making and selling their art right now. Both programs are within Johnson County Developmental Support.
  
  Partnership with 3 Kansas City organizations spreads cheer this holiday season
  
  Santa for a Day organization has teamed up with the Kansas City Royals to bring joy and gifts to children from the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Kansas City this festive season.
  
  UMKC recognized for program for first-generation students
  
  Going to college is a big moment, especially for students who are the first in their family to go to college.
  
  Family of missing MO woman want answers as lawmakers weigh cold case legislation
  
  Missouri House Representative Tricia Byrnes introduced HB 1716, which would require the entire state of Missouri to utilize the NamUS database, in addition to provide funding for DNA testing.
  
  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.
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