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Coffee shop puts students through the grind of running their own business
Student-run coffee shop blending a unique cup of togetherness along with a taste of how to operate and run a coffee business.
Kansas City's AIDS Service Foundation takes bold steps to tackle HIV stigma
As the number of HIV cases continues to rise in Kansas City, a local organization is taking bold steps to raise awareness, educate the public and provide essential resources to those affected.
KC-area woman fights back against stage 4 stomach cancer diagnosis
Jessica Imler, 25, is soaking up as much time with her three-year-old daughter, Blaire— because she isn’t sure how much time she has left.
KC brick-and-mortar stores adapt Black Friday amid e-commerce boom
A record 200.4 million consumers shopped over the five-day weekend between Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday, according to the National Retail Federation.
Missouri legislator pushes Donna's Law, a voluntary do-not-sell list for guns
As we approach an election year, Missouri state lawmakers are preparing to head back to work, as the legislative session begins in January. One lawmaker wants to prevent self-harm through Donna's Law.
Gingerbread house competition in KCMO benefits kids who experienced trauma
The annual Holidays in Crestwood event auctions off gingerbread houses done by the chefs to raise money for the Child Protection Center (CPC). 100% of bids go to the CPC.
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