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80 years later, WWII veteran laid to rest at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery
World War II veteran John McLauchlen was laid to rest at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery on Monday, more than 80 years after he was killed in action while serving as a bomber pilot in Burma.
Home at Last: Kansas City honors WW2 veteran after 80 years missing in action
Lt. John Mclauchlen, who was missing in action for more than 80 years, is finally being laid to rest at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery.
'Convenient': Couple opens new sustainable grocery store in downtown Lawrence
Reanna and Chad Slagel opened Jody's Market in downtown Lawrence on Wednesday, July 3, with sustainability and conveniency in mind.
Kansas man to represent Team USA in wheelchair rugby at 2024 Paris Paralympics
Brad Hudspeth is getting ready for Paris, where he’ll represent Team USA in wheelchair rugby. However, his road to Paris started before he made the team.
Former baseball, softball Olympians eager for sports to return at LA28 Games
Baseball and softball won’t be part of the Paris Olympics, but former Olympians are happy they'll return to the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
River Market workers, business owners say new parking restrictions hurt workers
Finding parking in Kansas City's River Market is not always an easy thing. It's even harder on busy days.
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