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Free Hot Soup feeds, gifts unhoused population in KCMO during holidays
Nearly 1800 people experience homelessness in Kansas City, Missouri, on any given night, according to the Greater KC Coalition to End Homelessness.
KC-area Salvation Army volunteers speak on importance of donations amid decrease
As charitable donations decrease nationwide, local nonprofits in the Kansas City area are still feeling the effects as the year ends.
KCMO homicide count continues to increase, as violent crime declines nationwide
According to new FBI data, violent crime dropped by eight percent in the U.S. But this unfortunately is not the case in Kansas City, Missouri.
Kansas City filmmaker highlights representation, Midwest culture through film
A new local feature film, titled "Midwest Skidmark," is making its debut in Kansas City Thursday evening.
Warming center in Lenexa sees surge in homeless numbers this winter
The purchase of a nearby hotel has received approval from Johnson County commissioners, opening the door for the establishment of an all-inclusive shelter that serves both men and women.
Parents brace for changes as Kansas schools prepare for new open enrollment law
As the end of this year approaches, 2024 will start with change for all Kansas public schools. School districts have until Jan. 1 to submit their plans to accommodate a new state law.
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