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Missouri man exonerated for murder meets judge who released him for 1st time
Darryl Burton served 24 years in the Missouri State Penitentiary for a murder he didn't commit. Now, he's releasing a memoir on his experience.
KCMO City Council appoints Black woman as city's 1st ever poet laureate
Melissa Ferrer Civil began writing poetry at the age of 12, taking inspiration from Maya Angelou, the prominent poet and civil rights activist.
Chiefs fan kept faith she’d see Kansas City in Super Bowl LVIII
Kansas City Chiefs fan Deidre Anderson-Barbee never lost faith the team would be in the Super Bowl after the team surprised her with free tickets to the game on Christmas Day.
Kansas City barber continues to inspire customers with free haircuts
A local barber and lifelong Chiefs fan is continuing to use the success of the team to spread his personal story. KSHB 41 checked in with Ricardo Torres after first meeting him at the NFL Draft.
Photographer using historic neon signs to tell story of Kansas City
Nick Vedros is a Kansas City photographer and president of the Lumi Neon Museum, a nonprofit and a space in Pennway Point that will be dedicated to historic neon signs throughout the city.
Bay Area-inspired sandwich shop is a business divided before Super Bowl
Bay Boy Specialty Sandwiches slowly grew its operation over the years, bringing the basics of the bay to the masses.
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