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KC-area case of missing Native American highlights shortcomings of Savanna's Act
The case of a missing KC-area Native American teenager, Quana Big Spring, highlights what advocates describe as shortcomings of a federal law designed to improve the response to these types of cases.
Critical vote Tuesday threatens bus system, daily commuters in Kansas City
Voters are heading to the polls today to cast their ballots on the renewal of the 3/8 cent sales tax that funds the state's bus system.
'We’re not trying, we’re doing': Lowrider bicycle club helping teens in KCK
Every detail and part on every bike is earned for some teens in Kansas City, Kansas, through a programmed dubbed Lowrding 2 Success.
Co-worker remembers men killed by carbon monoxide poisoning as 'good people'
Three people died Monday due to carbon monoxide poisoning in Kansas City, Missouri. The fire department said the youngest victim was 14.
Mock cemeteries throughout Kansas City honor lives lost to violence
The Kansas City Hispanic community is joining hands by placing mock cemeteries in the middle of predominately Hispanic neighborhoods to raise awareness for lives lost to violence.
KC-area woman raises Alzheimer's awareness after mother's diagnosis
November marks Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month and a Kansas City-area woman has stepped up to help educate others on the deadly disease after her mother's diagnosis five years ago.
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