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4 students designed this year’s 'I Voted' stickers in Clay County
Voters will receive one of four “I voted” stickers designed by students from Lillian Schumacher Elementary in Liberty.
Remembering the Red Tails | How Tuskegee Airmen's legacy lives on in Kansas City
As KSHB 41 continues our Remembering the Red Tails series, we wanted to highlight a Kansas City-area organization that honors the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen.
Questions loom for Crossroads business owners ahead of Royals stadium decision
As the vote for the 3/8-cent stadiums sales tax looms on April 2, businesses in the Crossroads are grappling with uncertainty about their futures.
Waldo emerges as hub for women-owned businesses
Close to 30 women-owned businesses can be found in the small neighborhood of Waldo in south Kansas City.
Metropolitan Community College's 1st Black female Chancellor, CEO shares mission
Dr. Kimberly Beatty, Metropolitan Community College's first Black female Chancellor and CEO, shares goals and journey during Women's History Month.
Loved ones speak on legacy of Kansas City Tuskegee Airman Virgil Brashears
The legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen continues as the story of one of those local heroes, Virgil Brashears, is being shared by those who knew him well.
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