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KCK mother reflects on journey 1 year after she lost home in fire
Last year, Daira Smith lost her home in a fire. Now, she has a new apartment where she runs two new businesses. KSHB 41 News followed up to see what got her here.
100-year-old World War II veteran recognized in JoCo for his service
A 100-year-old World War II veteran was recognized for his service and sacrifice during Johnson County's Veterans Day Observance.
Kansas City Roller Warriors makes comeback with new teams
After three years, the KC Roller Warriors are relaunching three hometown teams with new skaters and new names: the Midtown Misfits, the Strawberry Hellions and the 18th and Vines.
Kansas City Afghanistan veteran shares what Veterans Day means to him
Randy Livengood served in not one but two branches of the military. Ahead of Veterans Day, he reflects on his time serving his country.
Northland residents will miss park Kansas City plans to remove
The city of Kansas City, Mo., will leave open to development a large, wooded parks area in the Northland.
KCMO Mayor Lucas announces efforts to fight fentanyl, involves families
KCMO Mayor Quinton Lucas announced multiple efforts to fight against fentanyl this week, including a public education campaign and a summit. He hopes it will lead to better prevention.
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