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KC domestic violence shelter reacts to new FCC rules for victims, cell phones
The FCC approved a set of rules this morning that would safeguard domestic violence survivors by "improving access to safe and affordable connectivity" via cell phones.
Residents speak to how Kansas City national recognition could impact city
The Chiefs, the NFL Draft and a new women's soccer stadium have spurred national recognition and put KC on the map. We talked to people about how this recognition is going to impact our city.
Family of KCMO mass shooting victim pushes for stricter gun control
Jasity's Law efforts are at the forefront following violence at Oak Park Mall and the Independence Center.
Kansas City Jewish community 'united' after March for Israel rally in D.C.
Members of the Jewish community and allies from across the world gathered for the March for Israel rally Tuesday afternoon on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
KCPS won't hire elementary school armed security guards after community feedback
The Kansas City Public Schools district said it began exploring the idea of hiring armed security guards at elementary schools in response to mass shootings across the country.
Parents decry changes to Blue Valley Schools Chinese Immersion program
The Blue Valley Board of Education's recent vote to make changes to the district's Chinese Immersion programs has some parents feeling like their children are left out.
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