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Kansas City nonprofit hosts annual Black infant mortality awareness walk
A local nonprofit, Uzazi Village, is hosting its 9th annual walk to raise awareness about Black infant mortality in KC.
Artists, poets in KC from different countries share what it means to start over
Ahead of the start of Hispanic Heritage Month on Friday, KSHB 41 News heard from those forced to leave their native-countries and start over.
13-year-old musician excels at Paseo Academy of Fine and Performing Arts
Thirteen-year-old Oskar Ryan-Garrard's father first bought him a guitar when he was 1 years-old, not knowing his son would later be considered a musical prodigy.
New Missouri law incentivizes selling land to beginning farmers
In order to recruit new generations to the agriculture industry, Missouri state lawmakers passed a bill to incentivize selling land to beginning farmers.
Owner of Kansas City car dealership watching UAW strike talks closely
“If I don't have vehicles in my inventory, I have very little or nothing to talk about," Hosea Haywood, owner of Computerized Auto Search in Kansas City, Missouri, said Thursday.
Saint Luke's Health System in Kansas City adds robots to hospital staff
St. Luke’s hospital on the Plaza added a helpful hand to its staff, hoping to save time on tasks throughout the building.
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