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UG implements moratorium to stop early closure of KCK food trucks
An ordinance on food trucks in Kansas City, Kansas, that impacted business is now on hold after food truck owners voiced their concerns.
William Jewell College addresses its history of slavery, segregation
William Jewell’s Racial Reconciliation Commission placed four plaques throughout the quad, each representing a different point in time in the college’s history.
Mental Health Awareness Month: Tyler’s House provides teens sanctuary they need
Teens are facing a mental health crisis, but Tyler's House KC is a local organization that wants to help.
'Time is brain': Lee's Summit man shares stroke story
Strokes can happen to anyone at any age, according to the American Heart Association. Globally, about one in four adults over the age of 25 will have a stroke in their lifetime.
1 year ago, 6-year-old was shot, killed playing outside of his home in KCK
When May 3 comes around, Sir Brown's family will probably be outside on the grill, playing basketball or football and putting up decorations in his favorite color green.
Gardner, KS woman holds garage sale for much-needed ADA van
Evy Sayavong will be selling some of her items and donated ones in Gardner, Kansas. Funds raised at the garage sale this weekend will go towards getting a new ADA van.
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