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Election 2024

ELECTION DAY UPDATES | Josh Hawley, Sharice Davids win reelection

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Election results Nov. 5, 2024 Election Results

Election 2024

ELECTION RESULTS | See interactive maps with Missouri election results

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ELECTION RESULTS | See interactive maps with Kansas election results

Election 2024

Voters elect Republican Mike Kehoe as Missouri’s 58th governor

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Election 2024

U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids fends off challenge from Republican Prasanth Reddy

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Weather

KSHB 41 Weather | Chance of patchy dense fog by morning

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National Politics

What’s needed to secure a victory in the presidential election

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Election 2024 coverage in Missouri, Kansas

- Agriculture producers concerned from safety net programs as farm bill expires
  
  The farm bill is a federal safety net for farmers across the nation. It expired at midnight on Sept. 30, one year after its original expiration date.
  
  Restaurant serves Black families more than 100 free meals
  
  Black single mothers who brought their kids to District Fish and Pasta House ate for free to kick off Black Feast Week.
  
  'Not one cent': 2 Kansas City-area tenant unions launch rent strike
  
  Independence Towers Tenant Union and Quality Hill Towers Tenant Union launched their rent strikes on Tuesday.
  
  Spring Hill High School volunteer club gives gift of time at Harvesters
  
  Juniors and Seniors with the Spring Hill High School Volunteer Club donated their time at Harvesters packaging food items. The program has been raising good neighbors since being established in 1995.
  
  UMKC student starts safety petition after another student killed in crosswalk
  
  Troostwood neighborhood residents and the University of Missouri- Kansas City community want a stop light installed at an intersection where a UMKC student died while riding a scooter.
  
  Social media campaign in JoCo targets youth, raises awareness about fentanyl
  
  You Never Know, a new social media campaign in Johnson County, Kansas, is targeting people between the ages of 13-25 to raise awareness about the dangers of illicit fentanyl.
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