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KCK food trucks forced to close early after recent enforcement by UG
On Wednesday, Leonardo Nolazquez pointed out the many food trucks lined near Central Avenue and N. 18th Street in Kansas City, Kansas.
KCMO barber optimistic ahead of potential new Country Club Plaza ownership
The Country Club Plaza may be getting a new owner, and while it's not confirmed, businesses are preparing for change. That includes one barber who's watched the Plaza evolve from his shop windows.
Volunteers help repair homes in historically underserved KCMO neighborhood
Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City helped make repairs to several homes in the Town Fork Creek neighborhood Tuesday morning through its Rock the Block campaign.
'The gift of life': How organ donation transformed 2 KC-area women's lives
April is national Donate Life Month and two local women shared how important organ donors are, and how their lives were changed by the process.
Kansas City immigration attorney champions opportunities for migrant workers
Amidst debates and controversies surrounding immigration, one local law firm is taking a stand for migrant workers while drawing from their own family's journey to the United States.
Lamonte McIntyre reacts after former prosecutor surrenders law license
Terra Morehead, a former Wyandotte County prosecutor and retired assistant U.S. attorney in Kansas, voluntarily surrendered her law license following a history of ethical problems.
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