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Local nonprofits anticipate the impact of recent tariffs on their operations
Tariffs have become another source of uncertainty for local nonprofit organizations as many of them are already dealing with executive orders that prompted policy changes and funding cuts.
Police: KCMO sees uptick in domestic violence homicides compared to 2024
As of April 7, there have been 12 domestic violence homicides in Kansas City, Missouri, according to KCPD Chief Stacey Graves.
In-house manufacturing gives Kansas City-based company leg up amid tariffs
Sandlot Goods is a hat-manufacturing company that makes every hat it sells in Kansas City. KSHB 41 is continuing to talk about tariffs and how they're impacting you.
Decarcerate KC rallies, canvasses in opposition of public safety sales tax
Decarcerate KC led a coalition of Kansas City, Missouri, organizations Sunday morning, just two days before residents are set to vote on a public safety sales tax that would fund a new city jail.
Program to inspire next generation of Black aviators takes flight
A transformative initiative is taking to the skies in Kansas City, aimed at providing Black youth with aerospace education and career opportunities in aviation.
Coffee shops brace for bitter reality with new tariffs taking effect Saturday
Experts predict the price for coffee will increase once tariffs go into effect on countries which export beans to the United States.
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