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Willie Arthur Smith's Kansas City Marching Cobras disbands, ends on high note
Since 1969, the Kansas City Marching Cobras have influenced the area's history and future. Now the drill team is disbanding on a high note.
KCKPS high school seniors prepare for college as tuition increases
James Hawkins, Carrington Frazier, and Ethan Willey are KCK high school seniors with plans to attend college without destroying their financial futures.
KCMO forms task force to help support entrepreneurs ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup
The city of Kansas City, Missouri, introduced a new small business task force to improve the development and support of the city's small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Dealerships, independent repair shops see differences in car part availability
The United Auto Workers strike is prohibiting some parts manufacturers from processing their orders.
KC creative crafts hand-painted jackets for Beyoncé's dancers
Creative Kartel Stylez wears many hats — artist, celebrity fashion designer, Kansas Citian. And now, Stylez can add "created handpainted jackets for Beyonce's dancers" to her résumé.
History made: Inaugural 18th & Vine Arts Festival celebrates Black artists
History is unfolding in Kansas City this weekend as the community attends the first-ever 18th & Vine Arts Festival.
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