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Election 2024

ELECTION DAY UPDATES | Donald Trump wins Missouri, according to, NBC and DD HQ

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Election results Nov. 5, 2024 Election Results

Election 2024

ELECTION RESULTS | See interactive maps with Missouri election results

Election 2024

ELECTION RESULTS | See interactive maps with Kansas election results

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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National Politics

Beware of early claims of victory in presidential election

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Election 2024 coverage in Missouri, Kansas

Kansas City Chiefs Coverage

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  Ralph Yarl was honored at this year's 'Going the Distance for Brain Injury' run. KSHB spoke to his family and runners about who they participated for.
  
  Olathe eighth-grader heads to Scripps National Spelling Bee
  
  Emory Jobe, an eighth-grader at Mission Trail Middle School in Olathe, is headed to the Scripps National Spelling Bee on May 28.
  
  Shoe store recovers from past break-ins, returning to KCMO from Independence
  
  A local man wants to bring his business back into Kansas City, Missouri, as a way to give back to where he grew up.
  
  First Act theater group highlights female lead, actor with disability
  
  Kaitlyn Talken and her co-star Cole Wood-McKeown, who plays SpongeBob’s pet snail Gary, have amassed quite the following through social media.
  
  EarlystART teacher shares pre-schoolers' growth as they move on to Kindergarten
  
  Little learners inside EarlystART's purple classroom started their day with a number of different activities: teeth brushing, writing and creating with playdough, just to name a few.
  
  Johnson County Utility Assistance Program expands with $750K funding
  
  The cost of living has skyrocketed, leaving thousands of Americans struggling to make ends meet. Johnson County allocated $750K in federal COVID-19 funding to expand its Utility Assistance Program.
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