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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.
Lee's Summit business started 10 years ago because of Royals
The 2015 MLB season isn't only when the Royals won the World Series, but also when one Lee’s Summit woman was inspired to start her own business.
OP teen bikes 150 miles to raise awareness, hope for rare genetic disorder
An Overland Park teen completed a 150-mile bike journey Sunday to raise awareness and hope for his rare genetic disorder.
18th and Vine Art Fest showcases mental health artwork
The 18th and Vine Arts Festival kicked off Friday promoting mental health awareness, with over 80 artists from across the Kansas City area participating in the art fair.
Residents have pushed for safety at intersection where UMKC student died
Several people have pushed for changes to the intersection of 51st Street and Troost Avenue before Thursday's fatal car crash.
Eden Village fighting against chronic homelessness, welcomes tiny home tenants
For nearly three years KSHB 41 News has followed the development of Eden Village in KCK, a privately built, gated community with tiny homes to house 23 chronically homeless people permanently.
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