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Veteran Affairs, KC-area veteran talk about PTSD treatment around of July 4th
Every year around the Fourth of July, conversations are had about the complex relationship between veterans and fireworks.
Legally blind artist helps visually impaired students gain self-confidence
Lily Dickson is using her skills as a teacher and artist to help her visually impaired students gain confidence through their artwork.
'This is 1 drop in a bucket': Mom recounts losing 16-year-old son from fentanyl
In 2022, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported 76,226 people died from synthetic opioids. 16-year-old Carson Moppin of Oak Grove, Missouri, was one of the fatal deaths that year.
Mom of girl killed by celebratory gunfire awaits for Parson to sign Blair's Law
As people make preparations and plans for the Fourth of July holiday, one mother is hoping they will celebrate safely.
KC actor plays role in chocolate shop on stage and off
One performer in the production of the Coterie Theatre's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" is taking his role to a new level.
From flash flooding, to extreme heat, Kansas Citians are weather-ready
Some parts of Kansas City are still recovering from flash flooding on Monday. Roe Park, near Indian Creek, was one of many places still submerged Tuesday.
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