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Kansas City-area federal government employees navigate furloughs, layoffs
As day 13 of the federal government shutdown came to a close, Internal Revenue Service employees in Kansas City, Missouri, wondered what's ahead this week.
Amidst soaring domestic violence deaths, KC's intervention court shows success
Kansas City is experiencing a deadly surge in domestic violence, but existing court intervention programs are showing remarkable success in preventing repeat offenses.
Community rallies with parade for 3-year-old battling rare genetic disorder
Dozens of trucks, motorcycles and even camels lined up Saturday to honor 3-year-old Tucker Langford, who is battling a rare genetic disorder known as butterfly skin.
‘60% of our kids might not eat’: How pregame meals keep NKC football hungry
The North Kansas City Hornets have been hungry for success on the gridiron this fall, but it starts with catered pregame meals to make sure the players aren't actually hungry at kickoff.
Father's search for daughter comes as task force studies missing Black women
Greg Parr will never forget May 16: That's the last day he saw his daughter Serene after sharing a wonderful dinner together.
IFD firefighter credits department’s mandatory cancer screening as life-saving
For three years now, the Independence Fire Department has required annual physicals for all department members. Firefighter Spencer Ashley said a scan he underwent last year saved his life.
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