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Kansas Citians discuss how finances impact mental health
Almost half of adults in the U.S. reported that money harms their mental health, according to a 2024 BankRate survey.
'If we can’t grow food, we can’t eat': Powell Gardens' effort regenerates soil
Powell Gardens launched the Midwest Center for Regenerative Agriculture in partnership with Good Oak LLC. MCRA is a new program that advocates for land conservation.
Armourdale furniture business owner shares thoughts on tariffs, future impacts
KSHB 41 heard from a family-owned furniture business in Kansas City, Kansas, about what they're expecting with tariffs now in place.
Residents at risk of losing homes in Wyandotte County tax sales
Housing advocates say each year they watch Wyandotte County residents nearly lose their homes in the Unified Government’s tax sale.
Local nonprofits anticipate the impact of recent tariffs on their operations
Tariffs have become another source of uncertainty for local nonprofit organizations as many of them are already dealing with executive orders that prompted policy changes and funding cuts.
Police: KCMO sees uptick in domestic violence homicides compared to 2024
As of April 7, there have been 12 domestic violence homicides in Kansas City, Missouri, according to KCPD Chief Stacey Graves.
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