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Oldest Missouri Black-owned bookstore closes as owner retires
Willa's Books and Vinyl, the oldest Black-owned bookstore in Missouri, closes as owner Willa Mae Robinson prepares for her retirement.
Graham Hoffman’s brother reacts to memorial ride with 400 motorcycles
From Blue Springs to Kansas City, Missouri, driving by Station 42, almost 400 motorcyclists rode 49 miles on Saturday morning to honor KCFD paramedic firefighter Graham Hoffman.
City of Liberty turns to community for future plans to well-known park
Big changes could be coming to one of Liberty’s largest parks—and city leaders want the community to help guide the future of Bennett Park.
Kansas City artist depicts police shootings through her exhibit, '14 lives'
"The talk" is a conversation that happens in most Black households, specifically with Black youth, about how to interact with police officers to survive.
450 Raytown students face homelessness, nonprofit offering help
More than 450 students in the Raytown School District are experiencing homelessness, and nearly half of those are elementary school students.
Thousands of rubber ducks to race in fundraiser for Gardner Gold
More than 4,000 rubber ducks will race down Gardner's lazy river Friday to raise funds for Gardner Gold, a local organization supporting children with special needs and their families.
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