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Turning on holiday cheer, cutting down energy costs this year in Kansas City
Putting up holiday lights takes a lot of energy, and so does turning them on. As you turn on the holiday cheer, there are a few ways to cut down the cost.
Belton citizen-driven committee reviews $3.6 million in public safety spending
The Belton Public Safety Sales Tax Committee meeting was something I was able to experience firsthand on Thursday night.
UPDATE | City of Olathe to offer subsidy for retiree health insurance program
At the most recent Olathe City Council meeting, several retirees said the city's health insurance premium increases could raise their health care costs by 500% to 900% in 2026.
Mothers who lost children to violence in KCMO will get support for Thanksgiving
Kansas City Mothers in Charge is making sure mothers who lost loved ones to violence know they have community support during the grief the holiday's can bring.
Death of 'Good Samaritan' reveals surge in domestic violence cases in Missouri
The death of Good Samaritan Tony Barron by off-duty Whiteman Air Force Base Airman Glyzula Ingram Wednesday morning highlights a growing domestic violence crisis affecting communities across Missouri.
Government to reopen, furloughed federal contractor eager to return to work
Alphia Hart, a federal contractor in Leavenworth County, is facing eviction after being furloughed for 42 days during the government shutdown.
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