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'Bigger than basketball': KCMO nonprofits help with barriers to youth sports
Playing youth sports usually comes with a cost. If a family has several athletes, the cost to participate adds up. While it's easy to find sports programs in KC, they can be hard to afford.
Olathe City Council approves freezer facility despite pushback from neighbors
A contentious city council meeting in Olathe, Kansas, Tuesday night ended with a vote of approval for a cold storage facility development.
Missouri solar panel company to close after changes to federal incentives
The owner of Roof Power Solar in Rich Hill, Missouri, will close his business later this year because of changes to federal incentive policies making it more difficult to buy solar panels.
Jackson County voters begin early voting in Frank White Jr. recall election
The recall election for Jackson County Executive Frank White Jr. comes after months of legal battles and procedural delays that tested both voters' patience and election officials' preparation.
KCMO car lot faces dilemma: Comply with new rules or protect against theft?
A Kansas City family-owned car dealership is working to comply with new city regulations while urging city leaders to maintain security patrols to protect the business from significant theft.
'Need still exists': Northland nonprofit offers clothing, shoes to those in need
KSHB 41’s JuYeon Kim spent the day at the Northland Clothing Center to learn more about their important work helping others.
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