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Viewers help federal worker avoid eviction after KSHB 41 story
A federal employee facing eviction during the government shutdown received an outpouring of support after her story aired on KSHB 41 News. Viewers reached out within minutes of the broadcast.
New Chabad at KU center honors Prairie Village woman killed in D.C. shooting
Chabad at KU opened its doors to its new center for Jewish students at the University of Kansas on Sunday. The new space includes a memorial garden for Sarah Milgrim.
Neighbors, businesses convert libraries into food pantries
Community members across the Kansas City area are converting their spaces into food distribution points as concerns grow about families facing food insecurity.
Wage cuts push Mexican seasonal workers to rethink returning
There's a lot of work still left to do at Bowlin Farms as the season comes to an end. Victor Hernandez and Ivan Torres head back home to Guerrero, Mexico, on Sunday.
Federal government employees in Kansas City working without pay speak out
Thursday marked the 30th day of the federal government shutdown and a month of unpaid work for more than a million people.
Kansas City-based businesses focus on affordable meals as SNAP faces uncertainty
Taylor Fuller-Sims is a caterer and chef operating The Taylored Experience. She created a free meal guide called Stretch the Table to help families grocery shop for and cook affordable meals.
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