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Former Aspen Place residents still adjusting 1 month after being evicted
KSHB 41 first met Victoria Bledsoe soon after she found out the city of Gardner condemned the Aspen Place Apartments, where she lived, because of health and safety hazards.
Jewish family-owned hardware store displays Stars of David in show of solidarity
People walking through the heart of the Garment District might notice three Stars of David in the window sill of Harry J. Epstein Co.
Downtown Pleasant Hill business owners talk growth, what drew them there
From renovated buildings to millions in investment, downtown Pleasant Hill business owners told us they've seen big changes.
Kansas City high school students visit China, focus on culture, not conflict
Traveling is a key part of the immersion education at Académie Lafayette, a charter school in Kansas City, Missouri.
JoCo mom, nurse practitioner questions what's next if Medicaid cuts pass
U.S. House Republicans passed the spending bill, which, according to the Congressional Budget Office, would cut Medicaid by $793 billion over 10 years. The bill is now in the U.S. Senate's hands.
Some Kansas Citians keep summer travel plans, others scale back trips
More Americans are planning to travel this summer compared to last year, but rising costs are keeping many travelers closer to home.
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