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England's World Cup team bought pool table from Overland Park woman

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Algerian KU student and Lawrence earthwork artist celebrate World Cup team

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Austrian fans descend on Fan Fest, local Austrian restaurant ahead of match

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2026 FIFA World Cup

Austrian fans descend on Fan Fest, local Austrian restaurant ahead of match

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2026 FIFA World Cup

Algeria fans and Lawrence locals forge lasting bond during World Cup

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Organizations cash in on their stadium parking proximity

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2026 FIFA World Cup

Memorial Hall World Cup watch parties were canceled, but fun options remain

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Another argument ends with gunfire and another KCMO homicide victim

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Welcoming the World: Kansas City hosts 2026 FIFA World Cup

- 'Dying Out Loud': KC man faces terminal cancer with hope on podcast about death
  
  While facing terminal stage four colon cancer, Kris Saim talks about death through hope, joy and meaningful conversations on his podcast, "Dying Out Loud."
  
  Olathe West creates choir class for special needs students
  
  Recently a KSHB 41 viewer tagged me in a Facebook video from Olathe Public Schools, showcasing a new choir class created specifically for students with special needs.
  
  Kansas City orchestra teacher performs on the big stage with Toni Braxton
  
  Rizson Canady is a multi-talented musician. She sings, produces music, plays the drums and the piano just to name a few.
  
  Future Ready Lab tells a story through animatronics
  
  In the Future Ready Lab at the North Kansas City School District’s Northland Innovation Center, fifth graders are working in groups to tell a story through animatronics.
  
  'Light at the end of the tunnel': Farmers pivot as diesel prices remain high
  
  Diesel prices remain up due to the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran, impacting local farmers in deep and unique ways.
  
  Big shoes to fill: The many roles of Lawrence Police Ofc. Anthony Harvey
  
  KSHB 41's Caitlin Knute spoke with Lawrence Police Ofc. Anthony Harvey, who is making a difference by giving back in his hometown.
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