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West Bottoms business owners fight massive property assessment increases
Sean Rielley, a third-generation business owner with proud Kansas City roots, saw his building assessed at a 555% increase, shifting his tax estimate from around $4,000 to over $26,000.
Kansas City looks at solutions for safe activities for teens during curfew
School is out and summer is here, but the season comes with a curfew for Kansas City, Missouri's youth. Anyone 15 years old and younger must be with an adult guardian after 10 p.m.
Kansas City's Camp Win introduces girls to different sports, life skills
WIN for KC hosts its annual Camp Win with the goal of encouraging girls to try new sports and stick with them, and one camp graduate returned to the camp following her success story.
Overland Park man plants pickleball seed, to grow the sport in more countries
Aaron Trost's Pickleball Planter nonprofit aims to introduce the accessible sport to adaptive athletes and communities in need of positive activities during difficult times.
Witnesses help injured motorcyclist on K-10; KDOT construction to improve safety
On Tuesday, witnesses stepped up to help an injured motorcyclist in the westbound lanes of K-10 Highway in Lawrence after he crashed into an oncoming vehicle.
Latino businesses in Kansas City, Kansas, see decline amid growing ICE concerns
Edgar Galicia, executive director of the Central Avenue Betterment Association, said the once-bustling Central Avenue has seen a dramatic change in the past six months.
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