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Schools, students 'hopeful' for smoother process with FAFSA open earlier
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid opened earlier than anticipated this year, marking a significant improvement from previous years when students and families encountered problems.
IRIS rideshare ends in Liberty, similar program aims to fill transit gaps
Liberty's agreement with IRIS ends on Tuesday, September 30. The decision comes after Gladstone ended its contract for the microtransit program.
Kansas City-area lawmakers look into new VA copay requirements
The teams of Congressman Mark Alford and Sen. Jerry Moran said they are conducting their own research into new VA copay requirements after KSHB 41 reporter Elyse Schoenig reached out to them.
'We come for work': USDA rolls back migrant seasonal worker rules for farmers
That’s the message farmer Steve Bowlin shared with KSHB 41 agricultural reporter Ryan Gamboa after the USDA rolled back seasonal worker requirements for farmers.
Questions remain following new Department of Veterans Affairs copay requirements
KSHB 41 reporter Elyse Schoenig learned about this change through an email from a viewer last week. After airing the initial story Tuesday, she reached out to the VA with follow-up questions.
Lexington, Missouri, neighborhood's second gas leak in 2 days is ‘tiresome’
Two gas leaks in two days have forced evacuations in Lexington, Missouri, leaving residents frustrated and demanding answers about safety protocols during utility work.
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