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City to evaluate south KCMO intersection's safety after child's death in crash
A growing memorial has formed as community members stop by to pay their respects to a girl who died Tuesday morning after being struck by a vehicle while riding her bike to school.
Neighbors 'heartbroken' over death of 10-year-old girl in Tuesday morning crash
A 10-year-old girl was struck and killed by a vehicle while riding her bicycle Tuesday morning at a south Kansas City intersection.
Kansas City-area parents wary of Instagram's new teen account restrictions
Instagram's parent company, Meta, announced Tuesday that teenagers utilizing the platform will be restricted to seeing PG-13 content by default starting at the end of 2025.
‘The entire state is at risk’: Group urges voters to oppose redistricting push
Kansas Fair Maps rallies voters against potential special session to redraw congressional maps years ahead of schedule, citing concerns about gerrymandering.
Wyandotte County voters can meet candidates one-on-one Wednesday night
Wyandotte County residents can meet local candidates Wednesday at the South Branch Library as part of efforts to address language access barriers before the November 4 election.
Kansas City-area federal government employees navigate furloughs, layoffs
As day 13 of the federal government shutdown came to a close, Internal Revenue Service employees in Kansas City, Missouri, wondered what's ahead this week.
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