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Nonprofits support one another during federal funding freezes, shutdown
After nearly eight months, KSHB 41 followed up with KC Farm School for an update on the U.S. Department of Agriculture funding freezes from March.
Nearly 700,000 Missourians to go without SNAP benefits next month
The government shutdown will continue into day 21. While lawmakers remain in a standoff, some families are left wondering if they will be able to put food on the table.
Area Head Start programs may use reserve funds to stay open during shutdown
The Mid-America Regional Council said last week its Head Start partners across Jackson, Platte and Clay counties may need to temporarily close beginning Nov. 1. because of the government shutdown.
KCPS ready to sell vacant Waldo lot 23 years after closing Bingham Middle School
An empty lot in Waldo that has sat vacant for years is finally planned to go up for sale, giving neighbors another chance to influence what gets built on the former Bingham Middle School site.
Harrisonville High School makes final push to win $1M in national contest
The clock is ticking to help Harrisonville High School win $1 million in T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights competition.
Jackson County commercial property owners react to proposed 15% assessment caps
In a news conference, Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota said the county is working to decrease assessments on any commercial property under $5 million whose value increased more than 15% this year.
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