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Copper Boyz Ranch makes horsemanship, agriculture accessible for urban youth
A group of cowboys started Copper Boyz Ranch, a Kansas City, Missouri, nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching agriculture skills and horsemanship to urban youth.
HUD gave Lee's Summit Housing Authority 'troubled' performance rating
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is one agency that's been investigating the way the Lee's Summit Housing Authority has been taking care of its responsibilities.
Chiefs DL Jerry Tillery brings global perspective, growing language list to KC
Jerry Tillery’s football journey has taken him across four NFL teams. But it’s his off-the-field travels that truly set him apart.
Veterans Community Project builds new navigation campus in south Kansas City
Army veteran Craig McGrath credits the Veterans Community Project with "restoring his dignity" after struggling with PTSD and job loss following his military service
Developer, 24, using social media to document historic building renovation in KC
A young Kansas City developer is taking an unconventional approach to real estate development by documenting his projects on social media.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers investigating flooding in Argentine neighborhood
The Argentine and Armourdale neighborhoods are some of the lowest-lying communities in Kansas City, Kansas, and that means those neighborhoods are prone to flooding.
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