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Park University welcomes students on move-in day amid rising college costs
As students across the nation prepare for the start of the academic year, Park University is welcoming students back on move-in day.
Historic Midtown Kansas City theater reopens after devastating fire
"The Warwick was never intended just to be for one little theater company," says director Karen Paisley.
‘In memory of Trent’: Acts of kindness keep Grain Valley man's spirit alive
Trent Starr died by suicide on New Year’s Day in 2022, but his family and friends keep his spirit alive through the random acts of kindness each year around Aug. 2 to mark his birthday.
Family says goodbye to Larry Banks, killed in Family Dollar building collapse
Larry Banks was born and raised in Kansas City, where most of his family still lives. He served in the Army for four years, which is why he was honored and buried at the Leavenworth National Cemetery.
PickleCon’s Court of Dreams ensures everyone has a place on pickleball court
PickleCon is in Kansas City for the second straight year and it's now inclusive through a partnership with the Beautiful Lives Project to create an adaptive pickleball clinic, the Court of Dreams.
North Kansas City mom voices concern over Missouri’s statewide cell phone ban
As students across Missouri head back to school, a new statewide ban on personal electronic devices during school hours will be enforced starting this year.
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