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Kansas City bands jam out, raise money for musician battling brain cancer
Five bands headlined a fundraiser Sunday at Knuckleheads for longtime area musician Johnny Toon as he battles brain cancer.
'Show a different way': KCMO group uses conflict resolution to reduce crime
Community leaders and residents gathered Saturday at Swope Park for a youth violence conflict-resolution seminar to promote community-driven solutions and steering young people away from violence.
25% of UMKC student internship employers within proximity of streetcar line
University of Missouri-Kansas City students are coming back to school, and soon, the KC Streetcar will make its move south toward the university's campus.
Parents whose son died in hazing incident shared story with KU students, parents
“I think the word hazing, it’s accepted for some weird reason," Evelyn Piazza, who lost her son in 2017, said.
Louisburg food pantry adapts after Harvesters cuts 9% of feeding programs
In early August, Harvesters announced it's cutting 9% of its food programs that span across 27 counties.
Palmer Center in Independence hosted 'Scamboree' to help seniors avoid scams
The Palmer Center in Independence hosted its annual “Scamboree” event Tuesday to help the senior citizens it serves access resources and tips to avoid getting scammed.
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