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Recent KU graduate talks job market amid higher unemployment rates
Recent college graduates are experiencing higher unemployment rates in the first six months of 2025 compared to the same time last year.
A warning about dangers of oversharing kids’ back-to-school photos online
Police share tips in a warning to parents about dangers of oversharing kids’ back-to-school photos online
‘It's an epidemic’: South Plaza residents frustrated by repeated car break-ins
Residents in a South Plaza neighborhood, known for its walkability and nearby parks, are now dealing with a persistent problem: car break-ins.
KC prepares for international fans whose visa requirements vary for World Cup
A year from now, Kansas City is expecting to welcome 650,000 visitors. Most of those visitors will be here from other countries.
Mayor Lucas meets with KCATA reps as public transit contract deadline looms
Kansas City bus riders are concerned as a critical funding deadline for public transportation comes Friday.
SMSD students return, including first pre-K class at Tomahawk Elementary
SMSD is growing its pre-K offerings at more schools and designing an entirely new building dedicated to early learning.
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