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Small Business Saturday thrives despite rainy weather in Parkville
Despite the cold rain, shoppers in Parkville bundled up with jackets and umbrellas to support businesses during Small Business Saturday, proving that a little weather can't dampen community spirit.
Monstera's Books reopens on Black Friday after rebuilding from fire damage
After three months of rebuilding because of a fire, Katie Wieners, owner of Monstera’s Books, reopened her store to the public Friday morning.
Olathe teen uses Make-A-Wish to launch toy drive for pediatric patients
Black Friday is often called the busiest shopping day of the year. For one young man from Olathe, he used Black Friday to share his wish with others.
Mother finds out before Thanksgiving there's an arrest in her son's murder
The news one mother received this week could make this year one of the happiest Thanksgiving's she had since she lost her son to gun violence.
What do incoming WyCo leaders think about the residency requirement?
KSHB 41's Rachel Henderson spoke with incoming Wyandotte County leaders about their stances on the residency requirement for UG employees.
Nurse practitioners react to incoming student loan caps for graduate degrees
Practicing nurses are questioning the Trump administration's efforts to reduce the cost of education.
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