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Adopted brothers playing in NFL make Thanksgiving brighter for local adoptive, foster families
Carlos and Khalil Davis, twin brothers from the Kansas City area who both play in the NFL, provided a Thanksgiving…
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Surviving the Nova Festival Massacre: Rom El-Hai’s Harrowing Tale of Terror and Triumph
Rom El-Hai cheated death on October 7, 2023, the day Israel was suddenly and deliberately attacked by the terrorist group…
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Snow lovers rejoice: Missouri and Kansas could see winter ‘whirlwind’
As winter 2025 draws near, residents of Missouri and Kansas are wondering what’s in store. Long-term forecasts are always a…
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Seasonal increase in vehicle-deer crashes: what you can do
Mating season and the quest for more secure habitat have deer on the move this time of year, increasing the…
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National World War I Museum featuring several exhibits, programs for Veterans Day
The armistice that ended World War I was signed on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh…
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Pro-life groups respond to Amendment 3 vote as Planned Parenthood prepares expansion
Voters approved Missouri’s radical Amendment 3 on Election Day despite the best efforts of churches, pro-life groups, and individual Christians.…
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Winsome Earle-Sears, Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, speaks to Kansas Black Republican Council
The year 1963 proved to be pivotal in the life of the future Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, Winsome Earle-Sears. In…
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Signs opposing Missouri Amendment 3 vandalized outside Blue Springs church
Vandals are damaging signs opposing Amendment 3 which seeks to abolish Missouri’s prolife laws. The destruction isn’t related to signs…
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Kansas City fired up for opening of Museum of BBQ at Crown Center next spring
Barbecue helped put Kansas City on the map, and now the city is returning the favor (or flavor). The Museum of…
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Local nonprofit has provided safe water to 70 million people worldwide
Water.org, a nonprofit organization based in Kansas City, has reached a new milestone, changing 70 million lives with access to…