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Chinese company could own part of Kansas City International Airport
A Communist Chinese-owned company could take over passenger boarding bridges at the Kansas City International Airport. The move concerns Missouri…
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Ministries overcome COVID to serve adoption, foster kids and women
As COVID spread this year, adoption, foster care and pro-life counseling ministries met the crisis with faith and changes to…
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Seven in 10 Jackson County voters reject removal of Andrew Jackson statues
Two statues of Andrew Jackson will remain standing in the county named after him. Jackson County voters rejected the measure…
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Veterans Hall of Fame inducts first class at state capitol
Veterans Day is fast approaching, and Missouri honored several of its heroes last week with induction to the Veterans Hall…
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Absentee ballots could cause long Missouri election night
A Missouri political science professors is expecting a long election night as absentee votes are counted. In previous elections, Missouri…
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City Union Mission needs donations to stock Christmas Store for needy families
City Union Mission is preparing to open its annual Christmas Store where the homeless and other at-risk populations can “shop”…
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Kansas City getting new city manager
Decisions made by the city of Kansas City, Mo., affect the entire metropolitan area, as this year’s COVID-19 regulations and…
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Five men arrested in Oak Grove as part of sex trafficking sting
Five men were arrested in Oak Grove as part of an effort to crack down on sex trafficking in Missouri.…
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Jackson County Health Department reports possible COVID-19 exposure at three local churches
The Jackson County Health Department announced Monday possible COVID-19 exposures to dozens of people at three area churches this month.…
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‘Let Us Worship’ event fills Kansas City with praise and prayer
Christians are still relishing the outdoor worship event held in Kansas City on Oct. 17. Sean Fuecht’s “Let Us Worship”…