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The Kansas City Chiefs' newly released renderings for the $3 billion stadium include a fully enclosed domed roof, 20,000 parking spots for tailgating and a space designed “to maximize crowd noise."
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A break-in at a Kansas farmhouse unearthed a trove of artifacts from Maud Wagner, one of the country’s first known female commercial tattoo artists. A new episode of A People's History of Kansas City explores.
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A sting from an Asian needle ant can cause anaphylaxis. The ant tends to prefer forests and wood-rich areas, has a distinctive stinger, and has a lighter reddish-brown color on the legs. -
Kansas City Council member Nathan Willett's former state campaign sent to $165,000 to a nonprofit, which later gave nearly the same amount to a super PAC backing his bid for Missouri 6th Congressional District. -
Kansas' 3rd congressional district is not considered a battleground. Democrat Sharice Davids has held it since 2019, even after redistricting changed her constituency four years ago. This year, she faces two Republican challengers, a Libertarian and a Democrat running to her left. -
Las autoridades federales ejecutaron una orden de registro el 9 de julio en una empresa de fabricación de alimentos situada en el barrio de Historic Northeast de Kansas City, donde los agentes escoltaron y detuvieron a ocho personas, según se ha informado. Adrián Mendoza fue uno de los detenidos. -
Missouri health officials said they are confident the number of reported cases reflects exposure to contaminated food inside the state. But investigators are still working to identify the source of the outbreak. -
For two rescuers on the Black River in southeast Missouri, it was “one of the most scary situations that they've ever been in.” -
Two former residents say they were abused by staff, while a third was assaulted under the facility’s care by a nursing home resident, according to the lawsuit. -
More than 4,000 Missouri families are waiting for help paying for childcare, and no kid has gotten off the waitlist since it started in March. Missouri will also not implement a much-anticipated change in how it reimburses childcare providers. -
After neighbors in the Historic Northeast raised concerns about a deteriorating, three-block-long mural, city crews and hundreds of volunteers joined forces to repaint and restore it. Neighborhood leaders say the work will help renew a sense of pride.
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