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Missouri's bear hunting season started Oct. 17. Even though the bear population is coming back in Missouri, habitat destruction and overhunting have threatened their numbers.
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@kcur893 Kansas Citians could see a lot more traffic around town in 2027. Sections of both I-670 and I-70 will be closed next year as part of ongoing repair and development projects. While work on I-70 is only expected to last until the end of next year, work along I-670 in downtown KC is expected to take years to complete. KCUR’s Brandon Azim reports on what projects led to the road closures and how residents are prepping for the change. 🎙️Hosted by Brandon Azim 📹Filmed and produced by Zach Perez #kansascity #roadwork #highway ♬ original sound - KCUR - Kansas City
On Nov. 3, voters in Kansas and Missouri will decide multiple consequential ballot issues and major federal and state races. Get KCUR's comprehensive guide.
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The investigation will examine how appeals are assigned to two boards and whether the system treats property tax owners fairly. Earlier this year, Scott Fitzpatrick's office released an audit of Jackson County's process, leading to a proposed $250 million settlement. -
New federal rules take effect in two months, requiring many Medicaid recipients to prove they work, volunteer or otherwise partake in "community engagement" activities. MO HealthNet recipients will also need to verify their eligibility twice a year instead of once. -
As farmers face financial uncertainty, the Trump administration has moved to end protections on gray wolves that sometimes prey on livestock. But experts question if it’s the right move for the species. -
The former Price Chopper at Blue Ridge Cutoff near Raytown has opened a no-frills grocery store. The company claims it's offering quality products at lower prices by cutting advertising and other expenses. -
The new space will feature a full Made in KC Cafe, Made in KC Neighborhood Shop and Rainy Day Books store. -
The Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas, filed the lawsuit earlier this month, alleging the state acted outside its authority and superseded the county's constitutionally-protected local control in setting some of the terms for the Chiefs' new stadium. -
The burden of medical debt came into focus after a New York Times report on Kansas U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall's billing practices as an OB-GYN. The nonpartisan civic engagement group Somos Votantes stepped in and bought up $42 million of Kansans' medical debt. -
Whether you’re getting in the Halloween mood or pursuing a deeper connection with the supernatural, Kansas City is home to its own raft of magicians and occult practitioners to watch and learn from. -
More than a dozen Historic Northeast neighbors and community members took Mayor Quinton Lucas on a walk along the length of Independence Avenue to highlight the area’s best qualities — and point out the problems in need of city solutions.
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