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Only 60,000 votes decided the Nebraska governor's primary 8 years ago. Will it happen again?
With current Gov. Pete Ricketts term-limited, Nebraska Republicans will decide who will represent their party in early May. All signs point to a very tight race.
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How the Yeah Yeah Yeahs turned Kansas City into 'the edge of the world'
Indie rock band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs released a music video on June 1 called “Spitting Off the Edge of the World.” It was shot in Kansas City.
These Kansas City beekeepers are bringing hives of pollinators to urban gardens and rooftops
Mo Hive KC has helped create nearly a dozen beehives in Kansas City community gardens and rooftops over the last two years. Now they've expanded their hives to Jefferson City in the hopes of educating the public about conservation and exposing youth to urban agriculture.
Where To Visit Butterfly Gardens Around Kansas City This Summer
Summer is the season of the butterfly, and you can spot them fluttering around a number of gardens in Kansas City.
New Hickman Mills Superintendent Says 'Underdog Mentality' Will Help District Overcome Enrollment, Financial Struggles
Yaw Obeng comes to south Kansas City with school turnaround experience from Vermont. He also oversaw the construction of new schools in a district in his native Canada.
Kansas News Deserts Leave Increasingly Fewer Reporters To Cover The COVID-19 Outbreak
The ongoing decline of newspapers and other commercial journalism organizations leaves some areas with little local coverage of an ongoing public health crisis.
Tennis Player Sues USTA And KC Racquet Club Over Sexual Abuse By Her Coach
“Not a day goes by that I don’t think about what happened to me. I believe that will be the case for a long time, and maybe even for the rest of my life.”
5 Things A $1.3B Tax Shortfall Will Mean For Kansas After The Coronavirus
Kansas will have to plug a $1.3 billion budget shortfall between now and June 2021, but the state will have to be careful about where it makes cuts.
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Kansas City’s Liberty Tree is coming down. The giant oak is older than the United States
A giant burr oak named Frank, dating to before the Revolutionary War, will be removed from Northeast Kansas City starting Tuesday, after a lightning strike and other maladies made it dangerous to surrounding structures.
3 American servicemembers killed, 5 wounded in the U.S.'s military campaign in Iran
U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran enter a second day as President Trump warned of increased intensity if Iran retaliates.
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