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Este año se celebra el bicentenario de Missouri. Una nueva exposición en el Museo Kemper de Arte Contemporáneo explora los 200 años de la historia del estado y revela algunas de sus historias desconocidas a través de la imagen del arte.
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This year marks Missouri’s bicentennial. A new exhibition at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art explores the state's 200-year history and some of its untold stories through the lens of art.
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The Native American Journalists Association has selected Haskell Indian Nations University's student newspaper to receive the 2021 NAJA Elias Boudinot Free Press Award.
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The school is taking heat over memos that said employees should only take complaints or criticisms of the school or fellow workers to their bosses rather than speaking about those things publicly.
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Three professors from Haskell Indian Nations University discuss the mutual support — and historical connection — between their communities and the Black Lives Matter movement.
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More than 900,000 acres of tribal land in Kansas turned into $1.15 million dollars for land-grant universities, including Rutgers and Mississippi State.
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Segment 1: Fallout from a snowstorm. From a missing snow-person to more serious issues like coping with school closures from one district to another,…
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It’s a family thingAn order issued by Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer now offers paid parental leave to about 17,000 state workers to cover their time off with a…
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This time, it was in publicTriveece Penelton has endured any number of racist remarks in her 16 years as a city planner. It was the one delivered in a…
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Segment 1: Medical cannabis is now legal in Missouri, but doctors are not trained on how to prescribe the drug. It's been two weeks since Missourians…
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Reduced to dollarsJayla Haag was just an 18-month-old girl when she died from abuse while living in a meth house in El Dorado.On Monday, a panel of Kansas…
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Segment 1: Vince Ortega has a long history working with COMBAT and the Kansas City Police Department.It's been 29 years since Jackson County voters first…