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An Overland Park mother's years-long fight for transparency and better police training after the death of her son, how going to the eye doctor is different during a pandemic, and a new director takes over at the Kansas City Public Library.
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The university, faced with financial challenges from the pandemic, cuts staffing for the radio show and publisher BkMk Press.
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Faced with COVID-19, library branches limited hours and cut in-person events, but they’re still aiming to boost reading over the summer.
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Libraries on both sides of the state line are compiling lists of books to educate patrons about the issues being raised by Black Lives Matter protests.
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Segment 1: North Kansas City responds to the coronavirus pandemic.An immediate concern for this Northland municipality is warm weather attracting still…
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Church services were live-streamed, libraries and other gathering places emptied out and people huddled at home on Sunday, as fears of the coronavirus…
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Segment 1: How local churches are finding their way in the midst of coronavirusHouses of worship have long served as a safe place for some people to…
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Segment 1: In 1990, Deanna Dikeman took a photo of her parents waving goodbye to her as she drove away.She continued to take these pictures for decades…
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Segment 1: "We need to make sure that we're being responsible with every dollar," said Mayor Quinton Lucas.Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Quinton Lucas…
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A lawsuit stemming from the highly publicized expulsion of a Kansas City library patron from a public event nearly four years ago has drawn to an end…
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A little boy in traditional Italian clothing twirls while hanging onto the skirt of his mother's 18th century peasant dress. The two are in a Columbus Day…
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Segment 1: Kansas City area officials adapting strategies for climate mitigation Since December 2018, governments in the Kansas City region have been…