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Officials in Kansas and Missouri struggle to keep up with the unprecedented volume of claims, burdened by their own inadequate infrastructures.
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Segment 1: Health care workers continue to work in unsafe environments.A lack of protective gear and the silent nature of COVID-19 are just two new…
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Segment 1: Health care workers continue to work in unsafe environments.A lack of protective gear and the silent nature of COVID-19 are just two new…
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Segment 1: Flooded fields and fallout from trade wars could mean another rocky year for farmers.Climate change, flooding, and bankruptcies are just a few…
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Americans spend an average of 90,000 hours at work in a lifetime. So what we do at work isn't separate from life. It is life. At a recent event hosted by…
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Over the last five years, almost 15,000 workers disappeared from the Kansas workforce.During the same timeframe, the state is growing economically, with a…
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Segment 1: Why we don't fix things any more, and why that matters.There's a national movement encouraging people to learn how to fix things as an antidote…
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Inasmuch as Detroit relied on automobiles, or Pittsburgh on steel, Kansas City once relied on a meatpacking industry that, in turn, depended on a…
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Segment 1: Concerns linger regarding Lake City Army Ammunition Plant.The largest manufacturing plant for smaller caliber rounds is in Independence,…
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Segment 1: "The state was funding 60 percent of the cost of education, the students and families were doing 40 percent. We've now seen an inversion of…
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When Terrence Wise testified in front of Congress on Feb. 7, it wasn't the first time he'd visited Washington. The minimum-wage worker and organizer…
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Segment 1: What's going on with unions in Missouri?Last year, union membership in Missouri went up, bucking a national trend of declining numbers. But the…