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Once reliant on the lunch rush and big events, food truck operators are rethinking their business model in the pandemic.
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Normally empty this time of year, aisles full of school supplies suggest that parents are taking a pass on purchases until they have more certainty about openings.
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Researchers around the world are exposing items to a particular kind of ultraviolet light to kill the coronavirus.
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How two Kansas City eateries are weathering the coronavirus pandemic, an update on the $25-million renovation at the Truman Presidential Library, and how UV-C light is helping fight COVID-19.
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Protesters formed a circle around the intersection where Akinmoladun and others continued making speeches and leading chants directed at police, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas, Kansas City Police Chief Rick Smith, politicians and others.
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Races across town have been canceled due to the spread of coronavirus, but the Diva Dash went ahead on Saturday, with a fraction of its usual participants.
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Two Years After Overland Park Police Killed Her Teenage Son, Sheila Albers Is Still Demanding ReformJohn Albers was 17 and struggling with mental health issues when an Overland Park police officer shot him to death in 2018.
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At Ward Parkway, Oak Park and Independence Center, crowds are smaller than they typically would be on a steamy holiday weekend.
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The pandemic has laid bare the fiscal vulnerability of otherwise prosperous cities like Overland Park that rely to a great extent on sales taxes to fund essential city services.
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Laura McQuade led Planned Parenthood Great Plains, which is based in Overland Park and oversees clinics in Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma, from July 2014 to August 2017.
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While not surprising, given the merger was approved two months ago, the end of the Sprint era in Kansas City is near.
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Hotels throughout metro Kansas City have been hit hard as meetings and conventions are canceled due to the pandemic and government-ordered lockdowns.