Aviva Okeson-Haberman
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In a nearly unanimous vote Wednesday, the Missouri House expelled Rep. Rick Roeber.
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Lucas shared the news on social media Monday.
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The bill to allow unrestricted tuition increases now goes to the Missouri Senate after House lawmakers passed it Tuesday.
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A council committee is taking a harder look at $78 million worth of slated infrastructure projects after concerns were raised about wasteful spending.
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Kansas City Councilman Brandon Ellington Denies Charge In 18th And Vine Altercation With Freedom IncFreedom Inc. President Rodney Bland filed a complaint with police about Ellington, who wouldn’t say if the two men crossed paths on March 20.
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The list of slated infrastructure projects will likely be changed during a city council meeting next week.
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Emergency room nurse Sarimar Gascot says her line of work means she sees death all the time. But a year into the pandemic, she hasn’t gotten used to the feeling of watching a patient die from the coronavirus.
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It’s unclear when the data will be fixed. The Kansas City Health Department hasn’t published local data because of concerns about its accuracy.
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The money won’t cover phone or internet expenses, and you’ll need documentation to show you’re experiencing financial hardship, according to an announcement Thursday.
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The proposed budget includes cuts to arts organizations and leaving vacant city jobs unfilled.