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Politics, Elections and Government
After losing U.S. Senate race, Lucas Kunce converts campaign fund into
'Heartland Patriots' PAC
Harshawn Ratanpal
, 5 hours ago
Kunce's hybrid political action committee will be able to raise and spend
unlimited amounts of money on elections while donating some money directly to
candidates. However, his failed U.S. Senate campaign ended the election season
with debt.
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Arts & Life
A lasting Kansas City Christmas tradition: Picking out a tree from this couple's
farm
Savannah Hawley-Bates
, 14 hours ago
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Politics, Elections and Government
DACA health care ruling leaves few options but emergency care for some
immigrants in Kansas
Zane Irwin
, 13 hours ago
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Trump’s proposed tariffs target big U.S. trading partners. What that could mean
for Midwest farmers
Rachel Cramer
, December 17, 2024


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   Why Jean Peters Baker decided to step away from being Jackson County
   Prosecutor
   Steve Kraske
   , 13 hours ago
   Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said she's faced threats and
   criticism for her decisions over the years — especially over the prosecution
   of ex-KCPD officer Eric DeValkenaere. She spoke with KCUR's Up To Date about
   her 13 years as the county’s top prosecutor, and the consequences the job had
   on her and her family.
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   In the weeks after Roger Golubski's death, his victims say they still feel
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   Steve Kraske
   , December 17, 2024
   Former Kansas City, Kansas, Police detective Roger Golubski had been set to
   stand trial for accusations that he'd used the power of his badge to abuse
   and exploit Black women for decades. In the wake of his death, KCUR gathered
   survivors and other community members for a conversation about the damage he
   caused — and what they want to see happen next.
   Listen • 49:28

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 1. Los inmigrantes necesitan un examen médico para convertirse en ciudadanos.
    Es difícil encontrar opciones económicas en Kansas City
 2. Los votantes de Missouri aprueban la propuesta A para aumentar el salario
    mínimo
 3. Los sindicatos tienen poder en los suburbios al norte de Kansas City. Sus
    votos podrían influir en esta elección
 4. Cómo una comunidad Latina creciente podría moldear la política en Missouri


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   Coffee prices in Kansas City could get even higher. Here's why
   Alina Selyukh
   , 13 hours ago
   Droughts in top coffee-growing countries have shrunk the supply of beans.
   Supermarket brands like Nescafé and Folgers have already raised prices — but
   the world keeps drinking more and more coffee.
   Listen • 3:45
 * Education
   A Kansas school board rejects social studies curriculum, claiming it's biased
   against Trump
   Suzanne Perez
   , December 17, 2024
   Some Derby school board members voiced concerns about anti-racism messages on
   the publisher's website, as well as company statements about diversity,
   equity and inclusion. They also said parts of a textbook and online materials
   do not fairly reflect Trump's first presidency.
   Listen • 0:56
 * Politics, Elections and Government
   Leader of Missouri social services department will step down. His tenure saw
   years of challenges
   Clara Bates
   , December 17, 2024
   Robert Knodell has been hired to be the next city manager of Poplar Bluff
   after three years leading the Department of Social Services. Over that time,
   the department faced criticism over its administration of public benefits and
   handling of missing foster kids.
 * News
   Amanda Householder escaped abuse at a Missouri boarding school. She's waiting
   for justice
   Danny Wicentowski
   , December 17, 2024
   Dozens of criminal charges for abuse have been filed against operators of
   Christian boarding schools in Missouri. Survivors say it was only because of
   TikTok that law enforcement and the Missouri Attorney General finally took
   action.
   Listen • 39:20
 * Arts & Life
   Beloved Columbia restaurant Café Poland is passing its pierogi recipes to new
   owners
   Aminah Jenkins
   , December 17, 2024
   After 12 years, Columbia, Missouri, staple Café Poland is moving to new
   ownership. Owner Iwona Galijska and her son Robert share what they will miss
   most and the plans for the restaurant.
 * Housing & Development
   Housing prices in Kansas have exploded. Here are three ideas to make homes
   affordable
   Dylan Lysen
   , December 17, 2024
   Home and rental prices have skyrocketed in recent years because of a housing
   shortage. That’s leading to a rise in homelessness and could be hurting the
   economy.
   Listen • 4:38
 * Politics, Elections and Government
   Platte County voters passed a tax to fund children's services. Commissioners
   rejected it anyway
   Kate Mays
   , December 16, 2024
   In November's election, a majority of Platte County voters approved a
   quarter-cent sales tax that would fund youth mental health services. But
   Platte County Commissioners refused to enact the tax, drawing criticism from
   residents and mental health providers.
 * History
   Kansas City’s Nora Holt composed more than 200 musical works. Then they all
   got stolen
   Mackenzie Martin
   , December 16, 2024
   Nora Holt was the first Black person in the United States to earn a master’s
   degree in music. A prolific composer and a club-hopping socialite, she once
   wrote a 42-page work for a 100-piece orchestra. But you’ve probably never
   heard any of it. Scholars have dreamt of finding her stolen manuscripts for
   nearly a century.
   Listen • 32:42
 * Education
   Kansas City students hope for fewer glitches in college financial aid this
   year
   Jodi Fortino
   , December 16, 2024
   Last year's federal student aid application launched with glitches and
   issues, leaving college plans for some students in limbo. Now, Kansas City
   area college advisors are ensuring students are able to complete this year's
   form with fewer problems.


Politics & Elections
 * Politics, Elections and Government
   Kansas City mayor said he didn't know who paid for stadium poll. It was his
   own campaign committee
 * Politics, Elections and Government
   Missouri Rep. Cori Bush criticizes fellow Democrats for not speaking out
   against Israel's war in Gaza

Health
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   Some migrating geese in Kansas are carrying the bird flu. Here’s what to do
   if you see a sick bird
 * Health
   Kansas provided more abortions in 2023 than ever before, mostly for
   out-of-state patients

Education
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   Park University wants Kansas City to hand over 80 acres of land to Parkville.
   Here's why
 * Education
   Gardner Edgerton will remove book with trans character from library after one
   mom complained

Arts & Sports
 * Arts & Life
   Kansas City's Jerusalem Cafe undertakes a major expansion to Johnson County
   and beyond
 * Arts & Life
   If Scrooge came to Kansas City, it might look like the Unicorn Theatre's
   campy 'Christmas Carol'

Housing & Development
 * Housing & Development
   How can Johnson County fix its bus system? Officials consider more routes or
   shorter waits
 * Housing & Development
   Missouri's first prefabricated straw insulated house is coming to Columbia.
   Stay away, wolf!

History
 * History
   What did your Kansas City neighborhood look like in 1940? It's now even
   easier to find out
 * History
   Osage Nation regains home on Missouri's Sugarloaf Mound as part of
   reclamation efforts

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   September 10, 2021
 * A People's History of Kansas City
   May 12, 2022
 * Seeking A Scientist
   March 13, 2023
 * Up To Date
   May 5, 2020


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