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Newmark Brokers $20 Million Sale of Grocery-Anchored Retail Center in Metro Kansas City

Newmark Brokers $20 Million Sale of Grocery-Anchored Retail Center in Metro Kansas City

Newmark Brokers $20 Million Sale of Grocery-Anchored Retail Center in Metro Kansas City
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Kansas City Royals News: New stadium site demolition to start soon

Kansas City Royals News: New stadium site demolition to start soon

John Sherman thinks the new stadium will get an All-Star game very soon after it’s finished.
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A comeback to Kansas City feels inevitable in the receiving corps

A comeback to Kansas City feels inevitable in the receiving corps

Tyreek Hill should be back soon, but will he be joined by other former Chiefs?
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If John Sherman wants public money, he shouldn’t vote for a work stoppage

If John Sherman wants public money, he shouldn’t vote for a work stoppage

The lockout looms, but Sherman can do something about it
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KCMO Angels Non-Profit Provides Halloween Costumes for Foster Children in Kansas City

KCMO Angels Non-Profit Provides Halloween Costumes for Foster Children in Kansas City

KCMO Angels, a non-profit organization in Kansas City, Missouri, hosted a Halloween 'Boo-tique' event to provide foster children with costumes for the spooky season. The event, held in North Kansas City, allowed foster kids to shop for costumes, aiming to create positive memories for them. The initiative was founded by Amy Demage in memory of her late husband, who had a deep affection for Halloween and the family traditions associated with it. Demage expressed her desire for every child to experience the joy and memory-building aspects of Halloween, similar to what her family cherished. The organization has already begun collecting donations for the next Halloween season, with details available on their social media platforms.
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Kansas City Police Identify Family After Child Found Alone

Kansas City Police Identify Family After Child Found Alone

Kansas City, Mo. (KCTV) – Police have successfully identified the family members of a young girl who was found alone in Kansas City. The child was discovered on Saturday afternoon near 27th Street and Jackson Avenue. Officers from the Kansas City Police Department (KCPD) conducted a search of the immediate area but were initially unable to locate any family members. The young girl was reportedly unable to communicate her name or the names of her parents to the officers, complicating initial identification efforts. The KCPD has confirmed that the situation is currently under investigation, though no further details regarding the circumstances of the child being found alone or the identity of the family have been released at this time. The prompt identification of the family marks a significant step in resolving the situation.
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Royals projected arbitration salaries for 2027

Royals projected arbitration salaries for 2027

The Royals have some decisions to make.
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Rashee Rice injury update: Why did Chiefs receiver leave game vs. Raiders?

Rashee Rice injury update: Why did Chiefs receiver leave game vs. Raiders?

Rashee Rice came up limping on a non-contact injury.
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Raiders vs. Chiefs: How to watch, TV schedule, streaming and more

Raiders vs. Chiefs: How to watch, TV schedule, streaming and more

Kickoff is set for 1:25 p.m. PT
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Understanding Sunrise and Sunset Times in Kansas City

Understanding Sunrise and Sunset Times in Kansas City

Learn how sunrise and sunset times change throughout the year in Kansas City, Missouri, and discover how these variations can impact daily life and activities.
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Kansas City Artist Harold Briscoe Launches 'Don't Be a Monster' Installation for Mental Health Awareness Week

Kansas City Artist Harold Briscoe Launches 'Don't Be a Monster' Installation for Mental Health Awareness Week

Kansas City artist Harold Briscoe has initiated a public art installation titled 'Don't Be a Monster' to promote mental health awareness during Mental Health Awareness Week. Briscoe is personally present at the Mill Creek Fountain daily from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m., engaging with the public and sharing messages about trauma, awareness, and healing. The installation serves as a visual metaphor, encouraging individuals to confront and process their hidden traumas, such as anger, fear, loss, anxiety, and pain. Briscoe emphasizes that meaning can be derived from how people deal with trauma, stating, 'Trauma can distort you. Awareness can restore you.' He aims to highlight the availability of dedicated and compassionate support for those seeking help with their mental health.
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Rashee Rice injury update as Chiefs WR leaves game with hamstring injury

Rashee Rice injury update as Chiefs WR leaves game with hamstring injury

Latest updates after Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice suffered an apparent leg injury forcing him out of the Week 4 game .