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Kansas City man charged with burglarizing chain seafood restaurant, bank

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Kansas City man who burglarized a chain seafood restaurant and a bank over the summer is now facing charges. Court documents filed in Jackson County charge 65-year-old Joseph Scrivo with a pair of felonies for a June 29, 2025, burglary of a Captain D’s restaurant.
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Different needs, similar fears in communities on both ends of MO redistricting

The rush to redraw America's congressional maps has put a historically Black neighborhood in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, and a mostly white farming community 100 miles away in the same district.
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KC churches join debate over faith and AI

Churches, including some in KC, are turning to artificial intelligence to reach worshippers and rethink faith in the digital age. Why it matters: AI is helping some churches stay relevant in the face of shrinking staff, empty pews and growing online audiences. But the practice raises new questions about who, or what,...
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Women charged after fire destroys women’s bathroom at KCPD headquarters

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A pair of women have been charged with multiple felonies after setting a bathroom on fire at Kansas City’s police headquarters. Court documents filed in Jackson County on Tuesday charge 32-year-old Miri Mozuch and 51-year-old Latrice Hamlett with one count each of first-degree arson and...
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Kansas City activists build DIY bus stop benches to help riders — in defiance...

There aren’t many benches at bus stops around the Kansas City metro. At most stops, riders have to wait for their bus between 15 minutes to an hour in the rain, heat, snow or frigid cold with no place to sit. Sunrise Movement KC, a climate activist group, is...
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Kansas City nonprofits stepped up during the shutdown

The longest government shutdown in U.S. history appears to be near an end. But weeks without paychecks and cuts to SNAP benefits put many Kansas Citians in desperate situations — and turning to local support systems like food pantries, mental health services and utility assistance programs. KCUR's Up To...
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Healing House Expands Again, Purchasing Historic Firehouse on St. John Avenue

Healing House KC, a Kansas City-based recovery ministry that has transformed lives—and landmarks—throughout Northeast, has announced its latest major step in neighborhood revitalization: the purchase of the historic firehouse at 4444 St. John Avenue. Built in 1908 as Fire Station No. 23, the two-story brick building...
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Elementary teacher shares idea behind ‘KC Kids Eat’ campaign

KC Kids Eat is a campaign we shared a few weeks ago. Its goal is to provide snacks in the Kansas City Public Schools district.
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Historic Ellison Hotel reopens as affordable housing in Kansas City

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Historic Ellison Hotel, a Kansas City landmark, is reopening Wednesday as an affordable housing development after extensive renovations. Originally built as the Ellison Apartment Hotel in 1926-27, the building has been transformed into income-restricted apartments, aligning with Mayor Quinton...
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WATCH | KSHB 41 special report on domestic violence in Kansas City

KSHB 41 News reporter Megan Abundis has spent the last several weeks learning more about the efforts to reduce domestic violence across Kansas City.

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