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Big rains are worsening nutrient pollution in rivers. Experts say solutions start on farms
Decades of data show nitrate levels in rivers often drop during dry years and spike when rain returns. Experts say more ...
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Kansas City will pay $1.3 million to KCFD lesbian firefighter for alleged workplace harassment
Rebecca Reynolds is a 61-year-old paramedic with the KCFD. She said she was subjected to demeaning and humiliating conduct ...
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72 hours before kickoff, KU has no signed contract with the Chiefs to play at Arrowhead Stadium
The University of Kansas announced in January that it would play some of its home football games at Arrowhead Stadium. Since ...
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A $527 million development is poised to transform Kansas City's West Bottoms
A New York developer plans to renovate several historic buildings into apartments and office space, in addition to new ...
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In a new podcast, a Missouri journalist returns home to investigate suspected killer nurse
A new true-crime podcast, "Night Shift," tackles a string of deaths in a Columbia, Missouri, veterans hospital.
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This Overland Park pharmacist doesn't accept insurance. He says it could actually save you money
Pharmacists often say their businesses can’t survive under the reimbursement rates set by pharmacy benefit managers, the ...
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Kansas is covered in farms but isn't growing enough local produce for school lunches
As part of that effort, a busload of school district nutrition directors recently drove out to western Kansas farms so that ...