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Six weeks after storm, Wyandotte County residents say tarps and downed trees remain (opens the original)
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WYANDOTTE COUNTY, KS. - Gilbert Kirk said he worries about finishing repairs to his home after a tree crashed through his ceiling six weeks ago. “Oh, it’s been unbelievable. I just worry, and you know, a lot of worries, trying to get this done,” Kirk said. Kirk was sitting in his recliner with his dog, Beatle, in his lap when the tree came through his ceiling. “This is my Beatle, my little buddy,” Kirk said. Kirk said he and his dog were trapped for several hours before a neighbor rescued them.
Four years after Ryan Weeks vanished, daughter holds on to memories and fights for answers in his death (opens the original)
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SMITHVILLE, Mo. (KCTV) - For more than four years, the only way Kaitlyn Wagner could hear her father’s voice was by pressing play on a single saved recording. “I missed that phone call, and I have a voicemail of him telling me, ‘It’s your dad. Give me a call. I love you,’” Wagner said. “That’s the last time I heard from him was a voicemail on my phone that I will forever keep.” Her father, Ryan Weeks, vanished in February 2022 after leaving a local business in Smithville. The mystery surrounding
Storm-damaged Wyandotte County neighborhood learns of BPU savings deal a month later (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - A walk down Erin Fanning’s street shows storm damage that has changed the landscape. “My son, we were taking him to school about a week after the storm and he said, ‘Mom, the neighborhood just looks so bald.’ And I thought that felt so accurate because it does,” Fanning said. Fanning said her husband and dad spent hours cutting their way out of four downed trees so the block could get through. Their power came back after four days, but the financial impact continued. “
KCKPS board member walks back ‘disrespectful’ remark over Spanish public comment (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - A Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools Board of Education member is revising her characterization of public comments delivered in Spanish during Tuesday’s board meeting, saying she now considers the moment “discourteous” rather than “disrespectful.” Board Member Pamela Penn-Hicks spoke with KCTV5 about public comments made Tuesday night by Revolución Educativa founder Edgar Palacios, which he delivered in Spanish. “Mr. Palacios has been before us many, many times, and he
KCK school board member calls Spanish public comments ‘disrespectful,’ sparking pushback (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - A tense exchange over language during a Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools Board of Education meeting has sparked pushback from local Latino leaders after an elected board member characterized public comments delivered in Spanish as “disrespectful.” The moment unfolded during the public comment portion of Tuesday evening’s school board meeting, when Edgar Palacios, founder and CEO of local education advocacy organization Revolución Educativa, addressed the board entire
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