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How long will Kansas City close Southwest Trafficway lanes to fix this giant sinkhole? (opens the original)
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Kansas City officials announced a nearly weeklong closure of several crucial lanes on Southwest Trafficway after part of the street caved in. On Wednesday, a local contractor received a report of a sinkhole in the southbound lanes near 31st Street. The city then restricted driving on parts of the street in the interest of public safety and road restoration. The impacted lanes include all southbound lanes of Southwest Trafficway and one northbound lane between 29th Street and Interstate 35. KC Wa
Wyandotte County man's 'dream home' was shattered by recent storm. Recovery work is slow (opens the original)
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Raúl Álvarez, a father of five, still stares at the storm damage behind his backyard. The storm bellowed for hours, but the damage seemed to occur in the blink of an eye. Álvarez said his family woke up at 1 a.m. to crackling hail, trembling trees and his kids shouting in fear. Almost instantaneously, the overgrown massive tree towering over his roof split open and collapsed onto his home. His eldest son, 17-year-old Justin Álvarez, was caught inside. “My son who was in the back room got trapped
As summer winds down in Kansas City, festivals are in full swing. Here are some options (opens the original)
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As summer winds down and kids head back to school, Kansas Citians looking for outdoor fun and festivities will have plenty of options this weekend. There are a slew of family-friendly events before the school season kicks off. Here’s a weekend roundup of what to expect. Hosted by the Ethnic Enrichment Commission of Kansas City and the Kansas City Parks and Recreation Department, the 47th annual Ethnic Enrichment Festival celebrates the city’s “rich multicultural tapestry,” representing more than
More than 80 dogs rescued from filthy Kansas City, Kansas, home are now safe, officials say (opens the original)
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The Kansas City, Kansas, Police Department was called to the 2200 block of Lafayette Avenue before 9 a.m. Saturday “regarding aggressive dogs fighting," according to a statement from the department. But when officers contacted the owner, 57-year-old Erika Goodwin, at the scene, a larger, more horrific reality presented itself in the nearby residence. Among the rusting wired cages, electrical fans and scattered trash were over 80 emaciated dogs of all ages cramped into her home, nearly on top of
Kansas City's health department rejects Trump vaccine order, staying with existing schedule (opens the original)
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The Kansas City Health Department said at a press conference Friday morning that this week's executive order revising federal vaccine policies does not immediately change vaccination requirements for state or local schools. This means the Kansas City Health Department will continue to provide routine childhood vaccines, including those required for school. “Those things are still set at the state level and the school districts,” said Director Dr. Marvia Jones of the Kansas City Health Department
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