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“It’s a blessing” Kansas City opens second roller skating rink (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The City of Kansas City held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of a brand-new roller-skating rink in Blues Park. Despite the rain, dozens in the community came out to lace up their skates and celebrate. “This is so awesome,” said Tori Eidson. “I love that it’s totally available to anybody that wants to come.” Skatemasters KC was invited to come to the grand opening. Several with the organization expressed their excitement with skating being more accessi
Lee’s Summit school board votes to rescind some of voluntary property tax levy rollback (opens the original)
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LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. (KCTV) - Following several town halls, a public hearing, and hours of discussion at Tuesday’s meeting, the Lee’s Summit Board of Education voted to rescind some of a voluntary 65-cent property tax levy rollback it first enacted in 2023. A majority of board members voted to approve rescinding the rollback by 40 cents, leaving the voluntary rollback at $0.2524, or 25 cents. The option was put forward by Board President Stacie Myers. Board members Bill Haley and Rodrick Sparks vot
Rare Chiefs memorabilia discovered in storage unit goes up for auction (opens the original)
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PLEASANT VALLEY, Mo. (KCTV) - If you’re looking for some one-of-a-kind sports memorabilia, a local auction company will be selling items from former Kansas City Chiefs fullback Tony Richardson’s estate this week. Legacy Auction Group & Realty owner Bradley Chapin walked KCTV5 through some of the items that will be auctioned off. “Autographed helmets, signed footballs, art, shoes, signed jerseys,” said Chapin. “We’ve got kind of an interesting auction this week.” A hat signed by Buck O’Neil, a si
95th Annual Plaza Art Fair has a rainy kickoff (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Plaza Art Fair, one of the longest-running art festivals in the country, kicked off on Friday evening. Despite the rain, the crowd came out and artists expect a fun weekend. “I’ve brought the great weather with me, so it’s going to be a great weekend,” said David Mayhew, a sky and severe weather photographer. “It’s all part of doing an outdoor show. Have some great food, have a beer, you’re not even going to notice if there is a drizzle anyway. ” The rain didn’t bot
Independence residents meet finalists for police chief position (opens the original)
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INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (KCTV) - On Thursday, the City of Independence held a community open house with the top 4 candidates vying to be the Independence Police Chief. Residents were able to come by, meet, and speak one-on-one with all the finalists, with city officials saying they wanted to make sure residents’ voices are heard with this decision. “We are excited to introduce these four candidates to the Independence community and give residents the opportunity to learn more about the leaders being c
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