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Kansas City’s Liberty Memorial will light up with pictures and film for its 100th (opens the original)
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Liberty Memorial has been on top of the hill across from Union Station standing stately, steadfast and gray for a century. Now, it’s about to get a whole lot more colorful. On each of the next seven weekends, the tower will glow with images of falling water, ascending guardians and war-torn Europe set to loud, powerful music blasting from huge speakers on the north lawn on Memorial Hill. “It's violent, and it's intense,” said National WWI Museum and Memorial President and CEO Matt Naylor. “There
A rural Kansas town considers data center as a big swing to revitalize its economy (opens the original)
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OSAWATOMIE, Kansas — Kids take their chances squeezing through the stationary rail cars that regularly cut this small town in two. Sometimes they brave the high, narrow road bridge leading over the tracks. That gives Bret Glendenning, the Osawatomie city manager, worries about how he’ll make things safer. He wonders how the town can afford to fix the once-elegant — now rusty — bridge that spans the Marais des Cygnes River. Or if it’ll ever catch up on basic street maintenance. But the railroad b
Wyandotte County is still recovering after storms killed power. Federal help isn't likely (opens the original)
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Crews are still assessing damage in Kansas City, Kansas, where thunderstorms Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, packing 70-MPH winds, snapped power poles, tore roofs off homes, and pounded cars with golf-ball-sized hail. As of Thursday evening, 9,000 homes and businesses were still without power. But county officials aren’t optimistic they’ll get any help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, because that depends on meeting a statewide damage threshold. The storm was iso
Jackson County could return $250 million to property owners under tax assessment settlement (opens the original)
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Most residential property owners in Jackson County would receive tax credits under a proposed settlement announced Thursday. The county violated state law when it raised property taxes on many homeowners by more than 15% in 2023. Some taxpayers saw increases far above that threshold. Now, if the potential beneficiaries weigh in and a judge signs off on the settlement, Jackson County must pay back every bit of the money it overcharged in 2023 and 2024 to all the people who paid extra. Ken McClain
Johnson County leads cyclosporiasis cases as parasitic illness explodes across Kansas (opens the original)
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Cyclosporiasis cases in Kansas have jumped more than fivefold in a week. And Johnson County is leading the increase. Last week the Kansas Department of Health and Environment counted 55 cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by the cyclospora parasite. The latest numbers from Wednesday show 289 known cases in Kansas, 95 in Johnson County alone. Wyandotte County recorded 11 cases. Dr. Dana Hawkinson at the University of Kansas Health System says that’s likely an undercount. “I thin
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