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Workers pour new sidewalk from recycled plastic in push toward sustainable infrastructure (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41 reporter Grant Stephens covers downtown Kansas City, Missouri. He also focuses on stories of consumer interest. Share your story idea with Grant. Workers at Bridging the Gap, a Kansas City recycling facility, poured a new sidewalk slab Wednesday morning using a material made from recycled plastics, part of a growing effort to turn local waste into local infrastructure. The plastic waste is shredded and melted down into a sand-like aggregate, then mixed into concrete. T
New federal rules will block Americans from importing cheaper medications from Canada (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41 reporter Grant Stephens covers downtown Kansas City, Missouri. He also focuses on stories of consumer interest. Share your story idea with Grant. Many Americans have relied on foreign mail-order pharmacies — particularly Canadian ones — to reduce the cost of daily medications. That option is going away for many in October. New federal enforcement tied to import rules overseen by the Food and Drug Administration and Customs and Border Protection takes effect Oct. 22. Un
Experts explain how federal interest rate hike could impact you (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41 reporter Grant Stephens covers downtown Kansas City, Missouri. He also focuses on stories of consumer interest. Share your story idea with Grant. The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time in three years, a decision that will likely impact all Americans in one way or another. The move comes as most households are already feeling the squeeze from high gas and grocery prices. Inflation tied to global conflict, rising energy prices and tariffs is pus
Kansas City's e-bike rules: What riders need to know about age, speed, where to ride (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41 reporter Grant Stephens covers downtown Kansas City, Missouri. He also focuses on stories of consumer interest. Share your story idea with Grant. E-bikes are everywhere — on sidewalks, trails and roadways — and Kansas City is now regulating them more closely than ever. This summer, the city passed new rules governing where e-bikes can go, who can ride them and how fast they can travel. The city is roughly halfway into a 120-day education period for people to learn how
KC nonprofit helping spinal cord injury patients afford equipment insurance won't cover (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41 reporter Grant Stephens covers downtown Kansas City, Missouri. He also focuses on stories of consumer interest. Share your story idea with Grant. Nathan Powell has lived with a spinal cord injury since he was shot at 12 years old. Now 36, he is focused less on his own struggle and more on helping others manage theirs. Powell founded the Nathan Powell Foundation, a nonprofit helping people with spinal cord injuries afford critical medical equipment - while also pushing
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