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NKC Schools faces $16 million budget gap as community meetings continue (opens the original)
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NORTH KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - North Kansas City Schools is working to close a $16 million budget gap, and the district is holding a round of community meetings to gather input on where cuts should fall. The district says the shortfall stems from a state funding shortfall and rising costs. A meeting was held Thursday at Winnetonka High School, the second of five such meetings. The district has ruled out closing schools. It has already found $3.2 million in savings without cutting teaching jobs,
Olathe school board to vote on closing six schools tomorrow (opens the original)
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OLATHE, Kan. (KCTV) - The Olathe school board votes Thursday night on a plan to close six schools by the end of this school year. The district says consolidating is the only way to keep its finances afloat. The closures would affect more than 2,000 students. The plan would close Indian Trail Middle School and Black Bob, Heritage, Scarborough, Tomahawk and Walnut Grove elementary schools. Rebecca Murray, a Walnut Grove parent, said her daughter keeps asking where she will go to school next year.
Deadline to claim Missouri gas tax refund is tomorrow (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Missouri drivers have until Wednesday to file for a refund of the state’s gas tax increase, according to the Department of Revenue. Missouri has raised its gas tax every year since 2021, and drivers can claim back that increase. This year, the refund covers 12.5 cents per gallon on gas purchased between last July and this June. KCTV5 spent the day at several Kansas City gas stations asking drivers a simple question: did they know the state owes them cash? Most said no.
High fuel costs squeeze local landscaping businesses (opens the original)
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ROELAND PARK, Kan. (KCTV) - High fuel costs have affected some local businesses, including landscaping companies, as fuel bills have climbed throughout the metro this summer. Danny Johnson, owner of Classic Cuts, paid more every time he filled up this season. “It was like, you know, 30-40% more. Yeah, it was quite a bit more,” Johnson said. Those fuel costs drain his wallet every week. “It takes a couple of hundred bucks out of your pocket more every week. So, you know, if you’re already on a ra
18th and Vine Arts Festival opens for fourth year with record number of artists (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The 18th and Vine Arts Festival opened its gates Friday for its fourth year, with organizers calling it the biggest festival yet. The three-day event in Kansas City’s historic 18th and Vine district features music, art, fashion and food. Organizers said they are hoping for 15,000 people to attend. This is the first festival since construction wrapped around the district. Last year, fencing and road work limited the festival to a tight stretch of street. This year, artis
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