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Faith In The KCMO Urban Core
Northeast Newscast Episode 56 - A crash course in the Catholic Charities housing play in the Historic Northeast
This week on Kansas City's Northeast Newscast, managing editor Paul Thompson sat down with representatives from Catholic Charities of Kansas City-St. Joseph about their ambitious housing plans for the Historic Northeast.
Meet The New KCK School Honcho
KCKPS selects new superintendent
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools has selected a new superintendent. Dr. Charles Foust will replace Dr. Cynthia Lane, who is retiring on Friday. Foust is currently the Chief School Performance Officer at Union County Public Schools in North Carolina.
The Kansas City Discourse
The Rant with Brad Stephens: Political civility an issue, viewers say
Republicans and Democrats alike are now debating where we are as a country when it comes to political civility.
KCMO Double Murder Outcry
Community outraged at death of two teen boys shot at 36th & Wabash
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- They were only 15 and 16 years old. Now, the teens are Kansas City's latest homicide victims. Police identified the victims on Tuesday at 16-year-old Jeremiah Stewart and 15-year-old Demonte Walker. They said both boys were shot Monday night near 36th and Wabash.
Local Summer Heatwave On The Way
Hottest day of the year so far expected Thursday
It's going to feel miserable outside on Thursday and Friday
Tribute Continues In WyCo
WyCo FOP continues to honor fallen deputies by supporting families left behind
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Jeremy Walker was very close to the Wyandotte County deputies who died in the line of duty July 15, 2018. He was their supervisor but was also their friend. He said the last 10 days have been difficult. "Professionally, I miss two of my best deputies.
Kansas City Soul Crushing Blowout
Rookie mows down inept Royals lineup in 5-1 loss to the Brewers
Rookie Freddy Peralta was the ninth-ranked prospect in the Brewers system before the season, according to MLB Pipeline. But in his home debut in Milwaukee, he mowed down the Royals, striking out ten and allowing just one hit in seven shutout innings in a 5-1 win Tuesday night.
And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .
I have an odd schedule, but I don't think we're friends.
ReplyDeleteI read TKC all day and night. I'm So Ronery"
ReplyDeleteSlys fat ass should show outrage over 2 teens gunned down in cold blood but he is too busy catering to ILLEGAL ALIENS
ReplyDeleteAnd developers and anything but doing his job
ReplyDeleteTwit-in Chief is the main reason political civility is now so divisive.
ReplyDeleteIt's odd that "the community" expresses "outrage" at the scores of homicides that take place year after year, but somehow what passes for "leadership" in that same community barely offers a passing glance at that issue.
ReplyDeleteInstead they're focused on renaming streets, intimidating organizations to hire clearly unqualified applicants, shaking down corporations and foundations for big bucks, demanding that more tax money is poured down black holes like 18th and Vine, and all sorts of other self-serving activities.
And, of course, they're all for marches and protests about events that happen in OTHER CITIES around the country.
Charity begins at home.
The so called "leaders" in KCMO are nothing more than followers. Cleaver should also be outraged about the murder of two young people in his district. Instead he is more concerned about illegals. It is way past time that the powers to be start caring about their city and what happens it it. Team Slie and Cleaver should be advocating about taking care of KCMO in the form of fixing infrastructure and actually caring about the legal residents.
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