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Activist Insight . . .
KC City Council Gives Billionaire $600 Million Stadium Deal With No Public Vote
Two days after city officials violently arrested a community leader, I sat in a chamber swarmed with police and watched eleven council members give a billionaire one of the biggest public deals this city has ever seen, without letting a single resident speak.
The Dotte Still Powerless
Days after storms, some KCK residents could face extended power outages, BPU warns
BPU says some Kansas City, Kansas, residents should prepare for extended outages as crews continue repairing widespread storm damage.
Drawing On Kansas Activists
The art of protest is alive and well in Kansas. It is the color of democracy. * Kansas Reflector
Not since the turbulent protests of the Vietnam War era have so many taken paint and posterboard in hand to express their displeasure.
Show-Me Conservative Alternative
August Primary Shows Growing Support For Libertarians In Missouri, Party Says (LISTEN) - Missourinet
The Missouri Libertarian Party says it saw a significant increase in voter participation during this month's primary election, including gains in St. Louis County and across the state. LaDonna Higgins, chair of the St. Louis County Libertarian Central Committee, said voters are looking for an alternative to the two major political parties.
Baller Bestows Honors
Travis Kelce makes training camp unforgettable for local coach's family
For four weeks every summer, the Kansas City Chiefs take over the Missouri Western football facilities to hold training camp.
Brit Angel Dolce Vita
Kelly Brook flaunts her curvy figure in a leopard print bikini on boat in Italy
KELLY Brook looked sensational in a leopard print bikini as she sailed on board a luxury boat on an Italian getaway. The model and radio host, 46, danced up a storm at the front of the ve...
More MAGA Moves
'The writing on the wall': Trump's staff departs ahead of possible turmoil
Press secretary Karoline Leavitt and his top liaison to Congress James Braid are both leaving. But the forces that made their jobs tough aren't changing.
Midterm Rhetoric Rising
WATCH: El-Sayed Attacks Vance's Marriage After Critcism of Sharia Law
Michigan's Democrat U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, became hot under the collar when he misunderstood comments from VP JD Vance.
Police Postscript . . .
Sean Grayson, ex-deputy convicted of fatally shooting Sonya Massey, dies in prison, attorney says
Sean Grayson, the former Illinois sheriff's deputy convicted of fatally shooting Sonya Massey in her home in 2024 after she called 911 to report a prowler, has died in prison, his attorney said Sunday.
Cyber World War
Exclusive | Iran hacks reveal weak spot on US, UK water, power grids as regime aims to maximize disruption: expert
Iran's latest hacks on US and UK water and power plants has revealed a weak point in the west's defenses that the regime will likely exploit with more cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, an expert told The Post.
Former Veep Talks Money
Pence: 'Last thing' US economy needs is trade war with Canada
Mike Pence warns that a trade war with Canada could damage the U.S. economy as Donald Trump imposes 50% tariffs on $20B of Canadian goods. Mark Carney announced retaliatory tariffs.
About American Holy Ground
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Ban on ICE Arrests at Some Houses of Worship - Christianity Today
The limited ruling is one of several lawsuits against the Trump administration's policy of enforcing immigration at vulnerable locations.
Still Sending Very Best . . .
Next Hallmark Christmas movie could be filmed in this Kansas City-area location
Parkville is representing Kansas City as a top 25 finalist in Hallmark's national "Merriest Christmas Town" contest. Vote daily to bring a movie shoot to KC.
Grigs Warns Of Soggy Workweek
Kansas City weather: Showers, storms could impact Monday morning commute
Showers and storms could impact the Kansas City area Monday morning before skies clear and a mostly dry, seasonal week begins.
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