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Kansas City brings hundreds of riders together for annual MS Bike Ride
Hundreds of cyclists are taking part in Bike MS: Kansas City, an annual ride raising money and awareness for people living with multiple sclerosis.
Close knit community comes together at Shawnee Town craft fair
The city of Shawnee, Kansas, is celebrating 50 years of tradition at Shawnee Town.
Nonprofit transforms bookstore into charity closet to raise money for mental health awareness
Seven Stories Bookstore in Shawnee was transformed into a charity closet for the day Saturday, with customers shopping racks of donated clothing to raise money for mental health awareness.
Jewish Family Services offering free Medicare counseling
Since 1920, the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle has provided its readers with Jewish news and opinion from a variety of perspectives - local, regional, national and international. The paper is mailed to subscribers each week and also is available for purchase at The Chronicle's office.
'I found a forever horse family': Horseback riding in Kansas helps children, adults with adaptive needs
A Kansas nonprofit is using horseback riding as a therapeutic tool for children and adults with special abilities and other adaptive needs. KSHB 41 News' Braden Bates filed this report.
Travis Kelce's $90M fortune gets attention, but his nearly $2M commitment to Kansas City kids reveals the community impact behind his NFL success
NFL News: Travis Kelce's estimated $90 million fortune tells one part of his story. His long-running connection with Kansas City children tells another. The Chi.
Your Life Is Worth Living: Lee's Summit man turns friend's suicide into prevention movement
Foster Huggins launched the Your Life Is Worth Living movement after losing his best friend to suicide nine and a half years ago. Now, he is sharing that message with visitors at SantaCaliGon Days.