Ruby slippers, cheap rent and national championships are just a few of the things Kansans — including the two candidates running for governor — said the state is most known for.
“Regardless of their race background or ethnicity, I’m very vocal about why we’re here, what’s important and what’s necessary,” says Keshia Shannon of Fire and Ice Athletics.
Knowing how to respond in an emergency and what resources are available can be the difference between life and death when it comes to opioid-related overdoses.
What a sandwich: Toasted rye, with thinly sliced, perfectly salty corned beef that melts in your mouth. The kraut is sour, the Thousand Island is sweet, and the Swiss seals the deal.
This week, Kansas City officials refused to pay off a firefighter seeking workers compensation after he killed three people in a crash when he ran a red light while speeding in a pumper truck.
This week, reporter Sofi Zeman crunches the numbers to paint as best a picture as possible of the property tax burden across five Kansas City counties — and to see who’s paying the most.