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Here are the results of municipal and school board elections in Kansas City, Lee’s Summit, Independence and more Jackson County locations.

Here are the results of municipal and school board elections in Kansas City, Lee’s Summit, Independence and more Jackson County locations.

The winners consisted of three incumbents, Dawn Kirk, Stu Boyd and Nancy Rumfelt, and one newcomer, Denise Chapman, who replaced Pam Howard. Howard was prevented by term limit from running for reelection. 

These will be the last round of unofficial results, according to the Clerks website, until all election processes are concluded, which will be done no later than Nov. 29. 

A razor-thin margin between incumbent Nancy Rumfelt and challenger Briah Freeman will likely trigger the state’s automatic recount process in the Thompson School District Board of Education election. Meanwhile, incumbents Dawn Kirk and Stu Boyd have retained their seats on the  board as of preliminary final results released Wednesday, and Denise Chapman emerged victorious over […]

The slate of candidates for school board represented by incumbents Dawn Kirk and Stu Boyd, as well as newcomers Briah Freeman and Denise Chapman, is ahead in the school board race as of early results.

One set of school board candidates and their supporters are stuck on repeat, touting "balance" and "parental rights" over and over. The problem with their claims is that they aren't based in reality.

Part of a PBL, or problem based learning, curriculum, Jessica Horvath’s class is trying to make Berthoud Elementary an even friendlier place, and are developing some novel ideas to do so.

Mirroring our national elections, this November's Loveland municipal elections for City Council/mayor and School Board have stark differences and provide a clear choice for voters who value our democracy and Constitution.

I am one of many Loveland residents concerned about the consequences of the food tax repeal if Ballot Question 300 passes.