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A bill that would prevent foreclosure on homes for unpaid sewer fees of less than $4,000 was recently approved by the state Senate.

May the God of our African ancestors welcome you home and grant you peaceful rest. We love you Papa Toe! We know your spirit lives on with the AFJN organization. May you intercede for our motherland. Go in peace till we meet again. Amen!

The former James King Home, which for years offered gracious living for residents in their retirement years, will likely see new life as an apartment

Known as the dividing line in Kansas City, the name Troost Avenue could soon be history as city leaders and one business owner continue their fight.

Lawmakers have rejected the proposal to provide additional leave days for female employees who give birth to more than one child at the same time, from the current 60days like all mothers to 90 days for this category, describing the proposal as extreme and detrimental to the employers. While presenting the report on the Employment

Paul Kennedy has spent three decades as an industry leader.

Kansas City, Missouri, is one step closer to renaming Troost Avenue after the City Council unanimously passed a resolution Thursday directing City Manager Brian Platt to gather stakeholder input.

A bill that would prevent foreclosure on homes for unpaid sewer fees of less than $4,000 was recently approved by the state Senate.

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The Kansas City, Missouri, City Council approved plans for a proposed 27-story high-rise downtown, the city announced Thursday.