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Kansas City's Mattie Rhodes Center receives over $1.7M - Vimarsana News

Kansas City's Mattie Rhodes Center receives over $1.7M

Kansas City nonprofit Mattie Rhodes Center got a big funding boost of over $1.7 million thanks to federal and state leaders.

Source: fox4kc.com
Gov. Parson says respect played a role in signing transgender legislation - Vimarsana News

Gov. Parson says respect played a role in signing transgender legislation

"I wanted to talk to him about the tone, either in an official release or a press conference, or just off the cuff to try to remind him as best I could that we're talking about vulnerable kids here," Sen. Greg Razer, D-Kansas City, said. 

New Missouri laws could limit access to police records, public college investments - Vimarsana News

New Missouri laws could limit access to police records, public college investments

The two laws received overwhelming support this year by lawmakers from both parties this year. But supporters of open government say they run the risk of preventing citizens from being able to access records.

Source: yahoo.com
Move out of Missouri is painful, but necessary, says KC family with transgender child - Vimarsana News

Move out of Missouri is painful, but necessary, says KC family with transgender child

Avery Jackson was four when they knew they were not a boy. Now 16, they and their family are leaving Missouri after anti-LGBTQ bills were passed earlier this year.

Source: yahoo.com
Missouri set to establish developmental standards for deaf children - Vimarsana News

Missouri set to establish developmental standards for deaf children

Missouri's Department of Elementary and Secondary Education will for the first time create developmental standards for deaf and hard-of-hearing children under legislation signed Thursday by Gov. Mike Parson.