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Why is KC’s Transit Agency Involved in Housing?

There’s a lot of money behind transit-oriented development, including billions of dollars in federal grants. But some local leaders are concerned about RideKC’s use of tax incentives.

by Josh Merchant, The Beacon

January 23, 2023

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As Missouri Abortion Rights Supporters Look to Initiative Petitions, Legislators Try to Limit Power

Numerous bills regarding initiative petitions have been filed for 2023, as Republican lawmakers look to reshape how the process is used for policymaking in Missouri.

by Meg Cunningham, The Beacon

December 14, 2022

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Zero KC Wants to End Houselessness in Five Years But Will Require More Commitment from Leaders

Prior to the action plan, advocates and nonprofits working with houslessness communities received minimal support from the city. They hope to see this change.

by Mili Mansaray, The Beacon

October 13, 2022

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Will Missouri’s Abortion Ban Alter Election Outcomes This Year?

Polls show most Missourians do not agree with the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, but experts don’t think it will have much of an influence on November’s results.

by Meg Cunningham, The Beacon

September 27, 2022

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Who Loses – and How Much – With Legalized Sports Gambling in Kansas?

You Can Bet Losers Outnumber Winners

by Marco Schaden, The Beacon

September 7, 2022

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To Attract More Developers, Kansas City Changes its Affordable Housing Ordinance — Again

According to KC’s new affordable housing ordinance, the median income for a four-person household is nearly six figures. Advocates say this is a problem.

by Multiple Reporters

August 30, 2022

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KC Public Schools Frustrated by KCATA Silence on Tax Incentives

Transit Agency's Development Arm Focusing in Projects West of Troost

by Multiple Reporters

August 17, 2022

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Follow the Money: Who is Funding Kansas Abortion Amendment Ads?

Two campaigns raised — and spent — more than $11 million to influence Kansas voters.

by Miranda Moore, The Beacon

August 1, 2022

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How New Building Codes Could Help Fight Climate Change

The KC City Council is set to continue discussing implementation of new building codes at their Aug. 10 meeting.

by Abby Shepherd, The Beacon

July 27, 2022

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Are You Willing to Close Schools to Fund Improvements? KCPS Wants to Know

The District Wants to Expand Elective Classes, Music Programs and Sports. But to Afford Those Changes, it Will Need to Close Schools.

by Maria Benevento, The Beacon

June 8, 2022

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Why is KC’s Transit Agency Involved in Housing?

There’s a lot of money behind transit-oriented development, including billions of dollars in federal grants. But some local leaders are concerned about RideKC’s use of tax incentives.

As Missouri Abortion Rights Supporters Look to Initiative Petitions, Legislators Try to Limit Power

Numerous bills regarding initiative petitions have been filed for 2023, as Republican lawmakers look to reshape how the process is used for policymaking in Missouri.

Zero KC Wants to End Houselessness in Five Years But Will Require More Commitment from Leaders

Prior to the action plan, advocates and nonprofits working with houslessness communities received minimal support from the city. They hope to see this change.

Will Missouri’s Abortion Ban Alter Election Outcomes This Year?

Polls show most Missourians do not agree with the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, but experts don’t think it will have much of an influence on November’s results.

Who Loses – and How Much – With Legalized Sports Gambling in Kansas?

You Can Bet Losers Outnumber Winners

To Attract More Developers, Kansas City Changes its Affordable Housing Ordinance — Again

According to KC’s new affordable housing ordinance, the median income for a four-person household is nearly six figures. Advocates say this is a problem.

KC Public Schools Frustrated by KCATA Silence on Tax Incentives

Transit Agency's Development Arm Focusing in Projects West of Troost

Follow the Money: Who is Funding Kansas Abortion Amendment Ads?

Two campaigns raised — and spent — more than $11 million to influence Kansas voters.

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How New Building Codes Could Help Fight Climate Change

The KC City Council is set to continue discussing implementation of new building codes at their Aug. 10 meeting.

Are You Willing to Close Schools to Fund Improvements? KCPS Wants to Know

The District Wants to Expand Elective Classes, Music Programs and Sports. But to Afford Those Changes, it Will Need to Close Schools.

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Why is KC’s Transit Agency Involved in Housing?

There’s a lot of money behind transit-oriented development, including billions of dollars in federal grants. But some local leaders are concerned about RideKC’s use of tax incentives.

As Missouri Abortion Rights Supporters Look to Initiative Petitions, Legislators Try to Limit Power

Numerous bills regarding initiative petitions have been filed for 2023, as Republican lawmakers look to reshape how the process is used for policymaking in Missouri.

Zero KC Wants to End Houselessness in Five Years But Will Require More Commitment from Leaders

Prior to the action plan, advocates and nonprofits working with houslessness communities received minimal support from the city. They hope to see this change.

Will Missouri’s Abortion Ban Alter Election Outcomes This Year?

Polls show most Missourians do not agree with the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, but experts don’t think it will have much of an influence on November’s results.

Who Loses – and How Much – With Legalized Sports Gambling in Kansas?

You Can Bet Losers Outnumber Winners

To Attract More Developers, Kansas City Changes its Affordable Housing Ordinance — Again

According to KC’s new affordable housing ordinance, the median income for a four-person household is nearly six figures. Advocates say this is a problem.

KC Public Schools Frustrated by KCATA Silence on Tax Incentives

Transit Agency's Development Arm Focusing in Projects West of Troost

Follow the Money: Who is Funding Kansas Abortion Amendment Ads?

Two campaigns raised — and spent — more than $11 million to influence Kansas voters.

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How New Building Codes Could Help Fight Climate Change

The KC City Council is set to continue discussing implementation of new building codes at their Aug. 10 meeting.

Are You Willing to Close Schools to Fund Improvements? KCPS Wants to Know

The District Wants to Expand Elective Classes, Music Programs and Sports. But to Afford Those Changes, it Will Need to Close Schools.

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