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Cowtown Tech Convergence Amid Coronavirus
Virtual Town Hall: Kansas City's future with coronavirus
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City has a special place in the hearts of many of its residents and, while the coronavirus pandemic is testing our community's resiliency, there is a future. Not only is there a future, but it's a future we can shape and influence.
Volunteers Build Better Life For Kansas City Hobos
These Everyday Heroes keep Kansas City homeless community safe during pandemic
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- The coronavirus and stay at home order puts a strain on homeless shelters. The CEO of reStart, an organization providing housing and support services, said they are stretching their budget as far as they can to keep people sheltered.
Kansas City Po’Folk Need Gently Used Laptops
Library partners with nonprofit to bridge digital divide during pandemic
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Organizations are teaming up to make it easier for people without internet access to get online during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Kansas City Public Library is often a destination for people without computer or internet access. The library normally sees several thousand computer log-ons each month, according to library spokesperson Talia Evans.
Courthouse Justice Stalls
After 6 months, Jackson County prosecutors have no decision on charges for deputy
Six months after Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said her office would look again at a 2017 shooting in which a sheriff's deputy killed a man at a Raytown Walmart, the prosecutor's office said it has made no decision.
Tigers Talk Comeback
Mizzou officials planning for in-person classes to resume in fall
COLUMBIA, MO (KCTV) - Students from schools and colleges across the country are learning remotely due to COVID-19, but one local university says it will welcome people back to campus this fall. In a letter sent Wednesday, University of Missouri - Columbia Interim Chancellor Mun Choi announced that in-person classes are expected to resume this fall.
Guv Kelly Urges Caution
Gov. Laura Kelly explains 'gradual process' to reopen KS businesses
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly Wednesday further elaborated on Tuesday's announcement that her administration continues to eye May 3 as the date to re-open business in Kansas. Kelly says reopening will be a gradual process, not as simple as "flipping a switch." She agrees with state health officials hoping to see a steady 14-day decline in new case numbers.
Kylie 'Earns' More Cash
Kylie Jenner named youngest self-made billionaire second year in a row
Kylie Jenner has been given the title of youngest self-made billionaire for the second year in a row. After causing controversy in 2019 for announcing Kylie Jenner as the youngest self-made billionaire, Forbes have revealed the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star holds the title for the second year running.
USA Out Of Work
US weekly jobless claims hit 4.4 million, bringing 5-week total to more than 26 million
Jobless claim filings continued at a historically unprecedented pace last week with 4.4 million new signups for unemployment insurance, bringing the total of the past five weeks to 26.4 million, the Labor Department said Thursday. The total represented a decline of 810,000 from the previous week, but the five-week sum has now surpassed all of the job gains since the financial crisis.
Senator Bro Succumbs To Coronavirus
Coronavirus US: Elizabeth Warren's oldest brother has died
Donald Reed Herring, 86, died on Tuesday night in Norman, Oklahoma Warren, the Democrat from Massachusetts, confirmed his death on Thursday Herring, an Air Force veteran, tested positive for coronavirus three weeks ago Warren remembered her brother as 'charming and funny, a natural leader' In February, Don Reed was admitted
Prez Trump Tour Coming Soon
Trump prepares to hit the road
President Donald Trump is eager to hit the road. As his own health officials continue to warn against nonessential travel, Trump has privately urged aides over the past week to start adding official events back to his schedule, including photo ops and site visits that would allow him to ditch Washington for a few hours.
Chiefs Prescribe Tailgate Caution For Fanboys
Chiefs Kingdom encouraged to engage in social distance 'tailgating' for NFL Draft
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- The NFL Draft happens virtually Thursday evening. The coveted event will look a lot different this year and so will some of your celebrations. Typically, people host big parties to watch as the Chiefs get new talent for the next season.
Weather Forecast For Now
Sunshine increasing into Thursday afternoon
Hide Transcript Show Transcript IT'S GOING TO BE VERY DIFFERENT THIS YEAR. HOW WILL IT BE WEATHER-WISE? NICK: IT'S REALLY GOOD. WE HAVE RAIN, LOW CLOUDS THIS MORNING. THIS IS TO THE SOUTH AND EAST OF KANSAS CITY OVER SEDALIA, WINS THERE, CLINTON WARSAW, DARKER SHADES OF GREEN AND YELLOW INDICATING A DOWNPOUR, I HAVE A POCKET OF RAIN WHICH WILL LAST -- A HEAVY POCKET OF RAIN WHICH WILL LAST.
Release Me - Wilson Phillips 1990 is the #TBT song of the day and and this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .
billions of bucks for big butt family? That's not fair but it's the American dream!
ReplyDelete"Kylie Jenner named youngest self-made billionaire second year in a row"
ReplyDeleteWow! And when she came to this country, she only had $2 to her name! Oh, wait. That was someone who really was self made.