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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The arrival of the U.S. Navy s Blue Angels at an airport looks just a little bit different than the normal commercial airplane. The Blue Angels arrived Thursday morning at New Century AirCenter in Gardner, Kansas, ahead of this weekend s Kansas City Air Show.
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Kansas City Hospitals Accommodate COVID Surge
The money line from this story . . . The patient transfers come despite the reality that vaccines are available at no charge within 5 miles (8.05 kilometers) from home for more than 80% of Missourians, as Gov. Mike Parson said on Twitter last week.
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In recent weeks, many states began relaxing coronavirus restrictions as COVID-19 cases dropped and vaccination rates crept toward President Joe Biden s target of partially vaccinating 70% of American adults by July 4. The U.S. is expected to fall short of that goal, and now the nation faces another setback: the spread of the contagious Delta variant.
Kansas City Old School Buildings Quickly Turning Into Rubble
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Right now we ll award 15K TKC bonus points (redeemable nowhere) to anybody who can place this screenshot from a movie that was produced long ago in Kansas City.
In the meantime, here s a glimpse at the urban core quickly crumbling amid cont d Summer rain and a dearth of maintenance . . . Read more:
by: Heidi Schmidt Posted: / Updated: KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Emergency work to demolish a dangerous building on Kansas City s eastside was underway Tuesday afternoon. A building at 3902 Woodland started to collapse Saturday and continued to fall Tuesday morning. One of the first tasks for city inspectors was to declare the building an emergency.
Kansas City Downtown Airport Tuskegee Airman Rebrand who will be forgotten in favor of a civil rights era . . .
by: Heidi Schmidt Posted: / Updated: KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City will honor a Tuskegee Airman by naming a terminal at the Downtown Airport after him. Gen. Charles E. McGee, is one of only nine remaining Tuskegee pilots who flew in combat, lives in Kansas City.
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