Following the Missouri Attorney General Office’s announcement earlier this month of an initiative to combat human trafficking by targeting illicit massage businesses, a representative for the AG told the Courier-Tribune there are about 35 of these businesses in the Kansas City area. These businesses span an area from Liberty to Peculiar.
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CLAY COUNTY — The general election race for Missouri House District 14 is between two challengers as current Rep. Matt Sain did not seek reelection. The district covers a portion of western Clay County and a significant portion of eastern Platte County.
CLAY COUNTY — The county is continuing its legal battle against the state auditor, this time by seeking an extension on the deadline to turn over records court-ordered to be released to the auditor’s office by Clay County Circuit Court. In a release from the offices of Clay County government, county officials say the court’s allotted 10-day window to turn over documents wasn’t sufficient to allow the county commission opportunity to appeal the latest ruling in favor of the state auditor’s office.
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CLAY COUNTY — This election cycle, voters in the county will again get to decide if they want to fundamentally overhaul the structure of Clay County government by opting to approve or vote down a constitution. Multiple previous attempts at passing a constitutional or charter form of government failed at the ballot box, with the most recent in 2013.
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Missouri submitted its plan for administering the impending COVID-19 vaccine to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The University of Missouri — Columbia matriculated Holly Marie Ellis with a Master of Arts degree and Calvin Joseph Young with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol has completed its 2020 annual school bus inspections and North Kansas City Schools received high marks.
North Kansas City Schools Board of Education approved the recommendation to move the first day of school to Tuesday, Sept. 8, at the group’s late July meeting. NKC Schools is continually monitoring data and recommendations from local health departments to further inform the community on its …
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