Kansas City, KS native author John W. Hudson II talks with What’s Up Kansas City about his new children’s book series Fred Dexter and Friends, his inspiration for the series and the future of Fred Dexter.
By JOSH LEDERMAN and MATTHEW DALY Secretary of State John Kerry tore into Israel on Wednesday for settlement-building, accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of dragging Israel away from democracy and forcefully rejecting the notion that America had abandoned Israel with a controversial U.N. vote. Israel’s government accused Kerry of a skewed attempt to blame Israel …
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State representative Gail Finney for the 84th District interview with Sheila KInnard regarding her forecast for 2017 they are as follows: Education funding ,Medicare in Kansas ,foster care, lowering Taxes foster care, Medicare , and Joey Weber act.
Senator Olathe Faust Goudeau interview with Sheila kinnard regarding her role in the senate in 2017 .1. Support local projects that will pay a living wage with benefits . 2. Support a bill to up Wichita sen. to eliminate food sales . 3. Support the Historical Dumbar Theater festival June 17, 2017 contact 316- 367-3036 …
Oleatha Foust Goudeau first African American to serve in the Kansas Senate Read More »
Today councilwoman lavonta Williams interviewed by Sheila Kinnard regarding the following summer youth employment in 2017 keeping Urban League open doors, Fairmount Park improvement, MCAdams swiming to closed due to lack of participation, Wichita is safe with help from God Squad , money to help transportation and infrastructure, Dunbar Theater for black youth, Bight home …
Lavonta Williams first African-American woman to serve as vice mayor of Wichita Read More »
Movie “The Love Story” today Robert Love educator and family member of the love family interview with Sheila KInnard regarding topics the documentary about the love family story .The Music they have written and the contacts they have made all over the world. Include the song Written for Love family were “Your Love was so …
By AARON FAVILA Philippine authorities seized more than half a metric ton of suspected methamphetamine Friday in suburban Manila and arrested six people in what could be one of the largest drug seizures under President Rodrigo Duterte. National Bureau of Investigation agents initially seized about 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of the substance, locally known as …
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By COLLEEN BARRY and NICOLE WINFIELD The Tunisian man suspected in a deadly attack on a Christmas market in Berlin was killed early Friday in a shootout with police in Milan during a routine patrol outside a train station, ending a Europe-wide manhunt. Italian police said Anis Amri traveled from Germany through France and into …
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By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN The federal government has allowed four groups at the forefront of the white nationalist movement to register as charities and raise more than $7.8 million in tax-deductible donations over the past decade, according to an Associated Press review. Already emboldened by Donald Trump’s popularity, group leaders say they hope the president-elect’s victory …
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By NATALIYA VASILYEVA A U.S.-based Muslim cleric on Thursday condemned the killing of Russia’s envoy to Turkey and rejected accusations that his movement was behind the attack. Ambassador Andrei Karlov was shot dead by an off-duty policeman in front of stunned onlookers at a photo exhibition in Ankara earlier this week. Turkish President Recep Tayyip …
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