Kansas City’s blizzard gave students a much longer winter break. Not everyone’s pleased
Students across Kansas and Missouri have not been in school since Dec. 21, as road conditions and cold made it too risky to return to classrooms after winter break. They're pitching in to shovel, building snow forts and,
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Historic winter storm forces City Hall, MoDOT to make tough calls on clearing Kansas City roadsFor most people, a major snowstorm means stocking up on groceries, keeping a stack of blankets handy and maybe even a ...
The winter storm halted travel for thousands of passengers Monday as airlines canceled and delayed flights. Several flights ...
As a blizzard crossed over the Kansas City metro last weekend, many people had to change their plans, stay in place and seek ...
The Kansas City woman seen in a viral video where she ditched her car while it slid on black ice recounted what happened and ...
Not everyone in Kansas City is miserable after Winter Storm Blair dumped nearly a foot-deep blanket of snow. For Tanner Wright, the chance to make some extra money is a godsend during wintertime.
Storm Blair brought plenty of extreme conditions to the Kansas City metro, sending hundreds of people to the hospital.
The storm moved from the Rockies through the Central Plains, Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic before exiting the U.S. Data from ...
The aftermath of a winter storm means shoveling, shoveling and more shoveling. Some volunteers helped to help those with ...
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