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 KANSAS CITY, Mo 鈥?Homeowners and multiple political campaigns for the August primaries are seeing their yard signs being stolen from properties across Missouri and Kansas.Jason Withington, running for the Clay County Commission, says somebody was caught on his neighbors door ring camera stealing multiple signs in his neighborhood. Over the last week, weve got reports of about 100 of my yard signs throughout the county being stolen 鈥?primarily in Gladstone and Kansas City,   Withington said.  Its not about the money, it is about the principle. So somebody is going onto somebodys property, they are trespassing and they are stealing the persons private property you know  Withington believes this election has stanley cup  been especially polarizing with hot ticket items on the ballot and the climate of the nation. As long as were partisan and were not working toward a common issue, well probably just keep seeing more of this,  Withington he said. Across state line, Kansas is also gearing up for its primaries.A homeowner in Shawnee, Jacklynn Walte stanley bottles rs, woke up one morning to find her yard sign sup stanley website porting the  Value Them Both  amendment stolen along with her neighbors. [I m] Just very disappointed that Cnto New OpenAI search engine, powered by artificial intelligence, could compete with Google
 OVERLAND PARK, Kan. 鈥?The Kansas City, Missouri, Public Library calls itself the  doorway to knowledge.  It employs a group of librarians called information specialists to help patrons find and understand that knowledge. Its a tremendous responsibility,  admitted Jenny Garmon, the librarys legal and government information specialist.During National News Literacy Week, which ru stanley mugs ns from Jan. 24 to Jan. 28, Garmon and the library are putting a spotlight on resources available at the library to help people interpret the news and make informed decisions. KSHB 41s parent company The E.W. Scripps Company partnered with the News Literacy Project to present National News Literacy Week. Were not trying to tell you what to think, were not trying to tell you how to vote, or whats ri stanley water flask ght, or whats wrong,  Garmon clarified.  We really want people to make those informed decisions. The resources at the Kansas City Public Library are available for free  either online or in-person  to anyone living within the 15-county metropolitan area. One does not need to live within the c stanley mug ity limits to be eligible for the resources.Garmon has coordinated three virtual  lunch and learn  presentations from 12-1 p.m.