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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?A motorcyclist was killed in a three-vehicle crash on Interstate 435 near Bannister Road late Monday night.Kansas City, Missouri, police were called to the southbound lanes of the highway just before 11 p.m.Officers said a blue Kawasaki was traveling southbound on I-435 at a very high rate of speed.The Kawasaki struck the right rear corner of a white Ford Edge, causing the Kawasaki driver to lose control.The Kawasaki driver was ejected from the motorcycle and struck the guard rail on the west side of the highway.He was not wearing a helmet and was pronounced dead at the scene.The motorcycle came to rest on the highway and was struck by a black Toyota Sienna.The driver and passenger of the Toyota suffered minor injuries and refused medical services. The driver of the Ford Edge
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?The Gardner Edgerton USD 231 Board of Education voted Monday night to add students in grades se
stanley botella ven through 12 to the district s mask mandate.The mandate, which already included children in grades pre-kindergarten through sixth grade, will go into effect Aug. 28.Parents who spoke during the public comment session were nearly unanimous in their disdain for masks and strongly in favor of parental choice.Parents also said their children dread wearing their masks, and the masks make learning and enjoying school much harder.One board member emphatically to
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