Nomi Nauji Adin

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556 appearances 14 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 15 Sep

Nomi Nauji Adin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Kansas City Today · A Kansas City museum uncovers the names of enslaved people · 21 Aug 2026 podcast

Councilman Jonathan Duncan is not part of the city's finance committee and did not participate in that vote. matched

A Kansas City congressman is responding to Wednesday's court decision to leave Missouri's new congressional map off of the ballot in November. matched

Sarah Kellogg reports an appeal in that case has been set for September 2nd. matched

Republican State Senator Rick Bratton of Cass County is challenging Cleaver for his seat. matched

The new 5th Congressional District stretches from the Kansas City area to Jefferson City. matched

Bratton says he can represent both the rural and urban parts of the district. matched

Bratton and Cleaver both spoke at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia this week. matched

Among them was Democratic Representative Carrie Engel of Jackson County. matched

She says she expects Amendment 4 to come back in some form, even though about 80 percent of voters rejected it in the August primary. matched

If passed, the measure would have made it harder for citizens to amend the state constitution. matched

Engel says she doesn't expect Republicans to give up on the issue. matched

Missouri's Board of Education will vote next month on a new system for assessing public and charter school performance. matched

The plan would award every school a letter grade so families can more easily see how schools are performing. matched

Lisa Serino oversees school performance for the matched

The system largely relies on test scores for younger students, but takes graduation rates into account for high schoolers. matched

Some public school officials have spoken out against the new system, claiming a letter grade does not fully capture performance and could penalize low-income schools. matched

We'll be back after this. matched

A surprising discovery in an old property record is helping uncover the names of enslaved people who lived in Jackson County. matched

KCUR's Julie Deniche reports on a new database that makes those old records easier to search and understand. matched

This is Kansas City Today. matched

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