Nomi Nauji Adin

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Kansas City Today · What it's really like to be a transgender student in Kansas · 15 Sep 2026 podcast

The party that holds the White House often struggles in midterm elections, which has Democrats hopeful.

Vance didn't address the issue, but other speakers said the main goal of the event was to make sure Democrats lose in November.

More parents of Missouri kindergartners are citing non medical reasons to opt out of vaccinations.

Sarah Fentum reports that's according to State Health Department data.

After strong pushback from people at two packed town hall meetings, Parkville will temporarily turn off its flock cameras.

Police Chief Kevin Chrisman told people as long as they aren't breaking the law, they have nothing to worry about from the city's eight flock license plate readers.

Parkville resident David Dodd says he still has plenty of concerns.

Parkville says its flock system has not been misused, but wants to gather more information on safeguards before turning the cameras back on.

A weekend ribbon cutting unveiled a new space for artists to work in clay, KC R's Julie Dennis reports.

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The federal government has targeted four Kansas school districts over their transgender policies, saying the schools violated federal law.

Now, that's escalated with a lawsuit against one district, Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools.

Grace Hills of the Kansas News Service reports on what it was like for a transgender student who attended a school in that district.

The Kansas News Service is a KCUR-based collaboration, including KMUW, KRPS, Kansas Public Radio, and High Plains Public Radio.

This is Kansas City Today.

I'm no mean Uji Adine.

This episode was produced by Byron Love and KCUR Studios.

It was edited by Madeline Fox and Gabe Rosenberg.

Our music comes from Blue Dot Sessions.

To read Grace's story about Reed, visit KCUR.org, where you can find more local news from Kansas City's NPR station.

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