Eleanor Nash
Reporter at Kansas City Star
I'm the reporter, baby, you could be the news. @KCStar. Past: @TheSunNews, @KCUR, @OnTheMedia. Alumna @Wellesley. [email protected]
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kansascity.com | Eleanor Nash
Members of the Mid America Freedom Band of Kansas City marched in the KC Pride Parade on Saturday, June 8, 2024, in Kansas City. [email protected] From parades and festivals to a dog fair and a queer history event, Kansas City residents can find a multitude of ways to celebrate Pride in 2025. All throughout June, Kansas City nonprofits and businesses put on events celebrating the LGBTQ community.
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3 days ago |
kansascity.com | Eleanor Nash
From ranch dressing sitting out overnight to 11-day-old roasted vegetables in the fridge, health inspectors in Missouri and Kansas found numerous violations at Kansas City area restaurants in May. Dining establishments like sit-down restaurants, drive-thrus, gas stations and cafeterias are required to get food inspections, and governments have to release those inspections to the public.
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4 days ago |
kansascity.com | Eleanor Nash
Your gas bill might soon rise $14 per month in Missouri. But there's something you can do about it. Spire is asking the Missouri Public Service Commission to approve an increase to gas rates. This month, you can participate in public hearings to share your thoughts about the plan. The natural gas company was most recently approved for a rate increase in 2022, after two in 2021.
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1 week ago |
kansascity.com | Eleanor Nash
Notorious internet attention-seeker Trisha Paytas brought her online empire to life in Kansas City on Thursday. "You know we're not Beyonce or Taylor Swift, but we're trying," she said. A controversial YouTube personality for almost 20 years, Paytas is known for her extreme eating mukbang videos, so-bad-they're-good music videos and viral podcast episodes. At her sold-out show in KC, 1,600 of her fans, known as "fishies," packed into the Uptown Theater.
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1 week ago |
kansascity.com | Eleanor Nash
The winner of the 2024 sweepstakes for "HGTV Urban Oasis" will not go home to Waldo after all, despite a home there being offered as the grand prize. The reason is a secret second prize option hidden in the rules of the giveaway. Instead, a buyer closed on the Kansas City house for $725,000 on Tuesday, according to Sarah Legg, the real estate agent for the property. The house received seven offers after it was listed in late April, Legg said.
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