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Good morning. It’s Friday, August 9th, and here are the top stories as you begin your day. First, congratulations are in order for Coach Larry Allen who was recently honored for his decades of service shaping young lives. Next, catch up on the winners of the Kansas primary elections. Then, learn about the dark history behind the treatment of Black farmers in the U.S. and how they are finally being compensated. In Kansas City, a federal investigation is underway for a religious organization for shocking findings. Finally, history is made at the Olympics! Check out how three women are shaping the sport of gymnastics.
These are this weeks top stories. Have a great weekend!
Wichita Coach Recognized for Transforming Lives of Young Athletes
For more than 40 years, Larry Allen mentored and helped develop great men through sports. His efforts were recognized recently at a banquet held in his honor.
And the Kansas Winners Are
These four candidates move ahead to the November election without a challenger. Learn more about them here.
Black and Other Minority Farmers are Getting $2 Billion After Years of Discrimination
The USDA has a long history of refusing to process loans from Black farmers, this week some accountability was finally secured.
#BLACK GIRL MAGIC: First-Ever Gymnastics Podium of All-Black Women
These three made history at the U.S. Olympics with the first ever all-Black gymnastics podium. Find out who they are now!
Kansas City Officials Helped ‘Cult’ Flourish Despite Warnings of Child Abuse
United Nations of Islam ruled Wyandotte’s Quindaro Boulevard for two decades. The group’s leaders are about to go on trial.
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