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Kansas City week in review
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Kansas City Week in Review takes an in-depth look at the issues shaping Kansas City with area newsmakers and journalists. From one-on-one interviews to large group panel discussions, Nick Haines leads an informative and entertaining conversation about the news impacting our metro. Individual episodes of Kansas City Week in Review are available on video. To purchase a copy of this week's program, call 1-800-459-9733 ext. 4244 or order online.
The Week in Review set is back and so are some of our metro’s top reporters and columnists. It’s a low-nonsense, high insight edition of the program. PLAZA OFFICE BUILDING CONTROVERSY: Why is taking down a small section of the Country Club Plaza leading to unrest, mouth foaming indignation and howls of protest? DRIVEWAY TAX: Some scoffed that it was just a half-baked idea to try and bring in more money. But it’s now reality. The City of Mission moves forward and greenlights a “driveway tax” that will cost the average homeowner more than $70 a year and larger businesses up to $60,000 a year. THE ENTHUSIASM GAP: A front page story in the Kansas City Star examines the widening enthusiasm gap between Republican and Democratic voters and its impact on fall elections in our region. HOME SALES PLUNGE: Sales of homes in July are at a 15 year low nationwide. But metro Kansas City records the 2nd steepest drop anywhere in the country. THE BUSINESS EXODUS: Two Kansas City employers recently announced they were moving from KCMO and setting up shop on the other side of state line at the Sprint campus in Overland Park. Is the National Association of Insurance Commissioners next? The 10-year tenant at Crown Center is weighing up a move to Overland Park and taking with it 460 good-paying jobs SLEEPING ON THE JOB: Every TV station covered the story. So did the Kansas City Star. It’s the video from an average Kansas City citizen who confronts KCMO Water Department employees sleeping on the job. Is it an example of effective citizen journalism or a troubling trend? THIS WEEK’S NEWS REVIEWERS: Kevin Collison, Development Reporter Steve Kraske, Chief Political Correspondent Fred Logan, Political Analyst/Columnist Dave Helling, Multi-Media reporter
LAST WEEK: What do Le Fou Frog, Grinders and Blanc Burgers have to do with this week’s Kansas City Week in Review? GUESTS: Barbara Rafael STRETCH Ernesto Peralta
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