Celisa Calacal is a journalist based in Kansas City, Missouri. She writes for KCUR-FM and her work has also appeared in VPM. Celisa covers a range of local topics, including housing issues, transportation, community development, and cultural events in the Kansas City area.
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Celisa's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and real estate industry developments in Kansas City. She also covers topics related to public transportation, taxes, violence, and elections.
Experts or sources who can provide insights into local government policies and their impact on the real estate industry in Kansas City would likely resonate with Celisa's coverage. Additionally, individuals well-versed in public transportation issues specific to the region could offer valuable perspectives for her articles.
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By: Calacal
Voters across Missouri are being asked to weigh in this August on a measure that specifically targets how much Kansas City spends on its police. Above, officers sit at a meeting of the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners in December, 2021.
By: Calacal
A Kansas City Area Transportation Authority bus acting as a cooling center is parked outside the Westport House Apartments on June 17, 2024 to provide relief to residents.
By: Celisa Calacal, Mili Mansaray
Landlords for multi-unit apartment buildings are now required to notify the city if air conditioning goes out.
By: Celisa Calacal, Chase Castor
More diverse and liberal than the rest of Missouri, Kansas City is often the target of Republicans seeking to score political points by painting cities as dangerous.
By: Celisa Calacal
Tuesday's vote marks the second time Missouri voters approved Amendment 4 to raise Kansas City's minimum spending on police.
By: Calacal
Assessed values in Jackson County increased by an average of 30% last year.
By: Celisa Calacal
Hope Faith operates as a low barrier shelter in the winter. With council approval, it will operate as a low barrier shelter year round.
Kansas City has sought to eliminate homelessness, but has face opposition in opening a low-barrier shelter that could be key to reaching that.
KCUR | By Savannah Hawley-Bates, Celisa Calacal Published September 10, 2024 at 3:00 AM CDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
By: Calacal
A window near the patio entrance to City Barrel Pizza is boarded up with plywood on Sept. 9, 2024 following a break-in in early September.
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