Kansas City, United States (Local)
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Cody Holyoke's articles predominantly cover local politics, social issues, and legal matters in Kansas City and Missouri. His coverage includes event highlights, government announcements, and data citations.
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Despite tax reform being a top priority of both parties in Kansas, lawmakers couldn't agree on a way to move forward, preventing any changes from moving forward. Our roundtable of journalists breaks down what went wrong, and what voters across the state line can expect from Missouri's proposal to phase out its income tax.
A $50b+ budget and unanswered questions about property tax reform are top of mind in Jefferson City. Our roundtable of journalists breaks down what's left for lawmakers.
Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota joins KMBC 9's Cody Holyoke to discuss several topics, including priorities for the remainder of his term.
Confusion, deadlines loom as petitioners wait for Missouri's next move
KMBC 9's Cody Holyoke profiles a tribute to a local brewer--and how it's helping veterans, first responders, and frontline medical workers
KC 2026 CEO Pam Kramer discusses the unique transportation options available to visitors and locals alike during the World Cup
Kansas City, Missouri mayor Quinton Lucas joins Heart of the Matter to discuss the final preparations before the World Cup comes to Kansas City.
The WWI Museum and Memorial remains open during FIFA Fan Fest on its lawn - and it's celebrating the history of soccer in a unique way.
KMBC 9's Eric Graves joins Heart of the Matter to reflect of the successes and hiccups so far as Kansas City hosts its first ever World Cup.
Patrick Bakker, president of the Dutch Club of Kansas City, shares what to expect from the traditions of the Orange Legion as Netherlands fans descend on Kansas City - and how you can participate
