Nomin Ujiyediin is a Host at Kansas City Today. She covers a range of themes including culture and society, climate change, and education, with a focus on topics such as public education, racial issues, social interest, and diversity and inclusion. Nomin's work has been featured in St. Louis Public Radio and Kcur-FM.
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Nomin's focus is on local news, with an emphasis on government and politics, community issues, sports, education, and crime in the Kansas City area. She appears to prioritize coverage of events and announcements related to local government and legal policy regulation.
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By: Seth Jahraus, Nomin Ujiyediin
State Sen. Rick Brattin was selected by voters during last week's primary election as the Republican candidate for Missouri's 5th Congressional District, a seat currently held by Democratic U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II. The 5th District is expected to lean more Republican under newly drawn congressional maps.
Childcare costs in Missouri and Kansas can now rival a mortgage for working families, but two Midwestern lawmakers are fighting to change that. Plus: After the Affordable Care Act tax credits lapsed, healthcare premiums spiked for millions of farmers and ranchers.
By: Nomin Ujiyediin, Seth Jahraus
Missouri's candidates are set for the November general election under a redrawn congressional map. But with Kansas City's three districts carved to specifically benefit Republicans, even longtime U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II faces a tough race.
Purple martins are back in Kansas. Thousands of the birds are gathering near the Wichita airport each evening as they prepare for their annual migration. Plus: A small town in southcentral Kansas proudly bears the nickname “Midway USA,” positioning itself firmly between California and New York.
By: Nomin Ujiyediin, Seth Jahraus
Midwest lawmakers have tried and failed to ban paraquat, a toxic weedkiller that’s been tied to Parkinson’s disease. One state senator plans to keep fighting. Plus: The federal government has released new rules controlling how farmers can use the controversial herbicide dicamba.
A new Kansas City Star investigation reveals that the plaintiff in a case brought forward against the city by Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has ties to the mafia.
By: Seth Jahraus, Nomin Ujiyediin
International students have traditionally been able to stay in the country for as long as they needed to finish their academic programs. The Trump administration is changing that policy, leaving Missouri and Kansas students and college officials worried about the future.
By: Nomin Ujiyediin, Byron J. Love
For decades, the names of thousands of local enslaved people lay hidden in deeds, wills, probate records and bills of sale. A recent discovery is shedding new light on Missouri's history of slavery.
Last week, a Missouri judge declined to put two measures that received hundreds of thousands of petition signatures on the November ballot.
Birdwatchers in Kansas might notice tiny, yellow birds in their backyards, a songbird that only recently started breeding in Kansas.
