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Reporter/Sports Anchor for WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News. @campbelledu alum / NC native. 📩: haking@wbbjtv.com
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More than 100 airport employees volunteer to welcome World Cup fans Original

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By Hannah King
| WDAF-TV (Kansas City, MO) Verified
Posted: Jul 10, 2026 / 06:16 PM CDT Updated: Jul 10, 2026 / 06:16 PM CDT KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Nearly one thousand volunteer shifts at the airport have been manned by Kansas City Aviation Department staff during the duration of the World Cup in Kansas City. Staff consist of Kansas City Aviation Department employees and interns from the Kansas City International Airport and Kansas City Airport – Wheeler Field.
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More than 100 airport employees volunteer to welcome World Cup fans

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By Hannah King
| Aol Verified
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Nearly one thousand volunteer shifts at the airport have been manned by Kansas City Aviation Department staff during the duration of the World Cup in Kansas City. Ed Sheeran surprises England team with acoustic performance in Kansas City Staff consist of Kansas City Aviation Department employees and interns from the Kansas City International Airport and Kansas City Airport – Wheeler Field.
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Fit for the fight: MOD spends 10 years and £20m researching women's bodies

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By Hannah King
| Forces News Verified
The new training guide, backed by a decade of research, aims to revolutionise the health of servicewomen (Picture: BFBS) After decades of research on men, the MOD has spent the past 10 years and £20 million, funding 66 individual research studies involving 22,000 data sets – to investigate the impact of arduous military training on women. The problem became apparent when restrictions on women entering ground close combat roles was lifted in 2016.
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