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Missouri and Kansas have some of the lowest alcohol taxes

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By Travis Meier Verified, Brad Jennings
| Axios Kansas City Verified
Open embedded content from datawrapper.dwcdn.net Note: Rates are those on the sale of 40% alcohol by volume distilled spirits sold in 750mL containers. Federal taxes not included. As control states, Wyoming and New Hampshire effectively do not tax. Data: taxfoundation.org; Chart: Brad Jennings/Axios Missouri has some of the lowest alcohol tax rates of any state, followed closely by Kansas.
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How surplus World Cup food is feeding KC families

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By Travis Meier Verified
| MSN Verified
Kansas City families likely ate the same food served to Argentina soccer star Lionel Messi on his birthday . Why it matters: The surplus food was recovered as part of a collaboration between FIFA and Pete's Garden , a KC nonprofit that turns food waste into meals for families in need. The big picture: Pete's Garden is saving vast amounts of food from across the city's World Cup ecosystem, including the teams' base camps, Fan Fest and stadium concessions.
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How surplus World Cup food is feeding KC families

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By Travis Meier Verified
| Axios Kansas City Verified
How surplus World Cup food is feeding KC families email (opens in new window) sms (opens in new window) facebook (opens in new window) twitter (opens in new window) linkedin (opens in new window) bluesky (opens in new window) nextdoor (opens in new window) Pete's Garden operates at Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral.
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