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Volunteer crew helps KCK homeowner cover roof, others still need storm repair help

Steve Vega’s crew used plywood and plastic to shield a damaged home as officials said 11 residences remain without power.

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“Hopefully we can get this thing back together and get a roof on it. You know, and where I can get moved back in," said Gilbert Kirk, neighbor with roof damage.

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Kansas homes still without power nearly six weeks after storm

An Aug. 28 storm that tore through Kansas City, Kansas, is still disrupting daily life for some residents, with damaged homes, lingering debris, and power outages continuing.

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Volunteer crew helps KCK homeowner cover roof, others still need storm repair help

“Hopefully we can get this thing back together and get a roof on it. You know, and where I can get moved back in," said Gilbert Kirk, neighbor with roof damage.

·Kansas City, United States
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KMBC broke the news in Kansas City, United States on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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