KANSAS CITY, Mo. — From Lake Jacomo, a practice paddle on the water before the MR340, the big kayak race on the Missouri River. “I feel like we’re back on the river,” said 19-year-old Isaac McBurney.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Alphapointe provides rehabilitation services and employment for people who are visually impaired. Inside Alphapointe, there's a newly renovated adaptive training apartment. With ...

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When Ted Rios turned 50 recently, his co-workers threw him a surprise party at a bar near their Borough Park office. “It was amazing! They told me how much they appreciate me and what I do,” says the ...

The Telly Awards, a national competition that honors excellence in video and television, announced that two Alphapointe videos received Silver Tellys for productions completed in 2023. The two videos, ...

Community Days recognizes organizations in our community doing good. Alphapointe is one of those organizations! Every seven minutes someone in the U.S. loses their sight, many of them children.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For the third year in a row, 20-year-old Isaac McBurney of Lee’s Summit completed the Missouri River 340 kayak race last week ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kids in the Kitchen returned to Alphapointe on Saturday with a new partner helping children who are blind or visually impaired learn essential life skills through cooking.

The Alphapointe campus at 7501 Prospect Avenue provides essential services for hundreds of visually impaired Kansas Citians. Star file photo Hundreds of visually impaired Kansas Citians face daily ...

At the Alphapointe Technology Camp, 12-year-old Amiah Washington from Knob Noster, Mo., has come up with ideas to make technology more accessible. Kasia Kovacs kkovacs@kcstar.com For the visually ...