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Car Crashes into Bubble Cup Tea Zone, Owner Hopeful for Quick Repairs

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Bubble Cup Tea Zone in Overland Park suffers severe damage after a car crashes into the storefront, leaving owner Kate Wang to navigate repairs and potential insurance claims. With summer around the corner, she hopes to reopen soon and satisfy boba cravings.

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Car Crashes into Bubble Cup Tea Zone, Owner Hopeful for Quick Repairs

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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Car Crashes into Bubble Cup Tea Zone, Owner Hopeful for Quick Repairs. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A car smashed right through the front of Bubble Cup T-zone in Overland Part 2's day morning around 10 a.m. The shop at 8,331 West 135th Street took heavy damage when a woman and a sedan hit the gas pedal. Instead of the break, crashing past the windows and wall up to the counter. Police showed up quick to check it out, but no word yet on any further investigation. Owner Kate Wang got the news from a friend who sent a picture. She'd stayed home that morning recovering from minor surgery and rushed over to see the, mess herself, Kate moved here from Taiwan three and a half years back and fired up the shop in May 2023, slinging all kinds of fresh Taiwanese milk, teas, fruit blends, slushes, and boba specialties brewed with spring water. The storefront shed down until repairs wrap, which she hopes takes just a couple months. She's looping in her insurance folks and landlord to get things moving fast. For weather's hitting now, perfect timing for boba cravings, so fingers crossed Kate's pouring teas again before summer slips away.

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