Site Map | September 2018 | September 4

September 4, 2018

• Fishing report: Recent area storms make fishing hit or miss
• Riots, lockdowns and disease: Are Missouri prison inmates living in inhumane conditions?
• Royals have put together a scoring streak unseen in the majors this season
• KC events Sept. 6-12: KC Symphony’s ‘Harry Potter,’ KCK Dotteversity Parade
• NFL on Kaepernick’s Nike ad: ‘Social justice issues ... deserve our attention’
• Kris Kobach, Greg Orman and Laura Kelly can’t duck issues in Kansas gubernatorial debate
• Here’s how Westport’s new security measures could affect the district’s bottom line
• A look at fests, events, exhibits in the Kansas City metro area
• Kansas City council members want to help build a $75 million aquarium at the zoo
• After trips to Cuba, Hawaii and beyond, KC Council must rein in taxpayer-funded travel
• Letters: Readers discuss Nike’s slogan, Josh Hawley’s roots and KC Council travel
• Full funding for International Affairs Budget crucial to American priorities
• KC woman posed as relative, exploited elderly veteran. But now she’s paying the price
• Beverages and friendship served at LS North’s Crimson Cafe
• KC man gets decade in prison for child sex cartoons left on public library printer
• Dark money group drops $3 million into Missouri minimum wage campaign
• ‘I had to do it,’ man testifies about chopping up wife’s body in Kansas City hotel
• Open Spaces festival is much more than an arts exhibition
• ‘We’re going to keep pushing.’ Community stands behind KC grocery store after shooting
• Kansas police officer arrested for battery, criminal threat, KBI says
• Hawley calls Kavanaugh hearing a ‘circus,’ won’t criticize Trump’s Sessions tweet
• Man ‘produced a firearm’ during police chase, shot by Independence officer, cops say
• Five things to know about the Chargers ahead of the Chiefs’ opener
• Without this mentor, Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill wonders if he might have been ‘another lost piece’
• Duck boat survivor who lost 9 relatives sues, claims company shirked safety standards
• Former GOP governor of Kansas endorses Democrat Laura Kelly over Kris Kobach
• UMKC abandons plans for a downtown conservatory
• Chiefs defensive linemen help Ronald McDonald House families escape with day of fun
• Under Veach & Reid, Chiefs are building roster to win now, and for the future
• Chiefs sign offensive lineman Cam Erving to three-year contract extension
• They created a new downtown ‘basically out of a field.’ Now this JoCo city is booming
• NCAA seeks new D2 football title game host because Sporting KC will renovate field
• Mizzou barely ran its offense in opening win. Tigers are preparing differently this week
• Trip to urgent care for foot wound ended in gangrene and leg amputation, lawsuit says
• Frank Schwindel crushed pitching in Omaha, but here’s why he might not get called up
• Royals’ Danny Duffy is done for the season after leaving start because of injury
• Royals’ 6-game win streak snapped vs. Indians. They also lost two players to injury.
• Digging some KC barbecue with Royals’ Whit Merrifield and former Royal Drew Butera
• As baseball prioritizes the home run, Royals are moving in a different direction
• KU athletic director releases statement after football team’s season-opening loss
• Let’s talk about KU’s 3rd-and-6 play call in overtime
• Plaza’s new Shake Shack offers a sneak peek during its ‘VIP housewarming’
• Plaza vegetarian restaurant abruptly closes after nearly 25 years