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June 22, 2021

• Terry Bradshaw is bullish on Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City Chiefs, dumps on Raiders
• Walgreens offering $25 in cash rewards to customers who get vaccinated. Here’s when
• Parson calls for Medicaid special session, as birth control, Planned Parenthood fights loom
• Overland Park overwhelmingly approves adding toll lanes to highway despite opposition
• Letters: Readers discuss osteopathy’s Missouri history, Kevin Strickland and voting
• Shooting in middle of the day critically wounds victim at Kansas City, Kansas, park
• More body parts of dismembered man found around Minneapolis in ‘disturbing’ killing
• Like CowParade, Parade of Hearts will blanket Kansas City with public art sculptures
• Kansas City metro surpasses 150,000 COVID cases, adding more than 430 in past week
• Missouri politicians said COVID fight was socialism — now we’re No. 1 in new cases
• NFL reviewing Frank Clark gun arrests. What we know about Kansas City Chief’s situation
• Man killed after shots fired into Kansas City home early Tuesday morning, police say
• Baby found unharmed at home where parents were shot to death, Michigan police say
• He’s a KU alum: Meet the actor who plays life coach Dr. Rick in the Progressive ads
• Kansas City man gets 15 years for gun, drug charges, federal prosecutors say
• New Kansas City, Kansas, police chief hopes to create cold case unit in 2022
• Toddler dies in mistaken identity shooting on Michigan freeway. ‘Completely innocent’
• Former Kansas City Royals star Ben Zobrist says wife had affair with pastor: lawsuit
• Lee’s Summit police identify driver killed in single-car crash Monday
• Overland Park police looking for man who may have info about May killing near City Hall
• Missouri’s Hawley slams Biden nominee on critical race theory, so VP must break tie
• When COVID hit, KC area officials moved fast. Then state officials changed the law
• Strong to severe storms looming as Kansas City’s temperatures, humidity build
• Kansas City police seek help to find missing and endangered 88-year-old woman
• Tickets to Tokyo: meet the four track athletes who made the U.S. Olympic teams Monday
• Make Music Kansas City debuts Monday with over 70 performances held city-wide
• Kansas City Plaza high rise tenants want rent back after AC was busted for months
• Kansas City leaders respond to police funding lawsuit saying it’s ‘without merit’
• Mark McCloskey shows off new AR-15 after surrendering weapons waved at protesters
• Inmate charged in death of fellow prisoner in St. Joseph after assault in cell
• Hill’s Pet Nutrition to build $250 million plant in Tonganoxie, bringing 80 new jobs
• Playing with the house’s money? Unexpected cash sometimes triggers frivolous spending
• When the summertime heat is on, the cure is simple: Pools and sprinklers do the trick
• Days before state law tightens, Overland Park asks for $70M in incentives for arena
• Kansas City Royals’ Jarrod Dyson is on the verge of a special and rare milestone
• Pitcher Danny Duffy will start for the Kansas City Royals Wednesday at Yankee Stadium
• SportsBeat KC: Another Mondesi injury (sigh). So what are the Royals’ options here?
• Talking Kansas City Royals, Mondesi, starting pitching and more on SportsBeat Live
• Dayton Moore ‘frustrated’ with Kansas City Royals: ‘We just haven’t been healthy’
• Keys to series, game times as Kansas City Royals open road trip vs. New York Yankees
• ‘Not insignificant by any means’: KU Jayhawks leaders on court’s NCAA antitrust ruling
• KU hoops transfer from Iowa State is now on campus for summer drills: ‘He can shoot’
• KU Jayhawks get visit from two highly regarded guards in 2022 hoops recruiting class
• Dick’s Sporting Goods bringing its new ‘deep discount’ store to Johnson County
• Plaza sues Kansas City retailer for $51,000 in back rent and possession of the space