Site Map | August 2021 | August 18

August 18, 2021

• Kansas City man accused in another fatal shooting, faces second degree murder charges
• ‘I just want peace’: Daughter seeks answers in unsolved killing of Kansas City father
• ‘We were scared’: Afghan interpreter for U.S. headed to Missouri after fleeing Kabul
• ‘The honeymoon is over’: Fallout from Afghanistan, COVID dusts White House, politics
• Feds say KCPD, Missouri police are cutting off ATF from evidence in gun crimes
• Letters: Readers discuss COVID-19 vaccines, Kansas City drug court and Afghanistan
• Things to do around Kansas City: Charlie Parker music, Planet Comicon, Pride Festival
• Need a mask at that high school game? Here are COVID protocols for districts around KC
• Patrick Mahomes’ foundation is giving grants to 15 KC-area youth football programs
• Update: Kansas City police find kidnapped 2-year-old girl in stolen car
• Convicted of kidnapping his ex, Oklahoma man won a retrial. His new sentence is longer
• Kansas City police pay $200,000 to man injured by tear gas canister during Plaza protest
• The Kansas City Council’s district boundaries will be redrawn. Here’s what’s at stake
• Lawrence police investigate fatal stabbing blocks from KU campus, 1 person in custody
• Tigers broadcaster suspended for using cartoonish Asian accent before Ohtani at-bat
• Pop up showers possible in Kansas City; stronger storms expected by end of workweek
• Patrick Mahomes’ competitive drive carries over to commercials, ad executive says
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire says he had offseason gallbladder surgery
• NFL Network analyst raves about one move that the Chiefs’ Chris Jones has mastered
• McDonald’s sweetens breakfast menu with new limited-edition bakery item. What to know
• Kansas benefits enormously from DACA. Senators Marshall and Moran, we need your help
• For this Afghan student at a Missouri university, hope for his homeland seems remote
• 2 injured, lanes close after crash in Johnson County on I-435 near US 69 interchange
• Watching Kabul from Kansas City: Afghan family, Army veteran share fear for family, friends
• Kansas City Council committee to hear public testimony on mask mandate. What to know
• Kansas City COVID-19 news: JoCo Sheriff bucks vaccine policy, new cases and deaths
• SportsBeat KC: Talking football, basketball and league musical chairs for KU, K-State
• Kansas City Chiefs’ camp is over. Here’s a look at their final session, and what’s next
• Missouri got $185 million for school COVID testing. Programs aren’t up and running yet
• Johnson County school district lets parents exempt kids from masks, without doctor OK
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Body of Kansas City man found floating in Lake of the Ozarks, MSHP report says
• COVID causes Garth Brooks to cancel tour dates just 11 days after Kansas City concert
• Kansas City Royals announce 32-game Cactus League spring training schedule for 2022
• Daniel Lynch’s strong outing, Hanser Alberto’s double lift Kansas City Royals to win
• Old rivalries return on Mizzou Tigers’ nonconference men’s basketball schedule
• High school junior point guard from Indiana reveals scholarship offer from Kansas
• KU Jayhawks’ top football recruit in line for Game 1 playing time, Lance Leipold says
• How changes to IARP will affect timeline for NCAA case against KU Jayhawks basketball
• Kansas City area health code violations: Plaza Kona Grill, LC’s Hamburger, Tapatio
• Former Kansas high school trainer sentenced for sending student obscene photos, texts