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September 14, 2021

• Kansas City and Jackson County leaders look forward to discussing downtown ballpark
• Two-year-old boy missing from midtown Kansas City since Sunday found safe, police say
• Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has intriguing idea to eliminate ties in the NFL
• Former Chiefs lineman Mitchell Schwartz on why Raiders-Ravens game was good for KC
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce joined Manning brothers’ ‘MNF’ broadcast and hilarity ensued
• Five shot at vigil for 16-year-old killed in shooting hours earlier, Wisconsin cops say
• Need emergency rental assistance in Kansas City? Here’s what you need to know
• What you missed last night: Raiders’ missing kicker, Kelce on ESPN2, Giants clinch
• Independence schools are moving in the wrong direction on preferred pronouns
• After pause, Oktoberfest comes back to Lee’s Summit, bringing these bands, events
• After sweeping initial playoff series, KC Monarchs open championship finals on Friday
• KC Chiefs’ Eric Bieniemy emerges as candidate for USC head-coaching job, report says
• Hockey prospect for St. Louis Blues is robbed near the Gateway Arch, officials say
• Swim champion George F. Wendt, cousin to ‘Cheers’ actor, dies in Lake Michigan race
• Kansas City metro recording an average of 513 new COVID cases, 12 deaths every day
• Blue Springs police find missing 69-year-old woman last seen Monday
• Why did Parson pick his latest KC police board nominee? Her resume doesn’t check out
• Passenger accused of attacking Muslim woman on flight to Detroit on 9/11 anniversary
• Five things to know about the Kansas City Chiefs’ next opponent: Baltimore Ravens
• Yes, KC may actually take 80-year-old Army vet to court over his … butterfly garden
• Johnson County school has bathroom doors and toilet seats stolen, following TikTok trend
• Missouri nursing homes fear staff will quit over vaccine mandate, lawmakers warned
• ‘Profoundly sad’: Missouri museum staff defended LGBT exhibit to superiors, emails show
• Missouri Republicans want new photo ID law for voters, but lawsuit could follow
• ‘Isn’t so easy for a kid like me’: Missouri schools face high gun violence, low funds
• How to report a sexual assault and support survivors
• University of Kansas officials investigate alleged sexual assault at fraternity house
• KU protest isn’t the first time students have rallied against sexual assault on campus
• ‘We believe her’: Protesters gather outside KU frat house after alleged rape
• Private security pepper sprayed students at KU fraternity house protest, police say
• ‘There’s blood everywhere’: Murder trial for Viola Bowman begins in Clay County
• Woman who waited more than 6 years for trial in Clay County will have case heard this week
• Fake Walmart manager tricks 71-year-old shopper into giving him $15K, Oklahoma cops say
• Hawaiian Bros plans Kansas City-area location, just minutes away from new competitor
• KC Royals ‘need to start thinking’ about a new stadium, possibly downtown, owner says
• Tell us: What you think about a downtown Kansas City Royals ballpark?
• SportsBeat KC: Let’s talk about the Royals, including hot-hitting Benintendi’s future
• Is Andrew Benintendi here next year? Join us for Royals talk on SportsBeat KC Live
• KU Jayhawks football’s last loss had a statistical anomaly. What Leipold made of that
• KU Jayhawks ‘solid’ during first day of men’s basketball Boot Camp, Bill Self says
• A financial plan can be your guide. Take these 10 steps to put it to good use
• Hundreds protest outside University of Kansas frat house after alleged sexual assault
• Petition to ban KU fraternity following alleged assault garners thousands of signatures