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September 28, 2021

• Instead of welcoming a review, KCK election office answers criticism with falsehoods
• What You Missed Last Night: LeBron James says he had two offers to play in NFL in 2011
• Missouri’s communities know a criminal prosecution is best when it’s a local matter
• Authorities seek help to find 86-year-old Pleasant Hill man missing Monday evening
• Kansas City police find 11-year-old missing since Monday morning
• KC Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles: When, where, how to watch on TV, line, kickoff time
• NE Kansas women become first residents in state to plead guilty in Capitol riot case
• Missouri judge rejects AG Eric Schmitt’s effort to block school mask mandates statewide
• Five are charged with abuse at Agape Boarding School in Missouri. Here’s who they are
• ‘Nobody would call that justice.’ Five Agape staffers charged with low-level assaults
• Person of interest in Kansas City killing found dead of apparent suicide, police say
• Sedalia man pleads guilty to murder-for-hire plot involving sex crime case: prosecutors
• Racism at Park Hill South is part of a years-long pattern, students of color say
• Homecoming dance leads to COVID outbreak among Kansas City area high school students
• ‘Bleeding control kits’ set up in Chicago amid rising violence. ‘Are we on our own?’
• What led to ‘If I was Black I would be picking cotton’ Olathe homecoming proposal?
• Missouri Rep. Jason Smith, weighing Senate run, releases statewide campaign-like ad
• The 13 all-time greatest ballplayers with Kansas City ties? Posnanski counts ‘em down
• Five things to know about the Chiefs’ next opponent: Philadelphia Eagles
• NFL media members across the country offer thoughts on Kansas City Chiefs’ 1-2 start
• Health care employees to wear panic buttons as assaults triple at Missouri hospital
• 8-year-old boy shot and killed while playing on front porch, Illinois cops say
• Trade was the buzzword in Lee’s Summit at Go Global conference
• Bradley Zimmer on home run off brother, Royals’ Kyle Zimmer: ‘It’s a mix of emotions’
• Derailed train closes Johnson County road for several hours Tuesday morning
• Kansas City police investigate homicide after woman found fatally shot in street
• Average of new COVID-19 cases in KC metro falls below 400 for first time in two months
• Park Hill leader: District hiring expert to fight racism after pro-slavery petition
• Football player fights for life after hard hit reveals brain condition, Kansas mom says
• ‘Devalues their humanity’: Kansas City mayor decries racist sign, petition at area schools
• This Kansas City suburb is named best city in America for people with disabilities
• ‘Shell casings can fly’: KCPD detective’s testimony could set convicted killer free
• Generosity is in the DNA of many in KC. Adviser’s advice is don’t ignore tax benefits
• Kansas City Royals get Taylor back in lineup; Hernández done starting for this season
• Kansas City Royals announce promotions for scouting executives Goldberg and Ontiveros
• Kansas City Royals star Salvador Perez enters last home stand in search of more history
• Watch now: Talking Salvy and the Kansas City Royals on SportsBeat Live
• SportsBeat KC: Royals’ pitcher of the year is ...? And will Salvy be a league leader?
• KU Jayhawks football has an encouraging sign — that’s also led to a glaring weakness
• Is Self ready for start of KU’s season? ‘I don’t have an idea yet how it all fits’
• Warriors’ Andrew Wiggins on his vaccination status: ‘It’s my problem, not yours’
• Top 10 player in the 2022 recruiting class will attend KU basketball’s Late Night
• New owners carried longtime Kansas City cafe through the pandemic. Now it’s for sale