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November 2, 2022

• Kansas woman who led ISIS battalion sentenced to 20 years in prison on terrorism charge
• McDonald’s debuts limited-edition ‘Black Panther’ Happy Meal. When can you get it?
• Construction companies had safety violations years before workers killed at KCI, bridge
• Kansas City man sentenced to 18 years in sex trafficking case involving teenage girls
• Man buys a few $5 lottery tickets ‘on a whim’ — and it pays off big in Michigan
• ‘It was always a fight’: Mark Alford was controversial inside Kansas City TV station
• Student protest over hoodie ban turns into brawls at Pennsylvania high school, cops say
• Children’s Mercy in KC thanks Bills fans for donations made after Buffalo beat Chiefs
• Health officials identify virus that caused Olathe elementary school to close last week
• Travis Kelce thinks Kadarius Toney will fit in well because Giants coach has Chiefs ties
• Chiefs superfan’s incredible yard, a trip to the College Basketball Experience and a DIY skate park near Columbus Park
• Here’s how Chiefs’ Willie Gay felt in his return game following 4-week NFL suspension
• Chiefs’ interest in trading for receiver Kadarius Toney began long before NFL deadline
• Deer with an extra set of antlers killed by bowhunter in Missouri. ‘What a find!’
• Candidates for KS top election official debate how to respond to conspiracy theories
• ZIP by ZIP: Meadowbrook Park in Prairie Village
• Woman tracks down her stolen car with teens inside and bullets fly, Missouri cops say
• Chiefs’ Lucas Niang practices Wednesday, a first step on potential return from PUP list
• Kelly and Schmidt remain in dead heat in race for Kansas governor, new poll says
• Leavenworth woman pleads guilty to fatally stabbing fiancé who she said beat her
• Britt Reid lost three years as a free man. The effects on Ariel Young are forever
• Kansas City pays millions in yet another police brutality case — and the public’s shut out
• Man allegedly shot girlfriend in head, dumped her body on roadside in Raytown: Charges
• Kansas City, Kansas police identify 17-year-old killed in Halloween party mass shooting
• Judge clears way for release of KCKPD records after Star intervened in McIntyre case
• The Star editorial board’s endorsement of Jerry Moran goes against its own principles
• Car fleeing police after armed disturbance in Walmart parking lot ends in crash in Mission
• Missouri bridge collapse tied to company with OSHA safety violations. Here’s what they were
• Man kills his daughter’s boyfriend he suspects was abusing her, Minnesota cops say
• 22-year-old hall monitor accused of sexual conduct with teen at school, MI official says
• Will newcomers make Johnson County Commission more conservative? Here’s who’s running
• Former Royals catcher Drew Butera announces his retirement from Major League Baseball
• Man arrested after a body is found in the bed of crashed truck, Michigan officials say
• Pedro Martinez breaks down how Astros’ Lance McCullers Jr. tipped one pitch
• This NFL stat was mostly about luck — until Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes came along
• Suspected hit-and-run that left woman dead in Raytown was fatal shooting: Police
• Ex-KCK cop Golubski had ties to criminals, prosecutors say. Was he their ‘protector’?
• Kansas ceremonially breaks ground on Panasonic plant — six days before the election
• Crown Center ice rink opens for the holiday season with a free morning of skating on Friday
• Self-imposed penalties aren’t the end of KU’s battle with NCAA, but a telling next step
• Fatal paving accident at KCI Airport involved business previously fined for safety issues
• Tax bill on your car more expensive this year? Breaking down KC’s personal property taxes
• Dozens of polling places around Kansas City have changed. Check yours before you vote
• Bald eagle is on the hunt, but great blue heron sounds the alarm, Missouri video shows
• Hy-Vee stores will close on Thanksgiving for the first time, company announces
• Taylor’s the central piece in Royals’ outfield, but they have an offseason of options
• This is the second time KU has self-imposed sanctions in current NCAA infractions case
• For Kansas, time to get on with business of defending NCAA title: SportsBeat KC podcast
• Kansas self-imposes sanctions in ongoing NCAA case: Self, Townsend to miss four games
• Former Kansas Jayhawks standout Jeff Boschee bringing Pitt State Gorillas to Allen
• Kansas forward Jalen Wilson expects improvement in his outside shot this season
• Kansas City area restaurant inspections: Hy-Vee, Brio Italian Grille, La Fuente, more
• Veterans Day 2022: Here are some meals, deals and discounts in the Kansas City area
• Inflation have you stressed over gift-giving season? These tips will help you relax
• On Missouri Tigers’ team of newcomers, returning star Kobe Brown is the ‘centerpiece’
• Saturday foes Missouri, Kentucky share same SEC record but got there in different ways