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February 23, 2022

• Man unknowingly drives off with body in truck bed after hit-and-run, Arkansas cops say
• Another winter storm will pass through the area. How much snow will Kansas City get?
• Sweet rides: Check out these lowrider and specialty car shows around Kansas City in 2022
• Things to do in Kansas City: Mardi Gras celebrations, Louis Tomlinson and giant puppets
• Luxurious home perched on private island listed in Minnesota for $6.6M. Take a look
• A 50,000-pound concrete slab shut down part of Highway 169 in Kansas City
• Pepsi launches ‘softer’ soft drink with new nitro-infused cola. When you can get it
• Woman picked a different lottery game — and it paid off with Michigan jackpot win
• $900,000 settlement reached in wrongful arrest of KC teen who was jailed for three weeks
• Priest watching video of his own baptism spots error. Now 100s invalidated in Michigan
• Getaway car used in Prairie Village carjacking found; Police continue search for gunmen
• Empty capsules given to children after Iowa pharmacist tampered with drugs, feds say
• Omicron is on its way out of KC with COVID hospitalization and death numbers dropping
• KU Med is studying long COVID and its symptoms. Here’s how you might be able to help
• Kansas juvenile facility employee charged with having sexual relations with teenager
• This wasn’t the 1st time embattled Park Hill teacher used the N-word, students say
• Bookkeeper embezzled $700,000 from employers, including Denny’s restaurants, feds say
• On plight of Monarch Plaza and how the Negro Leagues Museum is spearheading its revival
• Kansas City was named a top 10 best city to launch a business in the U.S. Here’s why
• Updated version of Adidas’ Patrick Mahomes signature shoe will be available next week
• Analytics writer makes case for reunion between Zack Greinke and Kansas City Royals
• Sports financial expert explains why Allen Robinson could be good fit for the Chiefs
• Kansas Jayhawks have doubled down on a particular identity, and they’re better for it
• 3-month-old boy dies of COVID after mom left him home with 9-year-old, Indiana cops say
• Months after Holocaust comparison, KS House approves antisemitism awareness resolution
• Kansas Legislature hires attorneys with GOP ties for assistance in redistricting fight
• Kansas City gun store owner sold devices to make AR-15s fully automatic: prosecutors
• Restaurant workers used food, chair and plates to detain armed KC robber: affidavit
• Missouri doctor faces more child sex crime charges, including a second alleged victim
• Letters: Readers discuss hatred in politics, Indy overtime, KC’s violent crime rate
• Can you say ‘double standard?’ KC cop found guilty of manslaughter will remain free
• ‘My roots are there’: This Rams fan in KC knows Vermeil should represent Philly in HOF
• What Churchill said in Missouri about fighting tyranny in 1946 applies to Ukraine now
• Kansas City man pleads guilty, sentenced to 17 years for killing mother of his children
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• ‘It is extremely rare’: KC lawyers shocked ex-detective guilty in killing is out on bond
• ‘The Lowrider Teacher’: How a mechanic became a top Johnson County school leader
• A beach cave is hidden under patio of home for sale in Ohio. But is it cool or creepy?
• KC Black History: Here are five trail-blazing entrepreneurs you may have never heard of
• Businesses in Johnson County must stop selling Delta-8, district attorney says
• Bill introduced in Congress would ensure no tax breaks for a Royals downtown stadium
• Kansas City Royals GM J.J. Picollo: Our pitching depth as good as we’ve ever had it
• How Kansas Jayhawks basketball spotlighted its unexpected renaissance in K-State win
• Kansas Jayhawks hit century mark against second rival this season: KU 102, K-State 83
• Craft brewery grows again: Another Johnson County restaurant, new concept in Missouri
• ‘Oscars’ of the restaurant industry: These Kansas City chefs up for James Beard Awards
• Multiple Kansas City area health code violations: Chicken N Pickle, McKeever’s, more
• Mizzou Tigers basketball continues losing streak, gets blown out by No. 17 Tennessee