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March 15, 2022

• Will Johnson County growth harm Kansas GOP supermajority? New maps retain close races
• Dallas Cowboys forced to delete tweet after player changes mind and signs with Broncos
• Driver pleads guilty in drunken drag race crash that killed pedestrian in Kansas City
• Kansas City Mavericks look to get back on track after 3-game sweep by Utah Grizzlies
• KC Chiefs awarded 2 compensatory draft picks, bringing total number of selections to 9
• New Chiefs safety Justin Reid: It’ll be more fun playing with Mahomes than against him
• These five highlights show the skill set of new Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid
• Dad dies 6 months after daughter coated his body in drain cleaner, Michigan cops say
• My husband was evicted from Alzheimer’s care and died 9 days later. Kansas, fix this
• Charvarius Ward’s special message to Kansas City Chiefs fans after signing with 49ers
• ‘It’s a slap in the face’ that KC hasn’t funded agency to shelter LGBTQ homeless
• The Best of Berlin: After many years, this LS conductor is setting down his baton
• Jody Fortson is back: Where KC Chiefs stand on Day 2 of NFL’s ‘legal tampering’ period
• ‘Heartbreaking to end awesome career.’ Airman to be booted for refusing COVID vaccine
• Missing man found dead after leaving south Kansas City sports bar early Sunday
• Professor brings in openly gay speaker and is fired by Christian university, lawyer says
• Kansas City man faces murder, kidnapping charges in 52-year-old’s killing
• Teens tried placing gun back in safe, then one was shot and killed, Missouri cops say
• Wyandotte County to shut down mass COVID-19 vaccination, testing site at old Kmart
• Who has the best patio to enjoy spring in Kansas City? You tell us!
• Lighthouse in Minnesota is a ‘must stay’ Vrbo — but you have to bring your own ocean
• KC Chiefs and Frank Clark agree to restructured contract, giving team needed cap relief
• KC Chiefs find Tyrann Mathieu’s replacement, agree to terms with safety Justin Reid
• Missouri’s one of only four states without new congressional maps. Will lawsuits break the gridlock?
• Here is what national media is saying about KU heading into the 2022 NCAA Tournament
• Two Independence police officers fired guns in Friday’s fatal shooting, patrol says
• Police video: Independence officers choke Black man during arrest for jaywalking
• Ready to flex your green thumb? Here’s how to join a community garden in Kansas City
• More than 96% of Wyandotte County homes increased in value this year. Here’s what that means
• The Kansas City Star will move into new offices at Crown Center complex near downtown
• Bill Self praises Kansas Jayhawks’ improved defense entering NCAA Tournament
• Kansas Jayhawks’ Mitch Lightfoot practices on a limited basis with his sprained knee
• Kansas Jayhawks basketball’s Ochai Agbaji picks up prestigious All-American honor
• Kansas Jayhawks’ Jalen Wilson ‘excited’ about opening NCAA Tournament in home state
• What can Kansas City Royals expect for encore after Salvador Perez’s historic home run year?
• Kansas City Royals see Adalberto Mondesi as their best shortstop option as camp begins
• Missouri Western women’s basketball reaches Elite Eight with big comeback win