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March 17, 2022

• Zack Greinke’s return to KC is more than a nice story. It reveals the Royals’ plans
• Fugitive jumps from 3rd floor to avoid arrest — but escape didn’t last long, feds say
• A dollar in Kansas City stretches further than in a lot of U.S. cities. Here’s why
• The top 10 free agents in Kansas City Chiefs history (OK, we cheated and made it 11)
• Eric Schmitt declares war on Missouri school boards. Our kids’ education is at risk
• Yes, ghost guns are a problem. But they aren’t the reason Kansas City is so violent
• Police officer killed, another wounded in shootout at Motel 6, Missouri cops say
• On The Vine: 163 Missouri legislators walk into a uterus
• Woman found guilty of killing, hiding corpse of nanny in 1999, Wisconsin cops say
• Transgender kids are no threat. Why are Missouri and Kansas lawmakers attacking them?
• KU’s Big Jay ranks in top 10 of NCAA mascots in national fan survey ahead of tournament
• A 76-year-old Kansas City woman missing for two days has been found safe: police
• Worker makes ‘once-in-a lifetime discovery’ while observing Iowa construction project
• However you picture the inside of this Ohio home — you’re wrong. Prepare yourself
• Man kills Sonic employees after accusations of fake order led to arrest, NE cops say
• 40-year-old Kansas City woman killed in Cass County crash: police
• Ralph Terry, the former KC/Yankees pitcher who gave up famous MLB homer, dies at age 86
• Kansas Senate advances new legislative map that would maintain GOP supermajority
• Kansas City roaster makes Food & Wine Magazine’s list of best coffee shops
• After KS welcomed financial firm, CEO accused of defrauding investors at past company
• Student charged in Olathe East school shooting remains in critical condition after surgery
• New tool for rich investors promised benefits for rural Kansas. Here’s what’s happened
• Two sections of a busy Johnson County highway to close this weekend for bridge demolition
• Long John Silver’s managers retaliated against teen when she said no to sex, feds say
• Josh Hawley says he’s concerned about Ketanji Brown Jackson’s record on sex crimes
• ‘Truly embarrassed and extremely remorseful.’ Missouri men get probation in Capitol riot
• Former owner of Rockstar Burgers in Kansas City charged with rape, assault
• Motorcyclist killed in 80-90 mph crash near Truman Sports Complex in Kansas City
• Missouri prep hoops: Blue Springs South girls, Staley boys fall in state semifinals
• Video slideshow: Kansas City St. Patrick’s Day Parade back after a two-year break
• Lorenzo Cain reflects on past accomplishments, explains why 2022 could be final season
• For Kansas City Royals broadcasters, things finally will be back to normal this season
• New KC Chiefs safety Justin Reid talks about following in Tyrann Mathieu’s footsteps
• Time warp
• Kansas City’s new climate protection plan: Here are its goals, how you can get involved
• Famed Kansas City barbecue joint tells customers: Don’t buy the brisket or burnt ends
• Kansans can get telemedicine abortions. Here’s what that means for reproductive care
• 10 things to know about Kansas Jayhawks basketball for NCAA Tournament, March Madness
• KU’s Ochai Agbaji honored by USBWA, making him a consensus first-team All-American
• Kansas Jayhawks vs. Texas Southern Tigers in NCAA Tournament: Lineups, preview, time
• Here’s the Kansas Jayhawks player with a dream matchup vs. Texas Southern: Quick Scout
• Texas Southern coach recalls how Kansas Jayhawks’ Bill Self turned down a job he held
• Zack Greinke embraced a return to the Kansas City Royals as well as a mentorship role
• Why the Kansas City Royals think Zack Greinke is a good fit for its young pitching staff
• Whit Merrifield ‘fired up’ after Kansas City Royals add Zack Greinke, Amir Garrett
• SportsBeat KC podcast: How will new pitchers Zack Greinke, Amir Garrett help Royals?
• Talking Royals with KC Star writers on SportsBeat Live at 10 a.m. Join the conversation
• Amir Garrett joins the Kansas City Royals, aiming to prove he’s ‘better now’
• Four-star recruit Aidan Shaw re-opens recruitment after Mizzou Tigers coaching change