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April 19, 2022

• Two arrested after kidnappers demand $10K or they’ll ‘cut up’ teen, AR cops say
• ‘Hello Coachella’: Patrick and Brittany Mahomes take on the famous music festival
• ‘Crime Scene Confidential’ episode on KC lawyer’s murder shows prosecutor errors can derail case
• Former Johnson County court accountant pleads guilty to embezzling more than $1 million
• Auditor finds not all KCPD body cam video is captured properly; recommends changes
• Controversial decision allows Kansas City police to now live outside city in Kansas suburbs
• Face masks now optional on Kansas City buses, streetcar after federal mandate lifted
• Linebacker from Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl champs reportedly arrested for assault
• Want to do your part for Earth Day? Here are cleanups happening all over Kansas City
• Unlucky in love? Kansas City, Wichita ranked worst two cities for dating in the U.S.
• ‘Protecting’ kids or ‘assault’ on teachers? Missouri House passes parents bill of rights
• Dairy worker fired after allergic reactions to gloves caused her to miss work, feds say
• Gas station owner ‘on verge of tears’ after undercharging for fuel in Tennessee
• While average on the outside, this listed Wisconsin house is like ‘Hobby Lobby’ inside
• This amendment to a Missouri election law puts transgender children on the ballot
• Patrick Mahomes on how his informal camp for Chiefs’ pass-catchers in Texas came to be
• Convicted killer wasn’t triggerman in KC slaying, witnesses say. He’s still locked up
• Does suburban ‘castle’ listed in Wisconsin look a bit out of place? See for yourself
• Missouri has a chance — and the money — for big things at Rock Island Trail State Park
• A pair of Kansas City Royals games will air on YouTube this season — and maybe more
• Hotel worker pulls gun on man threatening him with wizard wand, Minnesota officials say
• Professor who refused to use student’s pronouns wins $400K lawsuit with Ohio college
• Playing mom’s lottery numbers after her death leads to Michigan woman’s Powerball win
• Unifying people through art: Every heart in this KC area ‘Parade’ has a story
• There’s one bonus of the Tyreek Hill trade for KC Chiefs that we’ve yet to talk about
• Daylight killing in Independence stemmed from dispute over $50: court records
• Cyberattack on Wyandotte County under investigation by FBI, DHS: officials
• It’s Fountain Day in Kansas City. Here’s how the city got its landmark-inspired nickname
• Here’s why KC Chiefs’ WR Mecole Hardman believes his ‘opportunity is bigger’ this fall
• $500 checks to Missouri taxpayers? One in three would be left out, nonprofit says
• Chiefs’ Andy Reid shares thoughts on how Marquez Valdes-Scantling can fit into offense
• Roller rink to host skate night, fundraiser honoring slain Kansas City middle schooler
• Kansas City Mavericks close out 2021-22 season with two victories over Wichita Thunder
• These Kansas City witches fight misconceptions as they conjure their African roots
• Nicky Lopez moves up in lineup as Kansas City Royals try to shake up their offense
• SportsBeat KC: Can one victory 2 days ago help Kansas City Royals feel some momentum?
• Live, soon: Discuss KC Royals’ bullpen, Hunter Dozier, Brad Keller with us at 10 a.m.
• KU Jayhawks guard Christian Braun honored with his own day in Overland Park, Kansas
• Kansas Jayhawks’ David McCormack will leave KU on top, declares for 2022 NBA Draft
• Former SMU guard Kendric Davis lists Kansas Jayhawks as possible transfer destination
• Missouri Tigers lose a men’s basketball recruit to make room for a transfer