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April 28, 2022

• Double shooting leaves one man dead, another critically wounded in Kansas City
• Schoolteachers are immense assets to Missouri. When will we start paying them better?
• Kansas wants legal medical marijuana. State senators are standing in the people’s way
• Dark money fuels Kansas and Missouri school book banners. Don’t let the minority rule
• Raytown police ask for help finding missing teen last seen Sunday
• Ex-KCK volleyball coach gets 32 months for sexual exploitation of a child: prosecutors
• It’s decision time. What should the KC Chiefs do with their first-round draft picks?
• Heckling White Sox fans failed to rattle Kansas City Royals rookie Bobby Witt Jr.
• Johnson County has biggest gender pay gap in the KC metro, study finds. Here’s how much
• Man ‘forcefully’ yanked kids off merry-go-round during school field trip, OK cops say
• Sextortion scams targeting boys on social media on the rise, FBI in Kansas City warns
• For boomers only? Lineup for Olathe summer concert series heavy on rock cover bands
• More closures coming as part of Buck O’Neil Bridge replacement. Here’s what to know
• 81-year-old shot while apologizing for almost striking pedestrians, Michigan cops say
• Johnson County to end management contract with KCATA. Here’s what that means for riders
• ‘Four years is a crazy long time’: Man held in JoCo jail since 2017 without any trial
• Spare us the jokes about Royals Adalberto Mondesi, who deserves compassion not mockery
• ‘The killing needs to stop’: Kansas City teens discuss impact of violence during panel
• American Jazz Museum celebrates 25 years of music, history and culture on Vine Street
• On The Vine: Missouri, your anti-LGBTQ laws made me gayer
• These are the consensus first-round picks for the KC Chiefs from 30 NFL media members
• 75-year-old pedestrian hit by vehicle in Overland Park is hospitalized
• Fentanyl killed a classmate. Families at Kansas City school learn how to prevent more
• ‘Antiquated thinking’: Effort to prevent fentanyl overdoses stalls in Kansas Capitol
• ‘Living wage’ in Kansas City is over $35 in every local county, study reports
• Young people make up nearly a quarter of Kansas City metro’s fatal shootings this year
• What can you bring into Worlds of Fun? Do you need tickets ahead of time? Here’s what to know
• Kansas students could enroll in any school district under bill headed to Kelly’s desk
• Student suffers minor injuries in assault by another student at Park Hill High School
• Star Politics: The debate over debates, will Missouri’s Senate candidates ever agree?
• Kansas City police investigate homicide after woman who was run over at gas station dies
• Chiefs reportedly are eager to move up in draft. Here are five potential trade partners
• A tradition unlike any other: KC Chiefs’ NFL Draft caps are once again terrible
• Step one is not to go to sleep: On Dennis Gates’ first few weeks as Mizzou basketball coach
• No ‘parents bill of rights’ or ban on trans athletes: KS House fails to override veto
• Rat infestation may have contaminated goods sold at Family Dollar, Arkansas suit says
• Kansas City police ask public for help finding man, 59, who went missing nine days ago
• Live NFL Draft updates: KC Chiefs trade up, pick UW corner No. 21, edge rusher No. 30
• ‘Hijacking’ legislation? Missouri House passes two bills targeting transgender students
• Blue Valley school board strips member’s vice president title after ‘anti-LGBTQ’ posts
• Car carrying gunshot victim flees police and kills woman in crash, Michigan cops say
• ‘A symbol of resistance’: Parade of Hearts unveils new heart statue in support of Ukraine
• Kansas City officials try to block demo of Midtown buildings with historic designation
• A KCK neighborhood with history and a view: Will 8-story high-rise change all that?
• Baylor Scheierman cuts list of transfer possibilities to Kansas Jayhawks, nine others
• Kyle Isbel comes up with big hit as Kansas City Royals score three in the 10th to win
• KC Royals send Brady Singer down to minors. Here’s the club’s rationale for doing so
• Adalberto Mondesi has torn ACL in knee, Kansas City Royals president Dayton Moore says
• Scimeca’s Italian restaurant — no, not that Scimeca’s — now open in Johnson County
• She bought a pregnant donkey — and it gave birth to a zonkey in Kansas. Seriously