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April 8, 2022

• Renderings show how Arrowhead Stadium could look if KC lands World Cup games for 2026
• ‘Particularly heinous’: Kansas City building fire that injured 15 was arson, ATF says
• Police identify man and two women in possible murder-suicide at Overland Park home
• In candid interview, Tyrann Mathieu says he’s ‘heartbroken’ to not be back with Chiefs
• The circus is coming to Kansas City, Kansas this weekend. Here’s what to know
• ATF joins investigation of Kansas City apartment complex fire that sent 15 to hospital
• Bald eagle blasted with birdshot has lead poisoning, Wisconsin group says
• His strategy paid off — then Missouri lottery player ‘worried’ about losing $4M ticket
• Mayor Quinton Lucas invites another NBA team to relocate to Kansas City
• ‘Hire staff that look like us’: Independence students protest, say school discriminates
• COVID cases continue to fall as Kansas and Missouri report data less frequently
• House for sale in Michigan seems normal — until you enter the Dwight Schrute bathroom
• Sisters conspired to kill child’s dad under guise of child custody exchange, feds say
• KC Royals players gave Bobby Witt Jr. a special celebration — with a purpose behind it
• One dead, one injured Friday afternoon in Kansas City, Kansas shooting: police
• Medical board says KS senator’s ivermectin directive is ‘opinion’ with no legal weight
• Missouri doctor bound over for trial after second judge hears of alleged child sex crimes
• Olathe school district administrator accused of sexual harassment resigns
• Jackson County prosecutor dismisses charges against Keith Carnes, will not retry him
• How unfazed rookie Bobby Witt Jr. made magic in KC Royals debut, and what it portends
• Former Royals star Eric Hosmer, Kacie McDonnell announce they’re having a baby boy
• Could Olathe East have handled school shooting better? District officials investigate
• Two children in critical condition after Kansas City apartment fire sends 15 to hospital
• Research shows Royals’ Bobby Witt had a first hit unlike any in MLB since at least 1901
• Missouri court said J&J sold baby powder with ‘reckless disregard,’ but it goes abroad
• Broadway smashes galore coming to Kansas City: ‘Hadestown,’ ‘Six,’ ‘Hamilton,’ more
• Missouri man wins $1 million prize on lotto scratch ticket bought at Casey’s
• Blue Valley’s Aidan Shaw and Aquinas’ Beatrice Culliton win 2022 DiRenna Awards
• Overland Park Starbucks workers vote to unionize — but the contest may not be over
• Request to investigate possible violence at Greitens’ home went nowhere, naturally
• Van Horn walkout is a message to the adults: Black students say you aren’t listening
• ‘I wasn’t crazy sharp’: Zack Greinke says of strong outing in Kansas City Royals return
• SportsBeat KC: Zack Greinke, defense and Bobby Witt Jr. came up big in Royals’ victory
• Watch: Bobby Witt Jr., Zack Greinke, sizzling defense in a Royals opener that delivered
• These 2nd-half adjustments led Kansas Jayhawks to NCAA title: ‘I was scared to death’
• Kansas Jayhawks national champions to make appearances as part of Barnstorming Tour
• Kansas Jayhawks football spring game: Details, time, activities, 3 things to watch for
• Kansas City wine shop shutting down: ‘You don’t open something to see it not work out’
• Kansas City area restaurant, brewery, coffee shops: April openings, coming soon
• First hire on Dennis Gates’ Missouri Tigers staff comes with impressive credentials
• Former Mizzou coordinator Steve Wilks joins Brian Flores’ NFL discrimination lawsuit
• The shadiest character in the garden is the tree. Here’s how to plant, nurture them