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May 25, 2022

• ‘Absolutely incredible’: Missouri has 7,000 caves. Here’s a guide to some of the best
• 1 in 5 state GOP lawmakers in far-right Facebook groups, study says. MO high on list
• Do you have Memorial Day weekend plans around Kansas City? Here are plenty of ideas
• Missouri Highway Patrol ticketing for reckless driving and boating Memorial Day weekend
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid shares his little-known connection to the movie ‘Grease’
• Live updates: State championships on the line in Kansas and Missouri high school sports
• Don’t say we can’t fight school shootings. Clay County and North KC schools have a plan
• Texas to Kansas to Missouri, ‘pro-life’ politicians do nothing as gun violence rages
• Man shot and killed Tuesday night on Kansas City’s East Side: police
• From her hands to Pope Francis’: At Vatican, Kansas City woman delivered a message
• KC police funding fight set for statewide ballot. Will Missouri voters pay attention?
• Want to take your caving to the next level? These Missouri clubs can help get you there
• 7 things you may not know about Missouri’s caves
• Man catches state record walleye fish in Missouri using technique that’s a ‘dying art’
• Don’t abolish the Missouri Senate. Sign the Better Elections petition to fix Jeff City
• 23-year-old paramedic working out alone found dead under weights, Missouri cops say
• Hawley calls for more troops in Asia as Biden says U.S. would defend Taiwan with military force
• Parson fills Missouri Ethics Commission vacancies after five dismissed complaints
• ‘I’m done with Kansas City’: Father mourns slain teenage son, condemns city gun violence
• Man hurls rock at driver he said took too long in Burger King drive-thru, OK cops say
• Kansas City parents are using social media to help each other get baby formula. Here’s how
• Touring with the Catbackers: K-State coaches address NIL, and we discuss on the podcast
• ESPN says one Royals player is among the most watchable in Major League Baseball
• How’s the weather looking for Memorial Day in KC, Lake of Ozarks? Here’s latest forecast
• In aftermath of Texas shooting, Josh Hawley focuses on prosecution and sentencing
• How easy is it to buy a gun in Missouri and Kansas? These are the laws in each state
• As my Kansas City kid enjoyed cupcakes, Texas parents started planning funerals
• Don’t ‘politicize’ 19 kids dead because of gun laws? Politics is why we’re in denial
• Man shot four times by police in Kansas City, Kansas, sues cops, Unified Government
• Kansas City police find 34-year-old man reported missing Tuesday
• When might the Royals bring up Pratto or Pasquantino? Here’s what GM J. J. Picollo said
• Do Roger Marshall and Josh Hawley see Asia as political ground richer than Ukraine?
• Former A’s catcher, whose trade to KC helped build Dodger Stadium, dies at age 92
• Leavenworth man sentenced to 14 years in prison for fiancee’s killing: prosecutors
• Johnson County Sheriff’s Office urges caution amid rise in scam phone calls
• Parade of Hearts in Kansas City extended to June 10 after community voices support
• Crash with nine vehicles including six semis slows KC area traffic on I-49: Belton police
• 7 tons of pink hot dog filler oozes over interstate after big rig crash, PA cops say
• Remains of Missouri Navy sailor who died at Pearl Harbor returned home after 81 years
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• TV board dismisses Marshall’s request to allow parents to shield kids from LGBTQ characters
• Forts, farms, gardens and trails: Kansas City green spaces to explore with kids this summer
• SoCal/Baja fried chicken concept coming to JoCo with bowls, sandwiches and ‘crack spice’
• Kansas City area health code violations: Va Bene, Jose Pepper’s, Chosun in JoCo and more
• Kansas Jayhawks’ Christian Braun to keep his name in the 2022 NBA Draft
• Kansas City Royals pitchers hammered for four home runs in loss to the Diamondbacks
• Kansas City Royals take precautions after two sick players scratched from lineup
• Kansas governor orders flags at half-staff to honor victims of Texas school shooting