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May 26, 2022

• ‘Delete everything:’ KC area coach accused of raping student, pushing her to stay quiet
• Summer kickoff: Oceans of Fun, KC spray parks and area pools open for Memorial Day weekend
• KC Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes reacts to Texas shooting: ‘As a father now, it’s scary’
• Justyn Ross is already turning his teammates’ heads at Kansas City Chiefs’ OTAs
• Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce to play in celebrity golf event. Expect pranks, too
• LeSean McCoy claims he knows why teams won’t hire Chiefs’ Eric Bieniemy as head coach
• ‘Enough is enough’: Kansas City’s faith leaders demand Congress pass gun control laws
• Family of FedEx employee killed outside Johnson County facility sues package company
• Man charged with Kansas City murder allegedly shot victim in the back: court records
• Teen found guilty of shooting another teen over $20 of marijuana in Riverside park
• Son of former Kansas City Royals standout will play football for Kansas Jayhawks
• Royals’ Triple-A team collects 25 hits, five homers in win and Jackson Kowar shines, too
• When can police chase a vehicle in Kansas City? Here’s the policy
• Kansas City Council approves asking for state tax credits for KC Current stadium
• As KC Chiefs OTAs open, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce open up on several topics: Podcast
• If Congress doesn’t pass a bill to address mass shootings, they shouldn’t be paid, Cleaver says
• Clinton County missed tax payments and lacked accurate accounting records, audit finds
• Football coaches waited 26 minutes to call 911 before teen’s death, Missouri suit says
• Johnson County board approves $1 million loan for affordable housing apartments in Shawnee
• Customer with HIV was refused service at Chicago salon, feds say
• On The Vine: A newsletter about frolicking
• Kansas City may require new buildings to go greener to help reach climate goals. What to know
• Kansas City pedestrian killed by suspect fleeing police chase Wednesday afternoon
• Watch: Lawrence residents spring into action to save drowning 4-year-old at pool
• Tampa Bay Rays pitcher on Texas shooting at his former school: ‘I walked those halls’
• Missouri Ethics Commission has 3 GOP seats and only 1 Democrat. Is that by design?
• Landscapers nearly crushed by falling tree while driving down Michigan road, photos show
• Firefighters rescue five people from a burning apartment in Kansas City’s Northeast
• I own guns. I can also read, and I know what ‘a well regulated militia’ doesn’t mean
• Professional eaters take on food challenge in KCK. Here’s how many pizzas were devoured
• After Texas massacre, parents worry: Could a gunman walk into a Kansas City school?
• Man pleads guilty to fatal stabbing of maintenance man at Kansas City apartment complex
• Missouri bill banning outside sleeping would criminalize homelessness, KC leaders say
• ‘He was a bully.’ KS Dems director made toxic workplace, ex-employees say. Party stands by him
• KC Chiefs left tackle Orlando Brown is not at OTAs, but he and team have stayed in touch
• Brewer Hicklen makes first start for Kansas City Royals as two go on injured list
• Here’s how close Salvador Perez is to a return for the Kansas City Royals
• Former Royals pitcher Ian Kennedy reflects on his time in KC, its impact on his career
• KU Jayhawks basketball game vs. Duke at Champions Classic won’t be a season opener
• Kansas Jayhawks football times, TV and streaming info announced for first three games
• Son of former NBA player Peja Stojakovic plans on making recruiting trip to Kansas
• Is Kansas City’s Hawaiian Bros expanding again? It has a permit for a new spot in JoCo
• Mom had dream for KC area comfort food restaurant. Now she’s doing it with teen daughter
• Kickoff times are starting to trickle in for Missouri Tigers’ 2022 football schedule
• Competitive media deal has to be priority for new Big 12 commissioner, K-State AD says
• Army soldier conned $150K from 25 victims, some in romance scams, feds say