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May 27, 2022

• Trash-talk heats up for Mahomes, Brady, Rodgers, Allen ahead of ‘The Match’ in Vegas
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes jokes he’s ‘playing defense’ now that his daughter can walk
• ‘We’re starting to see a rise in deaths’ from COVID-19, KU doctor says
• Man follows girls from school bus — then returns to steal gun from home, OK cops say
• When it comes to salary talk, Travis Kelce, one of the NFL’s best bargains, says this
• The Kansas City Royals have been disappointing. Here’s what needs to come next
• My dad never came back to Kansas City from war. He finally has the marker he deserves
• Entrepreneurial, charitable life helps explain KC Royals owner John Sherman’s approach
• Former Peace Corps volunteer hosts fundraiser Friday for Ukraine with KC Irish Center
• ‘Outraged.’ Vicky Hartzler’s pro-gun flyer lands in mailboxes right after two mass shootings
• Royals Hall of Famer Mike Sweeney on how it felt to pinch-hit — in KC’s radio booth
• Man charged Friday in a KC homicide faces six other murder cases in Kansas and Missouri
• A treehouse and an underground home in Missouri top Airbnb wish lists. Check them out
• Proposal for new behavioral health hospital in Olathe gains initial approval
• Trespassing turkey poachers tried shooting property owner, too, Missouri officials say
• ‘Very little guidance’: MO school lacked translators, support for Afghan student found dead
• After a coach is fired, a federal investigation targets Lawrence’s Haskell University
• If guns are no threat, why are they banned at Trump’s NRA speech this weekend?
• Heroes honored for saving teen; Lee’s Summit kids collect food for those in need
• Chiefs’ Creed Humphrey on ways he can improve in 2022, and that epic 13-second drive
• Kansas man accused of scamming people through his autopsy business pleads guilty to fraud
• Walmart shopper shot and killed trying to stop shoplifting suspect, Ohio police say
• Star politics: Once again, Congress takes no action after a shooting
• Starbucks store in Independence becomes the first in Missouri to win union election
• With fewer volunteers, Lenexa Cemetery Association hopes to pass responsibility to city
• Eric Greitens ad is nothing new. This is just how candidates gun for Missouri votes now
• What was ‘Cemetery Day’ in Kansas City at Mount St. Mary’s? KCQ looks into the history
• World’s oldest loon couple divorces — and there are rumors of cheating, refuge says
• How far will Kansas go to fight Biden? If elected AG, Kobach promises dedicated unit
• Kansas’ Eisenhower was a great American. Army base should honor him, not a Confederate
• Family: Slain Texas teacher’s husband died of ‘broken heart.’ Science says that’s possible
• KC pediatricians warn parents scrambling to find baby formula: Don’t make your own
• Former Iowa State guard Tyrese Hunter chooses to transfer to Texas instead of Kansas
• Bill Self speaks on Jalen Wilson’s status, possibility of KU honoring David McCormack
• Whit Merrifield, Bobby Witt Jr. deliver late clutch hits as Royals rally to beat Twins
• Scott Barlow delivers with no margin for error to lift Kansas City Royals to victory
• Afraid to prune perennials? With care, they’ll thank you for a gentle touch up