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May 6, 2022

• Kansas City police investigate homicide after person declared dead following shooting
• Police investigate double homicide after male and female found near KC railroad property
• One killed in shooting Friday afternoon, Kansas City’s 4th homicide in less than 24 hours
• Kansas mother had to put her health ‘on the back burner.’ New funding will change that
• Another COVID wave may be on its way to Kansas City, local health experts say
• If Kansas City must build a downtown highway park, help our neighbors to the east
• Star politics: ‘California’s abortion regime is gonna look really different than Missouri’s’
• Drastic warm up on its way as temperatures in the 90s expected next week in Kansas City
• Mushroom hunters use branch to check well depth — and a body emerged, Missouri cops say
• Cheers to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum with these new special edition beers
• Stat change shows Nicky Lopez’s 2021 Royals season was better than originally thought
• Three injured in shooting early Friday outside Westport bar, Kansas City police say
• Kansas City Chiefs signed many of their 2022 NFL Draft picks. Here’s the list so far
• 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 1 dinosaur. What’s up with this house for sale in Cleveland?
• Bicyclist critically injured in crash with SUV Thursday in Kansas City, police say
• A time capsule buried in 1951 was discovered in Johnson County. Here’s what was inside
• Kansas City, does your tap water taste kind of funny? Here’s why
• Can a cartoon character turn you LGBT? Kansas’ Sen. Roger Marshall seems to think so
• Cold Stone customer throws food scale at worker over ice cream order, Michigan cops say
• Kansas City will continue allowing ‘street cafes’. But now restaurants have to pay
• Mufasa, a lion at the Kansas City Zoo, euthanized after facing age-related health issues
• Authorities investigate as Belton Police Department computers hit with malware attack
• Westport brings back security checks for season, less than a day after triple shooting
• Missouri has one week to pass a new congressional map or it may head to the courts
• So does Kansas City really have a shot at playing host to World Cup games in 2026?
• This Missouri cave contains a 1,500-year-old sacred site. Its new owner is a mystery
• If Missouri’s abortion ban is triggered, showdown over state constitution likely ahead
• I was forced to obey men’s demands in my harrowing miscarriage. That isn’t ‘pro-life’
• It’s wishful thinking that LGBT Grain Valley students feel safe anywhere in school
• How Kansas City’s momentum toward potentially hosting World Cup games began, then grew
• BRING ON THE WORLD: Inside Kansas City’s bid to co-host a truly global sports spectacle
• NFL Network analyst: A Chiefs seventh-round pick could make ‘impact on Day 1’ in KC
• Kansas City Royals move Kris Bubic to the bullpen to work through his recent struggles
• Kansas City Royals game in Baltimore washed out; Doubleheader scheduled for Sunday
• Kansas Jayhawks basketball recruiting update: No. 17 player in 2023 class has KU on list
• Kansas City vegan bakery closing after more than a decade: ‘Our last hurrah’
• Craving a BLT with your own juicy, homegrown tomato? Start by avoiding how-to myths