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June 12, 2022

• Mark Bedell’s energy spurred change in Kansas City schools. I was his fan at ‘hello’
• Why this is a vital year for Kansas City Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire
• Arthur Hester, who helped bring increased diversity to West Point, dies at 79
• Man dies at hospital after shots were fired during an argument at Kansas City motel
• Puppy tossed from vehicle in Johnson County on Sunday found dead, police say
• Crews survey wind damage in eastern Kansas after several tornado warnings issued Saturday
• Robbers hide in Indiana Porta-Potty. Cops find their guns in the worst possible place
• Tornado damage reported as storms pass through Manhattan and Marysville, Kansas
• Mom and 7 children hospitalized after rollover crash on highway, Illinois police say
• Do Republican voters care about Jan. 6? They put Greitens in the lead for Senate, so …
• Missouri’s quack COVID drug shield law just the latest way to interfere with doctors
• Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton settling in nicely with new ‘green dot’ role
• Shawnee Mission violated special ed law, independent officer says. Read the ruling
• Resources for parents trying to navigate their school system’s special ed program
• Read the federal appeal Shawnee Mission filed to fight special education rulings
• Dangerous heat wave expected across Kansas City metro beginning Sunday; advisory issued
• Vehicle in crash veers out of control, strikes and kills pedestrian in Overland Park
• Tornado warnings for Clay and Platte counties expire at midnight
• Severe storms move south into Kansas City metro area, winds up to 70 mph
• Experts say their son needs more special ed. Shawnee Mission fights family in court
• Former KU forward Dedric Lawson says Jayhawks’ 2022 NCAA basketball title was ‘fate’
• Brad Keller’s early troubles prevent Kansas City Royals from winning Orioles series
• Amir Garrett returns from injured list to help bolster Kansas City Royals bullpen