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June 17, 2022

• One parent complains, and Independence schools pull a book with a nonbinary character
• Northland public water park runs as usual while south Kansas City’s struggles to open
• Did climate change kill 2,000 Kansas cows? Farmers can’t afford to ignore science
• Karen refugee group finds community through sport of chinlone at Kansas City park
• KC Chiefs made roster moves after 3-day minicamp, including bringing back familiar name
• Why Kansas City’s World Cup 2026 host duty could hasten end of Arrowhead as we know it
• Fox Sports’ Nick Wright’s terrible take on Andrew Wiggins recalled after Warriors’ win
• Keep your pets safe in Kansas City’s extremely hot temperatures with these tips
• As COVID-19 transmission rates remain high in Kansas City, hospitalizations rise
• 22-year-old goes under swimming with child — and doesn’t resurface, Wisconsin cops say
• ‘No one wants it more than you’: What made Kansas City’s World Cup 2026 bid stand out
• The Star should not have run cartoon falsely suggesting Jan. 6 riot wasn’t ‘organized’
• Dollar General worker ignites a fire as customers were shopping, Kentucky police say
• ACE Hardware, Salvation Army help Kansas Citians beat the heat. Here’s how you can help too
• The 2026 World Cup is coming to Kansas City. When can you get tickets?
• Need to beat the heat? Here are some affordable ways to cool down in Kansas City
• People hear home explosion before deadly fire, Missouri cops say. ‘A distinct boom’
• Truck hits gas equipment in Kansas City, Kansas, causing leak and evacuation of building
• Missouri farmers, anti-abortion advocates split endorsements in race for 4th District
• ‘Anchorman’ actor, Big Slick host David Koechner arrested on suspicion of impaired driving
• World Cup 2026 assured, next steps become Kansas City’s focus: SportsBeat KC podcast
• Five more former students sue Missouri boarding school alleging torture, starvation
• Former NASCAR driver Clint Bowyer reportedly struck, killed woman in Ozarks car crash
• Denver sports fans were angry, baffled that Kansas City got World Cup over their city
• 3-year-old dies after she’s hit crossing street with her dad, Minnesota family says
• Maryland school district OKs $305K contract for outgoing Kansas City superintendent
• MO Supreme Court rebukes Koch-linked group’s mailer that used photo of Schmitt with judges
• Former lithium mine once owned by Thomas Edison lists in South Dakota. Take a look
• Coal miners weren’t evacuated as fire raged underground, feds say. Company owes $1.2M
• Lawyer who represented Lamonte McIntyre in murder trial has law license suspended
• Alleged drunk driver to pay $1.5 million to son of woman killed in Overland Park crash
• One person hospitalized in critical condition after Kansas City crash, police say
• WyCo administrator has second contract for Kansas City work not previously made public
• 3-month-old baby dies after he’s left in dad’s minivan for hours, Pennsylvania cops say
• What’s up doc?
• A Kansas hospital made my reproductive choice for me. Politicians want to do the same
• Blayney, Oitker lead way in Kansas vs. Missouri all-star high school football game
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes jokes he expects his new baby will be ‘wildest child ever’
• Appeals court rejects civil claim against ICE officer who allegedly shoved KC lawyer
• YouTube star who made Paul Rudd cry coming to Kansas City Big Slick for the first time
• Kansas City Chiefs announce training camp schedule for Missouri Western in St. Joseph
• Don’t talk about ‘abortion’ or bans: How Kansas campaigns on amendment target the middle
• Golden State’s Andrew Wiggins is the latest Kansas Jayhawk to win an NBA title
• Here’s what’s behind Michael A. Taylor’s offensive renaissance for Kansas City Royals
• Abortion ‘travel agent’ helps women come to Kansas and beyond to get the procedure
• Out on a limb after Johnson County storms? Take these steps to protect your trees