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June 2, 2022

• It’s outdoor concert season in Kansas City. Check out these cheap or free summer shows
• Kansas City cheese company recalls eight products after potential exposure to bacteria
• Guns are kids’ No. 1 cause of death. Meanwhile, Kansas gave concealed carry to teens
• Man accused of firing gun at Kansas City cops near Penn Valley Park: court records
• Kansas City man accused of kidnapping woman from Ward Parkway home, raping her at gunpoint
• Activists call for release of body camera videos showing KC police shooting of woman
• Woman shot by KC police not pregnant, local reverend says, contradicting witness statement
• Patrick Mahomes’ top seven moments at The Match: Coors Light, clutch putt and more
• How the Kansas City Chiefs’ wide receivers room might shake out: SportsBeat KC podcast
• If Roe falls, here’s how the pro-life movement could make inroads with the left
• ‘The party has its own leadership.’ Kelly distances from KDP amid toxic workplace claims
• Kansas City just gave low-wage tenants a big boost. It can’t drop the leadership ball
• Veterans like my son sacrificed their lives for the US, not for militarized weapons
• Why Matt Nagy returned to KC Chiefs — and his first thoughts on Patrick Mahomes reunion
• Star politics: The echo of Anita Bryant
• Couple killed by falling tree while seated at campsite picnic table, Wisconsin cops say
• Former car salesman sues Johnson County dealership, says colleagues called him the N-word
• Kansas City police ask for help locating 22-year-old woman last seen on May 23
• YouTube broadcasters noted Royals fans’ frustrations with team’s first-base situation
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes on how Tom Brady’s visit after AFC title game helped his career
• Mom celebrating 3-year-old’s birthday choked by zipline rope, Illinois lawsuit says
• Hot air balloon slams into train, leaving three seriously injured, Wisconsin cops say
• U.S. soccer star Christian Pulisic expresses frustration with fan turnout in Cincinnati
• Students and colleges are devaluing the liberal arts and humanities. That’s a mistake
• ‘We still do not believe KCPD’: Activists rally for woman shot by Kansas City police
• Independence School District faces third discrimination lawsuit in less than a month
• House featured on HGTV show lists in Kansas City for $389,000. Take a peek
• Constitutional challenge of KC Board of Police Commissioners to go forward, judge rules
• Pride flag raised atop City Hall as Kansas City leaders gather to kickoff Pride Month
• Defenders Chris Jones, Frank Clark aren’t at the KC Chiefs’ voluntary OTAs. Here’s why
• Tyreek Hill seems to downplay talk of Kansas City Chiefs suppressing his statistics
• Athletes like Patrick Mahomes have a huge voice. They’re right to use it against gun violence
• Here’s how many smartphones could be solar charged over the next two sunny days in KC
• Cleaver backs Busch Valentine in Democratic primary for U.S. Senate as Greitens leads GOP
• Looking for hiking trails around Kansas City? This Girl Scout has a resource for you 
• JoCo developer submits new plans for restaurants, apartments, retail space in Merriam
• Ford Motor Co. will add 1,000 jobs, invest nearly $100M in its Kansas City auto plant
• Bill Self is pleased Wilson, McCullar chose KU over NBA: ‘It came down to the wire’
• Former Texas Tech Red Raider Kevin McCullar exits NBA Draft, will play for KU Jayhawks
• Kansas City Royals’ Cuas navigates baseball roller-coaster to prove dreams come true
• Patrick Mahomes is on a mission to open dozens of Whataburgers in Kansas City
• New Kansas City area biscuit & booze restaurant: Rib-eye, fried chicken, burnt ends
• Kansas City chef left corporate life. He realized his heart was ‘secretly in cooking’
• Who will be the Mizzou Tigers’ starting QB this fall? Competition ongoing at workouts
• If the SEC expands its football schedule, what teams would Missouri prefer to face?