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July 12, 2022

• McDonald’s is giving away fries on National French Fry Day. Here’s how to get them
• Rays’ Brett Phillips explained the ‘super weird’ physics of his amazing diving catch 
• New wedding venue bans LGBTQ couples from getting married at their site in Michigan
• In his first time pitching, Alcides Escobar accidentally channeled Noah Syndergaard
• Farmer resold grains ‘falsely labeled’ as organic in $46 million scheme, feds say
• Dog attack leaves man dead in Missouri yard. ‘They can’t show me his body,’ wife says
• Vote yes on Value Them Both amendment so Kansans can regulate abortion via lawmakers
• Injury shooting on Kansas City’s East Side spurred by car crash, photo: court records
• Man charged in shooting at rural Peculiar residence that left three injured
• Mother says son’s death after taking Kansas City police agility test was preventable
• Missouri boarding school accused of abuse loses accreditation from two organizations
• Cornhole league gets special permit to continue playing at this Johnson County bar
• School bus drivers can get $2,000 signing bonus as Kansas City districts face shortage
• 43-year-old man dies in custody at Lansing prison; cause of death under investigation
• Kansas City might not host national collegiate conference over Missouri abortion ban
• Hospital staff find signs Blue Springs woman with dementia may have been strangled
• KC area police investigate sex trafficking after man tells them he paid $10K for woman
• Kansas City police find suspect vehicle in July 4 hit-and-run that injured 11-year-old
• The latest COVID-19 variant is here, Kansas City. And we all know what we have to do
• Family of man killed in pileup on I-435 in Kansas City sue truck company
• Witness calls Josh Hawley ‘transphobic’ during Senate hearing about abortion rights
• 15-year-old killed in Ozarks boat accident ‘was a bright teenager with a big heart’
• The new BA.5 variant is reinfecting Kansas Citians who have had COVID before. Here’s why
• Police ask for public’s help finding Blue Springs man last seen on June 30
• Man says he killed his friend because he ‘summoned Bigfoot,’ Oklahoma sheriff says
• Person killed in Westport shooting identified as 24-year-old Kansas City man
• Woman lived off dead dad’s Social Security, pension for 15 years, Ohio officials say
• Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce won a karaoke contest at charity golf event
• Teen pulls over thinking he struck a deer to find woman fatally hit, Minnesota cops say
• How a Tibetan baseball player found his way to Kansas City and Rockhurst University
• ‘Deeply saddened’: Young girl injured at Oceans of Fun has died, park owner says
• Faced with little choice, Overland Park approves last steps in Deer Creek development
• Meet Brookside’s beloved neighborhood celebrity: A huge tortoise named Tyrion
• Senate testimony: Illinois abortion clinic sees surge in patients after Missouri ban
• From trades to lineup, Kansas City Royals’ makeover is underway. What’s next? Podcast
• Kansas City Royals closer Scott Barlow pulls double duty in doubleheader sweep
• Bobby Witt Jr. has four-hit night as Kansas City Royals complete doubleheader sweep
• Here’s what the Kansas City Royals’ trade means for center field and the MLB deadline
• One day, two Royals victories, three new players. Join our discussion on SportsBeat Live
• Kansas Jayhawks extend men’s basketball scholarship offer to Worcester’s TJ Power
• Twin Peaks to open its third Kansas City area location, with 32 beers on tap, 45 TVs
• Mizzou Tigers pick up first 2023 top-100 recruit in four-star forward Trent Pierce