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July 14, 2022

• Man accused of faking anti-Trump attack for insurance, GoFundMe money, prosecutor says
• Here’s how much Kansas offered Panasonic to bring massive battery plant to De Soto
• Missouri Gov. Parson rejects special session on contraceptives, ectopic pregnancies
• Carefree mentality led Bryson Oots to state title, award as best Kansas City HS golfer
• Hawley is the ‘most respected’ Republican in Missouri, Hartzler says after Trump snub
• Video shows RideKC bus turned in front of motorcyclist in crash that killed 18 year old
• Run a KC Streetcar line to The K — then build new Chiefs and Royals stadiums there
• Kansas pastor: A yes vote on abortion constitutional amendment would restore my freedom
• Panasonic battery plant is great news for Kansas. Now even more hard work lies ahead
• Family of Johnson County woman killed in Amtrak crash file wrongful death suit
• Johnson County Sheriff Calvin Hayden is a threat to the rule of law. He should resign
• Mike Cierpiot, shunned by anti-abortion group, fights hard-right challengers in GOP primary
• PACs, man
• Missouri AG Eric Schmitt blasts FBI for seeking concealed carry permit information
• Hitting up a pool around Kansas City this summer? Where to find cheap swimming lessons
• One team reportedly won’t trade for Royals’ Andrew Benintendi because he’s unvaccinated
• Brewery’s electrolyte hard seltzer labels are ‘misleading and dangerous,’ lawsuit says
• Chiefs’ Justin Reid shares insight on why Steve Spagnuolo’s defense is so complicated
• NBA and WNBA will launch youth basketball leagues in Kansas City
• ‘A few of us are (ticked)’: Some Royals unhappy with unvaccinated teammates’ decision
• Fire burns down Grandview church; no indication of foul play or criminal activity found
• Ten unvaccinated Royals can’t go to Toronto after neglecting their duty to teammates
• Talk about losers: Royals take tax money, want a new stadium, but refuse COVID vaccine
• Young bicyclist injured in head-on crash with car on blind curve in Kansas City
• Camel bites down on zoo owner and drags him by his head, Minnesota officials says
• Kansas City Chiefs unveil special logo for their 50th season at Arrowhead Stadium
• KC Royals fans saw the latest chapter of the Amir Garrett/Javy Baez feud on Wednesday
• Whether it’s defacing a school or campaign sign, political vandalism isn’t free speech
• Police investigate homicide after man dies in overnight shooting in Kansas City
• ‘Such a beautiful soul’: Loved ones mourn loss of 24-year-old Westport shooting victim
• Despite some push back, Overland Park makes way for apartment complex, commercial space
• Chiefs’ Super Bowl lineman announces retirement, says he plans to still live in KC
• ‘Not going to stand for this’: KC Council condemns recent acts of anti-LGBTQ vandalism
• ‘I feel like they attacked me’: KCAI reverses student’s expulsion over Twitter posts
• Search ends for missing man after 4 drown in Michigan lake, including Texas boy
• Dad of 15 dies after he’s struck by lightning, Pennsylvania wife says. ‘We are broken’
• Alleged accomplice in Kansas City sideshow shooting pleads guilty to criminal charges
• Man accused in grisly Missouri murder makes surprise decision hours before hearing
• ‘Death is everywhere’: After shootings claim father and brother-in-law, KC man is killed
• A glimpse into what K-State, KU are thinking amid realignment: SportsBeat KC podcast
• Chromebook computers are now available from the Kansas City Public Library
• Former Kansas City Royals top draft pick Nick Pratto among eight newcomers in Toronto
• Kansas City Royals pitching coach Cal Eldred among three staff members not in Toronto
• Pizza chain renovated this huge Johnson County space two years ago. Now it is closed
• Famed Kansas City country music venue is about to make a comeback in Johnson County
• Where is De Soto? Here are 4 things to know about Kansas’ new Panasonic battery factory
• ‘Abusive’: 5 lawsuits allege racial discrimination in KCK’s Board of Public Utilities