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July 15, 2022

• Can Panasonic help Kelly overcome inflation’s nationwide drag on Democrats?
• New 988 mental health line will save lives. Now Missouri and Kansas must fund it
• Selfish Kansas City Royals, your vaccine denial lets down the kids who look up to you
• Average cost for school supplies is $100. Here’s how you can help LS families in need
• Interim KCPD chief doesn’t want the job for good. He should force his successor’s hand
• Mushrooms with ‘fruity’ scent are popping up in Missouri. Tips for a successful hunt
• As the VFW meets in Kansas City, let’s make sure no more military veterans go hungry
• Chiefs, Orlando Brown fail to get long-term deal done before deadline: what this means
• The new 988 suicide prevention hotline starts soon. Here’s how to use it in Kansas City
• 5-year-old accidentally shoots, kills 8-year-old brother, Arkansas sheriff says
• 20-year-old woman dies after being shot at a Leavenworth apartment complex
• Three Percenters of Missouri militia group adopts portion of highway in Kansas City
• The new 988 crisis line launches Saturday. Here’s how Missouri and Kansas are preparing
• Former MO Gov. Eric Greitens scheduled to testify on abuse allegations in custody case
• Man stalked estranged wife for months with tracking device on car, feds say
• Pit bull terriers tie the knot in lavish North Dakota wedding, and there’s a reason why
• Best commute ever? Man notches $6 million Michigan lottery win on way to work
• Kansas City Royals’ Whit Merrifield seeks to clarify remarks about being unvaccinated
• Former Kansas City Royals star Willie Mays Aikens’ life story told in new movie
• Kansas and Missouri named among cheapest states to live as inflation surges, study says
• Local, national media criticize unvaccinated Royals, with most heat on Whit Merrifield
• ‘This would be wrong’: Olathe school tensions erupt over public access, transparency
• Johnson County’s election office phone number might be wrong on your mail-in ballot application
• Independence man sentenced to 30 years for killing woman who was mistakenly targeted
• Kansas Avenue bridge in Wyandotte County closed after weeklong bridge inspection
• Three injured, including two Kansas City police officers, in car crash Friday near I-70
• Bass Pro Shops called it ‘the last sock you’ll ever need to buy.’ Now customer is suing
• Lenexa police ask for help locating missing 15-year-old girl
• New COVID-19 cases in Kansas City are up 25% since just last week as new variant spreads
• Wyandotte County warns public of COVID surge and recommends masking indoors
• ‘It’s time’: KCK commissioners express support for reorganizing Unified Government
• JoCo pilot arrested after plane runs out of fuel and lands on I-70 near Oak Grove
• Westbound I-70 reopens near Oak Grove after small plane lands on highway overnight
• Top KU doc has a few things he’d like to tell unvaccinated Kansas City Royals players
• Where should newcomers go in Kansas City? Tell us your favorite things to do
• Here’s the mentality that helped KC Royals produce the biggest upset in MLB this season
• Kansas City Royals’ Nicky Lopez calls series opener in Toronto an ‘unselfish’ win
• Royals on missing 10 players: ‘We knew it was coming and it was going to be difficult’
• Nick Pratto looking forward to next chapter of his story with the Kansas City Royals
• Youth powers Kansas City Royals to 3-1 win at Toronto as 10 players are left at home
• Former KU star Ochai Agbaji scores 12 points, hits key pair of free throws in Cavs’ win
• Former Kansas Jayhawks guard Ochai Agbaji scores 24 points in Cavs’ summer league game
• ‘Such a shame’: After a decade, this Kansas City Panera Bread abruptly shuts down
• AdventHealth to begin construction on $76.5 million cancer center in Johnson County
• Abrupt weather changes can lead to plant diseases. Here’s how to help those tomatoes