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July 20, 2022

• ‘We love you brother’: Community pays respects for fallen North Kansas City officer
• 24-year-old man charged in killing of North Kansas City Police Officer Daniel Vasquez
• Fallen North Kansas City officer allegedly shot twice while lying wounded in street
• Big Lie about election fraud goes much deeper than just Johnson County Sheriff Hayden
• North Kansas City police officer’s killing is a symptom of sick Missouri gun culture
• Missouri auditor is Democrats’ sole statewide office. Will one of these Republicans flip it?
• Government can’t value one Christian faith over another. Vote no on Kansas amendment
• ‘Nigerian Nightmare’ Christian Okoye sees a dream realized with NFL Africa initiative
• 60-year-old dies while mud bogging at Wisconsin event. ‘You are among the legends’
• Members of Congress ask Department of Defense to investigate Eric Greitens’ campaign video
• Family of 82-year-old man killed in Missouri train derailment files wrongful death lawsuit
• Man walks onto docked boat and shoots 42-year-old twice, killing him, Nebraska cops say
• Kansas City Star hires Pulitzer winner Michael Lindenberger to lead editorial board
• ‘The numbers are going up’: Kansas City area hospitals getting more COVID patients
• Why Jacob Pullen and Michael Beasley decided to play for K-State alumni team in TBT
• Blue Springs standouts, alums headline area players, Missouri Tigers picked in MLB Draft
• ‘It was awesome’: Eric Stonestreet gets to rock out with Poison at Kansas City show
• KC Chiefs’ linebacker Willie Gay Jr. upset with his rating on Madden 23 video game
• Former Kansas City Chiefs player had a hole-in-one at a golf course in Branson
• Vote now: Should Royals deal Whit Merrifield and/or others who missed Toronto trip?
• Former Royals employee sues team for alleged racial discrimination, hostile environment
• Raytown doesn’t need politicians paying for a ‘brand’ in the Aug. 2 election on bonds
• JoCo Sheriff Hayden says there was 2020 voter fraud — but he was elected that year, so …
• Kansas City’s weekend festivals to celebrate butterflies, reggae, lanterns and more
• For the love of nonprofits: Radio show reveals the life of charitable organizations
• That TV show about Swedish death cleaning being filmed in KC? Get the book — for free
• Sigma Chi fraternity at University of Kansas indefinitely suspended from campus
• 3-year-old dies after falling out of window of 18th floor apartment, Illinois cops say
• KC area cop killed Tuesday was in same academy class as other recently slain officer
• Suspected KC serial killer resentenced to 30 years in prison for stalking, gun crimes
• Woman shoots man in the back of head over his ‘alleged infidelity,’ Missouri cops say
• Chiefs reportedly frustrated with Orlando Brown Jr. over how contract talks went down
• Women in Missouri can’t get a divorce while pregnant. Many fear what this means post-Roe
• Kansas ballot issue on abortion will be close. Here are three takeaways from polling
• ‘Unthinkable things’ drove Nigerian Kehinde Oginni to an inspiring chance with Chiefs
• Kansas man charged in Capitol riot case wants to fire attorney, represent himself
• Garmin asks Olathe to approve $44 million project cost increase for headquarters expansion
• Plaza businesses sue Kansas City over parking issues at Jack Henry redevelopment
• KU’s Gradey Dick enjoying break from summer workouts at Gatorade Awards show in L.A.
• Kansas City area health code violations: Dagwood’s Cafe, Thai Orchid, Sheridan’s, more
• Mizzou’s best team under Drinkwitz? Here’s what the Tigers have to say on today’s pod