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July 21, 2022

• Missouri AG Schmitt sues St. Louis over plan to help women get abortions out of state
• Two Kansas karate athletes from same Overland Park dojo qualify for USA national team
• ‘Unbelievable’: Family of man who died in suburban KC jail dispute police investigation
• Alleged killer of North KC officer had ‘assault style rifle’ in car: court records
• Kansas City nonprofit wants to make charter school leaders look more like the students
• Kansas Democrats played a dangerous game with Kris Kobach. It could backfire in 2022
• Royals refusing a COVID vaccine is like abortion rights? What a ridiculous comparison
• With the death of their creator, a look at how Kansas City’s shuttlecocks came to life
• Walgreens worker wouldn’t sell condoms in WI store. Now man vows to get vasectomy
• Pharmacist took morphine meant for suffering patients, replaced it with water, feds say
• ‘Hang them from a tree’: Family sues KC area school district, citing racist threats
• 6-year-old boy drowns during summer camp at recreation center, Missouri police say
• Former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens testifies on abuse allegations behind closed doors 
• Tony Richardson shares reasons why he believes the Chiefs will excel this season
• ESPY for the best game, which featured the Chiefs, was an obvious choice, as NFL noted
• ‘Reducing the risk of fatality’: Lawrence police trade shotguns for ‘beanbag’ guns
• Lenexa approves rezoning making way for justice center, set to be completed in 2024
• Teen pleads guilty to murder in killing during drug deal at Black Bob Park in Olathe
• Man accused of shooting North Kansas City cop to make first court appearance Thursday
• Kansas City is set to spend $8 million on 14 affordable housing projects. Here’s where
• Naked man dancing with a handgun on highway is taken into custody, Michigan police say
• Former KC Chiefs linebacker Jim Lynch, a member of the team’s Hall of Honor, dies at 76
• My Kansas City parents showed me why abortion rights are crucial to women’s well-being
• Kicking a conference when it’s down is part of the realignment experience: a podcast
• Mike Pompeo endorses in Kansas attorney general race ahead of primary election
• Going after Greitens
• Did taxpayers buy a 6-seat airplane for this Missouri auditor candidate’s company?
• Alleged cop killer had ‘ghost gun,’ 3D printer in Kansas City home: court records
• Missouri taxpayers spend about $2,900 on costs associated with gun violence: study
• Alleged killer in Kansas City cold case arrested on meth charges while awaiting trial
• Suspect in shooting of North KC officer appears in court, not guilty plea entered
• Funeral plans set for next Wednesday for North KC police officer killed in traffic stop
• Former Chiefs lineman explains how new wide receivers may help Kansas City’s run game
• Texas high school shares video of commercial shoot featuring Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes
• Quinton Lucas says man accused of killing North KC officer should get death penalty
• Johnson County sheriff supports extremists with documented ties to white supremacists
• Motorcyclist killed Wednesday in two-vehicle crash at Lenexa intersection
• Her dad died in 2006, but she kept collecting his benefits in Pennsylvania, feds say
• Hottest day of week still yet to come; but is break in heat coming to Kansas City?
• Gov. Parson already cast his ballot in Senate primary, but refuses to say who has his vote
• Missouri Amtrak crash caused $4 million in damage, new transportation board report says
• Jackson County legislators are on ballot Aug 2. What do these local officials do for you?
• Rare orange bass was catch of a lifetime for angler. ‘I didn’t even know they existed’
• Montverde guard Johnson, who is ranked No. 24 by ESPN.com, to visit Kansas on Monday
• Former KU runner Bryce Hoppel fails to advance in 800 amid controversy at world meet
• Kansas City Royals reliever Jake Brentz’s season officially ends with elbow surgery