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July 27, 2022

• Mike Pompeo: Vote yes on Kansas Constitution abortion amendment to give people a voice
• A Christian dissents: Vote no on Kansas abortion amendment to protect the vulnerable
• Freedom Inc. turns 60. Kansas City needs its voice to be even louder in the future
• Josh Hawley’s full of ego and bluster — but that isn’t what worries me most about him
• Center School District will require clear backpacks, metal detectors at high schools
• Family of bystander killed during Kansas City police chase sues police department
• One boisterous Chiefs fan was particularly excited to see Travis Kelce at training camp
• Hundreds pay respects to North Kansas City officer killed in line of duty
• Man uses birth certificate to rob Missouri bank, then throws cash out window, feds say
• Eric Greitens’ lost chapter: Inside his disappearance from public life before Senate run
• Mets mascot smashed whipped-cream pie in the face of an unsuspecting Yankees fan
• Kansas City, Kansas woman charged in double shooting that killed one: police
• Flooding possible as morning rains sweep across south Kansas City; more rain coming
• KC Chiefs’ Edwards-Helaire comes off PUP list: highlights from team’s 1st full practice
• Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce gets pay raise for 2022: report
• Jury awards ex-Missouri corrections worker $11 million in harassment, retaliation case
• Kansas City transit agency accepts CEO’s resignation a month after asking for it
• Tony Dow, aka Wally on ‘Leave It to Beaver,’ dies. He had strong ties to Kansas City
• ‘Never be forgotten’: Hundreds honor fallen North Kansas City Officer Daniel Vasquez
• Wyandotte County candidate for Kansas House accused of sexual battery in 2020
• 8 more felony hazing charges filed against former University of Missouri frat members
• The Weather Channel apologizes after anti-Black slur airs during local broadcast
• No Hall of Fame for KC Chiefs great Otis Taylor? Well, his legacy is no less meaningful
• To many Catholics, social justice demands a no vote on Kansas Constitution amendment
• This wasp has a ‘killer smile’ — and a Missouri wildlife biologist got a close-up look
• Brittany Mahomes leverages her social media following to request support for teachers
• Long-awaited statue of Amelia Earhart, Kansas-born aviation hero, unveiled at U.S. Capitol
• Let’s talk about the KC Chiefs’ first full practice: Live this afternoon from St. Joe
• Residents asked to search their fields for missing man last seen at Michigan concert
• Kansas Panasonic plant was a bipartisan secret. Now the GOP pins it all on Gov. Kelly?
• Kansas City things to do: Hot Dog Festival, George Strait, Kidz Bop Live and more
• How many KU and Mizzou fraternities and sororities are out of operation because of hazing?
• Man accused of fatally shooting KC mother in car with baby and toddler in back seat
• Patrick Mahomes to be featured on Peyton Manning’s show, along with 10,000 Superballs
• If Kansans vote ‘yes’ on amendment, will abortions be banned in the state? What to know
• If Kansans vote ‘no,’ will the state’s abortion regulations go away? What to know
• Eric Schmitt’s lawsuits made headlines. He’s now the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate
• $4,000 concert tickets in this economy? How ‘dynamic pricing’ could hit Springsteen’s KC show
• Here’s the change JuJu Smith-Schuster is most excited about with the Kansas City Chiefs
• Kansas City Royals shut out again ... this time 4-0 by Los Angeles Angels
• Royals place lefty starting pitcher Zerpa on 15-day IL; Witt Jr. out of lineup again
• Royals’ Salvador Perez, Daniel Lynch sharp in rehab appearances with Triple-A Omaha
• Angel Zerpa exits due to injury, and the KC Royals’ bullpen falters in 6-0 loss to Angels
• Kansas Jayhawks’ Bill Self addresses transfer portal, NIL during coaches clinic in Tulsa
• ESPN’s No. 9-ranked basketball prospect, Omaha Biliew, commits to Iowa State over KU
• Kansas City health inspections: El Pirata, Pine & Bamboo Garden, Hira’s, Jazz, more
• Jerome Tang completes K-State Wildcats staff, hiring an assistant with Kansas City ties
• Turbulent financial times can lead to long-term success for savvy investors