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July 28, 2022

• Johnson County team investigates police-involved shooting in Gardner
• Blunt, Hawley, Marshall betray sick veterans because they’re mad at tax, climate bill
• This is why Kansas City Chiefs players have been wearing special foam caps over helmets
• Fight during wedding reception ends with guest shot in leg, Pennsylvania cops say
• Kansas City Chiefs find pass-rushing help by signing two-time Pro Bowl defensive end
• Late-night tip leads to child’s remains near highway, Oklahoma cops say. Two arrested
• Why new KC Chiefs receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster’s looking good at training camp: podcast
• Kansas City Mavericks enter affiliation agreement with NHL’s Seattle Kraken
• Girl woke up to sparks and flames — in time to save her family, Oklahoma officials say
• The biggest victim of Orlando Brown’s absence from Chiefs camp? Himself. Let’s explain
• Four candidates compete to lead Johnson County commission. What to know before the primary
• Trial set for Missouri man who feds say first lied about invading Capitol on Jan. 6
• After arrest, Kansas Rep. Mark Samsel seeks forgiveness but faces a tough election foe
• Missouri Democratic Senate primary turns bitter as many voters remain undecided
• Body camera videos show fatal police shooting of former Kansas City, Kansas, detective
• This KC Chiefs back is confident in his hands. Will it lead to more catches in 2022?
• Johnson County prosecutors drop murder charge against 19-year-old in Mission shooting
• I’m Catholic but needed an abortion. Kansas Constitution amendment would hurt families
• Authorities in Johnson County, Missouri, ask for public’s help locating missing woman
• As Kansas votes on abortion, Jerry Moran has a pro-life reason to back gay marriage
• ‘Stealing signs is part of the game.’ Max Scherzer thinks PitchCom should be illegal
• Missing barber has not opened shop for a week, as Michigan family searches for answers
• Kansas City man charged with murder in Fourth of July shooting: prosecutors
• Giddy up, horsies
• Josh Hawley is writing book on masculinity. Senator’s ‘Manhood’ goes on sale next May.
• Here’s what the Kansas City Chiefs are getting with signing of veteran Carlos Dunlap
• Ex-Prairie Village officer loses police license after sending sexual messages to arrestee
• Kansas man charged with assaulting federal officer in Capitol riot to go to trial
• Here are 2021 highlights of new Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Carlos Dunlap
• Royals pitcher had one of the worst throws to first base fans likely will ever see
• A woman’s body was found in 1984 in KCK. Police want help identifying cold case victim
• Man shot as Gardner police checked his welfare and pulled gun from safe, audio reveals
• We discuss the KC Chiefs’ signing of Carlos Dunlap and more. Tune in at 2:30 p.m.
• Is it legal for Kansas churches to have ‘vote yes’ signs outside if they’re polling sites?
• Are neighboring states driving abortion demand in Kansas after Supreme Court decision?
• Kansas early voting turnout so far is 246% higher than the last midterm primary in 2018
• ‘Summer of Mercy’: How protests changed abortion rights and politics in Kansas forever
• Man falls off bridge to his death after four-vehicle crash on I-435 in Kansas City
• Man drove 400 miles to stalk OnlyFans model, WI court docs say. ‘I was ten feet away’
• KC Royals trade Andrew Benintendi to New York Yankees. Here’s who they’re getting
• Here’s what Andrew Benintendi’s departure means for the Kansas City Royals
• Former KU power forward David McCormack signs contract to play for team in Turkey
• JoCo, De Soto and Kansas add millions more in incentives toward Panasonic battery plant
• Woman taken, stripped of outer clothing and left in road by robbers, Kansas cops say