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July 6, 2022

• Kansas City police investigating homicide reported Wednesday on East Side
• Former KU star will be joining Amazon as studio analyst for ‘Thursday Night Football’
• Kansas City Royals planning a postgame concert featuring four acts from the 1990s
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• FBI investigating suspected KC area dog fighting ring after recent fight in Raytown
• Police look for driver in hit-and-run that left child hospitalized July 4 in Kansas City
• ‘Very upset’: 75-year-old oak tree cut down in Prairie Village despite public outcry
• Subway is giving away a million free sandwiches as it revamps menu. What to know
• New cleaning TV show from Amy Poehler and makers of ‘Queer Eye’ will film in KC
• Woman killed by possible celebratory gunfire while sitting at home, Ohio officials say
• Former Chiefs player will receive Carnegie Medal for saving a man in burning truck
• Kansas City police ask for help locating 19-year-old woman last seen Tuesday night
• Search for arrowheads led group to remains of man missing since 2016, Missouri cops say
• Will KCI add international flights? Still fewer passengers, nonstop trips than pre-pandemic
• Kansas City things to do: Dinosaurs and dragons invade Bartle Hall; ‘Maya’ postponed
• ‘It was worth it.’ Lee’s Summit restaurant marks spot Truman started career in 1922
• Is your neighborhood getting a new playground? See where KC Parks is adding improvements
• Lack of exceptions for rape or incest under Missouri abortion ban fuels anger from advocates
• In summertime, the living is easy. But that’s no excuse for ignoring dangers
• Police cancel Silver Alert after man with dementia found safe
• Four firefighters released from hospital after being injured in Shawnee house fire
• Should this bungalow for sale in Minnesota ‘be in the Barbie movie?’ Take a look
• Eric Greitens’ attorney fights attempt to question former governor about abuse allegations
• ‘Heart of gold’: Fundraiser started for family of man killed in Platte County shooting
• Five firefighters injured battling house fire Tuesday night in Shawnee
• Several vehicles damaged by fire late Monday at Independence apartment complex
• I supposedly have the right to be free from rape? That was never up to me to decide
• Tippin’s pies are always good, but this one for my best friend was especially sweet
• If you’re registered with one party, can you vote with another in the primary election?
• Amid the abortion debate, 11 women share why they chose to end their pregnancies
• The Federal Reserve is raising rates. Here’s what it means for your financial future
• Despite lobbying, Witt Jr. not in KC Royals’ lineup at Houston Astros Wednesday night
• Kansas City Royals rookie star Bobby Witt Jr. dazzles, then departs game with hand injury
• Houston Astros blast four home runs as Kansas City Royals fall for second day in a row
• Here are 5 prospects the Kansas City Royals could select at No. 9 in the 2022 MLB Draft
• Kansas City cafe, bakery, market relocates and expands in old fire station south of the Plaza
• Eight Kansas City area restaurants temporarily shut down for health code violations