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August 12, 2022

• Marijuana monopoly? Missouri amendment fight centers on who gets a coveted license
• Kelly says Kansas has restored lost jobs, but state remains below pre-pandemic level
• Forgive federal loans that students always knew they’d have to repay? Not on my dime
• Legendary Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Len Dawson, now 87, has entered hospice care
• Kansas City police investigate suspicious death near East 60th Street and Agnes Avenue
• Archaeology team digs up gleaming glass buttons from 1700s at Michigan site. ‘Amazing’
• How did Kansas, Missouri delegation vote on Biden’s sweeping economic package?
• Two Kansas City area golfers hit holes-in-one on same day to win cars
• This Johnson County city is installing cameras, license plate readers at 10 intersections
• Here are some players from each position group to follow in KC Chiefs’ preseason opener
• KC Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes has made an interesting change off the field this year
• ‘It’s disrespectful’: KCK mayor feuds with staff over economic development efforts
• ‘They’re not going to scare us:’ Resurgent Royals say they’re ready for Dodgers’ test
• Cat and dog rescued from Overland Park house fire likely caused by careless smoking
• He kicked a 65-yard FG in a practice. Does KC Chiefs safety want a chance in a game?
• ‘Super-legislature.’ Ballot question asks Kansans to empower Legislature over governor
• Kansas City mothers who have lost children to homicide gather and share grief, hope
• Kris Kobach and Eric Schmitt don’t want border security. They want political theater
• Kansas plans to recount abortion amendment vote, despite proposal’s landslide defeat
• Ex-KU orchestra director says she was underpaid, mistreated as a woman: lawsuit
• ‘A lie’: Kansas City officials say KCPD ballot measure wrongly says it won’t cost city
• Mayor Lucas, don’t bypass the public and City Council in KC incentive discussions
• Dad bribed Georgetown tennis coach to recruit daughter, feds say. He gets probation
• Black KCPD detective punished for reporting illegal search by officer, lawsuit says
• What’s the best barbecue in Kansas City? Nominate your favorite spot
• You only have a few more chances to catch fireworks after Royals games at The K this summer
• QB Jason Bean back for KU Jayhawks football: ‘He threw the ball really well again’
• KU issues a ‘save the date’ alert on Late Night in the Phog: It’ll be Friday, Oct. 14
• Former Kansas Jayhawks standout Agbaji honored by mayor, city council on Thursday
• After years of planning, a new housing development is coming to this Johnson County city
• More drought and more downpours ahead: Here’s how gardeners can meet the challenge