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August 17, 2022

• Two ejected into rock wall when boat crashes at high speed, Michigan police say
• Schmidt proposes trust fund to keep Kansas transportation money from being raided
• That day Len Dawson’s classy wife, Jackie, treated a teenager to a secret steak dinner
• Missing the Choco Taco? This Kansas City spot might have your fix. Meet the Tiki Choco
• Kansas City summers could be as hot as 125 degrees in the next 30 years, study finds
• Once hailed by Royals for his ‘upside,’ pitcher is now most-traded player in MLB history
• Woman crawls through sunroof to rescue kids from hot car parked at Walmart, cops say
• 77-year-old man falls to his death when drawbridge begins to rise, Wisconsin police say
• Four Kansas counties complete abortion recount with minimal vote count changes
• Kansas Gov. Kelly says abortion vote recount ‘inconsequential’ to election confidence
• Mom preps son for school year with active shooter quiz, bulletproof backpack in TikTok
• Eastern Jackson County reports first monkeypox case, health officials announce
• Former school bus supervisor sought out oral sex with child, Independence police say
• Missouri man faces federal charges of threatening Arizona election official by phone
• University of Missouri-Kansas City to offer in-state tuition for out-of-state residents
• Kansas City things to do: Charlie Parker event, ‘Maya,’ Ethnic Enrichment Festival
• You could have a better chance of seeing Northern Lights than usual. What to know
• It’s a good thing Patrick Mahomes isn’t making news at KC Chiefs training camp: podcast
• Live today: We discuss the Kansas City Chiefs with just one camp practice remaining
• Kansas City-area gynecologist who dated patient for 2 years loses medical license
• Royals’ Vinnie Pasquantino: ‘We’re tired of getting called fun ... we want to win games’
• $175 million isn’t chump change. Kansas City can’t rush vote on housing, project bonds
• KC Chiefs’ Mecole Hardman, Chris Jones leave Wednesday’s camp practice with injuries
• Kansas City Mayor Lucas sues Missouri over law requiring city to spend more on police
• KC Chiefs’ Butker wants shot at 70-yard FG: ‘I feel like I have the distance for it’
• Official said Wyandotte County would overhaul this spending policy days before KBI search
• Details revealed as ethics complaint is dropped for Kansas City mayor, council members
• Five Kansas City Chiefs make CBS Sports’ ranking of the NFL’s top 100 players
• Wounded taxi driver trades gunfire with motorist in road rage shooting, MO cops say
• Guardians catcher rips umpires after loss: ‘There’s no accountability on their part’
• KCK utility’s worker residency probes cost nearly $400K, raise discrimination concerns
• Ethnic Enrichment Festival is back at Swope Park. What food & performances to check out
• I help Missouri prison inmates who are ill. They deserve grace — and a second chance
• Development firm wins historic restoration award for old church with ‘good bones’
• Testing finds record-setting shortnose gar wasn’t as it seemed, Missouri officials say
• Grandchild of Westboro founder began anew in Kansas City. Then their identity was stolen
• Retirement on horizon? Tips from new retiree include considering inflation, Medicare
• Kansas Jayhawks football coaches say kickoff, punt return teams are in good hands
• Rankings have KU Jayhawks’ Gradey Dick contending for Big 12’s top incoming freshman
• Kansas City Royals’ run-scoring drought hits 26 innings as Twins sweep series
• Kansas City Royals’ MJ Melendez sends prayers to injured Little Leaguer from Utah
• Kansas City Royals move Brad Keller from the starting rotation to the bullpen
• Kansas City Royals’ hitters handcuffed by Twins’ Sonny Gray in 9-0 loss at Minnesota
• Kansas City area health code violations: Twin City Tavern, Kin Lin, Dave & Buster’s