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August 5, 2022

• Kansas moved my Olathe polling place without telling me. That hurt seniors especially
• Dana Chandler’s double murder conviction was reversed in 2018. Retrial begins in Topeka
• Dick Vermeil reflects on role of Carl Peterson, KC Chiefs in Hall of Fame NFL career
• ‘A huge shift.’ Election could bring historic diversity to Jackson County government
• 20-year-old trying to clear jam falls into recycling machine, killing him, feds say
• Former Kansas City Chiefs player is relieved to get back his lost Super Bowl IV ring
• How a lucky chair, and some whispers, have helped KC Chiefs rookie earn Mahomes’ trust
• There’s a lesson to learn from Eric Hosmer’s return to Kansas City to face the Royals
• Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall: Fight Wall Street banks with credit card fee competition
• Tax-free weekend, free backpacks and more: How to save on school supplies in Kansas City
• Maternal mortality in MO continues to raise alarm as board pushes for Medicaid expansion
• Down goes Greitens
• ‘Annoying and costly crime’: Prosecutor highlights crackdown on car part thefts in KC
• KCK man arrested in Jan. 6 riot after records show his cellphone was inside the Capitol
• Scott Wagner wins Clay County Commission seat; 3 other races advance to general election
• Man found guilty of murdering girlfriend in Independence apartment
• Daughter used dead mom’s ID, credit card — until brother reported it, Michigan cops say
• FBI task force arrests ‘person of interest’ in Overland Park gas station killing
• Carlos Dunlap wants all the snaps. Will the KC Chiefs accommodate him? A podcast ...
• Child critically injured after being ejected from pickup truck in KC crash on I-435
• Olathe schools boost security: All staff will wear button that can lock down building
• Second unlicensed Christian boarding school in Missouri closes, cites ‘health reasons’
• Planned Parenthood building set on fire after man calls abortion ‘genocide,’ feds say
• Woman dies at hospital after being stabbed multiple times in Raytown
• Woman killed in double shooting Thursday night in Kansas City, police say
• Kansas City man sentenced to 10 years in prison in conspiracy to make meth near school
• Facing accusations over transparency, Olathe school board to livestream public comments
• Biden promised to forgive some federal student loan debt. It’s time to follow through
• Live today: the latest Kansas City Chiefs training camp news and storylines. Join us!
• Eric Greitens lost the Missouri Senate primary. He won’t disappear from politics
• Crash kills 3 after car goes airborne over Missouri hill, cops say
• This KC awards show is quite the event: 1,000-plus guests, 300 nominees, a red carpet
• COVID cases down slightly in Kansas City, Johnson County drops to ‘low’ community level
• ‘Ongoing fight.’ What does Kansas’ strong vote for abortion rights mean for November?
• Planned Parenthood opened new KCK abortion clinic after Supreme Court ruling
• Former Kansas assistant men’s basketball coach Jerrance Howard leaves post at Texas
• Perez powers Kansas City Royals to 4-run inning to beat the Red Sox in series opener
• Johnson County spot was known for burgers. Now with a new restaurant, it’s hummus  
• Poisonous, tasty or invasive? Wade into the weeds that beautify our roadsides, fields
• ‘Shaking, shivering, and shoveling:’ Farmers’ Almanac predicts chilly Midwest winter