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September 12, 2022

• An umpire accidentally assisted the Royals in getting a Tigers batter out on Sunday
• Amtrak cancels trains through Kansas City ahead of possible railroad strike
• Agape Boarding School should be shut down until Missouri knows the abuse has stopped
• Why hasn’t Kansas City police shooting panel met in 18 months? Here’s what KCPD says
• Johnson County school board might ban trans students from using bathrooms they choose
• Quick scouting report of the Chargers: Star receiver injured in LA’s win over Raiders
• In KC Chiefs’ romp over Cardinals, even Patrick Mahomes says KC defense ‘set the tempo’
• Kansas City father killed in weekend off-roading crash in Bourbon County, Kansas
• Trial set to begin for millionaire accused of gunning down lawyer at his Brookside home
• Mom lied to get drugs for her and her kids, then resold them in Missouri, feds say
• KC Chiefs vs. L.A. Chargers: Where, when, odds... and let the AFC West battles begin
• Kansas Democrats are still using Sam Brownback to drag down Republicans. Will it work?
• Chiefs’ Andy Reid secured special place in NFL history in Sunday’s game against Arizona
• Chiefs’ Justin Reid said he had no time to prepare before filling in for injured Butker
• ‘Kind and free spirit’: Mother of 5 killed in Excelsior Springs shooting is remembered
• Victim’s family ‘outraged’ over deal as ex-Chiefs assistant Reid pleads guilty in crash
• The Chargers hilariously trolled the Raiders on Twitter after beating them Sunday
• 2 students, driver hospitalized after school bus overturns Monday in Smithville
• Kevin Harvick has rough day at Kansas Speedway this time around, in Hollywood Casino 400
• KC metro high school football schedules: big weekend ahead for Missouri, Kansas teams
• Hunter sinks into mud up to his chest while trying to reach goose, Indiana officials say
• With bathrooms and pronouns, Gardner Edgerton schools should try a little kindness
• Speeding drivers, flawed road: Smithville school bus crashed on street with known hazards
• Lawyers spar as southwest Missouri judge again delays Agape Boarding School closing
• It’s a short week, but Kansas City Chiefs played long game in preparing for LA Chargers
• Harrison Butker, Trent McDuffie among 8 KC Chiefs on injury report for Chargers game
• Woman nearly throws her $1 million lottery ticket in trash at Missouri gas station
• Kansas City Chiefs’ opening victory quickly forgotten with Chargers on horizon: podcast
• Here’s what Kansas City Chiefs’ Dave Toub said about Justin Reid’s kicking range
• This Kansas City Chiefs rookie scored his 1st NFL TD. A locker-room phone call was next
• Wounded daughter crawls away to call 911 as dad fatally shoots mom, Michigan cops say
• Man gets job using Social Security number that wasn’t his, feds say. He’s prison-bound
• Dad uses generator to poison kids, killing son and sickening daughter, Illinois cops say
• Social services worker killed in work trip crash, MO officials say. ‘Tremendous heart’
• World record may have been set by man who chased a ‘large shape’ across Arkansas lake
• Missouri man who discussed taking firearms, knives to Capitol on Jan. 6 pleads guilty
• Homicide investigation underway following shooting Sunday in south Kansas City: police
• ‘He’s a dog’: How Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes is making KC forget about Tyreek Hill
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• Bill Self lauds KU football team: ‘I watched that game and know it wasn’t an upset’
• ‘Coach’ KJ Adams’ 30-&-over basketball team wins fantasy-camp title at Allen Fieldhouse
• Mizzou vs. Abilene Christian: Five things to know as Tigers lick wounds from last week