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September 14, 2022

• Looming rail strike threatens Kansas, Missouri farmers. They’re on ‘pins and needles’
• Someone took a pet raccoon to a bar. Then all of North Dakota got a rabies warning
• ZIP by ZIP. Explore Kansas City from the air, one ZIP code at a time. Discover 66044
• What about that ‘vision thing’? Candidates for Kansas governor are stuck in the past
• Man dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound in Lenexa after hours-long standoff: Police
• KC Chiefs kicker Butker officially ruled out against Chargers. Here’s what that means
• Man killed after vehicle overturns and crashes in Johnson County, sheriff’s office says
• Teenager killed in Johnson County car crash was Blue Valley High School student
• Some can’t-miss storylines when KC Chiefs meet the L.A. Chargers: SportsBeat KC podcast
• Suspect vehicle overturned on I-49 during police chase: Cass County Sheriff’s Office
• Pedestrian dies at hospital after being struck by driver possibly blinded by sun in KCK
• Sun likely blinded driver of car that struck man crossing Kansas City, Kansas, street
• Without investigative journalism, Missouri boarding school would have kept on abusing
• After opening-week carnage for NFL survivor pool players, here are tips for Week 2
• Paul Rudd among the Chiefs fans who missed part of Sunday’s game when CBS cut away
• Amber Alert canceled; 12-year-old girl abducted from MO school determined to be safe
• Three teenagers shot in Kansas City, Kansas drive-by Wednesday afternoon: Police
• What the Vegas odds say about Kansas City Chiefs’ home opener vs. LA Chargers: betting
• Kansas’ GOP senators split on whether to support federal 15-week abortion ban
• Emails: Kelly staffer asked DCF secretary to draft letter immediately used by campaign
• These two police departments in the KC area had the most untested rape kits in Missouri
• NASCAR 2023 schedule again includes two race weekends at Kansas Speedway. Details here
• ‘Whole lot of risk’: MO will vote on convention that could write new state constitution
• Get in the KC Halloween spirit: West Bottoms haunted houses, pumpkin picking begin
• Missouri lawmakers weigh Gov. Parson’s proposed tax cut. Here are five things to know
• Jennifer Collier would shine as Kansas City Public Schools’ next superintendent
• Chiefs announce fan info, Dwayne Bowe will be drum leader for Chiefs-Chargers game
• How to watch Thursday night’s Chiefs-Chargers game on Amazon in KC, Wichita and beyond
• Hawley proposes select committee on ‘disastrous’ Afghanistan withdrawal
• NFL names KC Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes the AFC Offensive Player of the Week
• Diner took tips from servers to pay busser wages, feds say. Now it owes $1.35 million
• ‘Not chopped liver out there:’ Burden of proof remains on AFC West to displace Chiefs
• KC Chiefs vs. L.A. Chargers: Who has the edge? (blitzing Patrick Mahomes? Good luck)
• Amber Alert issued for 12-year-old girl taken by two women from Missouri middle school
• Worker steals unclaimed rewards to reap $393K in merchandise and gift cards, feds say
• KC Chiefs (and L.A. Chargers) players to watch: Skyy Moore and James, for starters
• Talk Chiefs-Chargers with us. We’re breaking down the AFC West showdown at 10 a.m.
• Here’s what the KC Chiefs must do to beat the L.A. Chargers in Thursday’s home opener
• It costs a fortune to go to Chiefs games. Team should reward KC with cheaper options
• Patrick Mahomes dominated the Chiefs opener. It won’t be that easy anymore. Here’s why
• 75 years of beer, bar jokes & celebrity sightings: The stories of Kelly’s Westport Inn
• Genetic testing at KC hospital has helped 1,000 kids get diagnosed with rare diseases
• Nearing Social Security age? Take these factors into account before signing up
• KC Royals handcuffed by Twins’ Joe Ryan, but avoid being no-hit with Bobby Witt double
• Kansas City area restaurant inspections: Gram & Dun, Sonic, Twin Peaks and more
• Kansas City area restaurant updates: New places for Mediterranean, Hawaiian, coffee