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September 16, 2022

• Johnson County commissioners vote to recommend increase in sheriff’s deputy salaries
• Three injured in car crash on I-435 in Kansas City; traffic delays expected
• Is Ron DeSantis’ cruel Martha’s Vineyard stunt Derek Schmidt’s vision for Kansas?
• Brownback keeps inserting himself into Kansas abortion politics. Voters already spoke
• ‘Outraged’: Johnson County students walk out of class over transgender bathroom policy
• On Len Dawson’s beautiful and moving funeral and the lesson of the Chiefs’ icon’s life
• Visuals gallery: Kansas City Chiefs legend Len Dawson memorialized at public service
• Raccoon ‘owner’ arrested after setting off rabies scare in North Dakota bar, cops say
• Watch sci-fi become reality as hoverbike takes off in Michigan. ‘Out of Star Wars’
• Candidates in open seat race for Missouri auditor tout financial chops at forum 
• After Roger Golubski arrest, KCK mayor reverses position on police corruption probes
• Former U.S. attorney believes there are ‘many’ more victims of ex-cop Roger Golubski
• Five things that stood out in the Kansas City Chiefs’ thrilling win vs. LA Chargers
• Gritty KC Chiefs beat LA Chargers in red-bathed home opener at GEHA Field at Arrowhead
• In the mood for a movie? KC Underground Film Festival hosting two weeks of free screenings
• New middle school brings changes to LS students, including this win for high-schoolers
• These Kansas City streets will be closed ahead of Len Dawson’s funeral today
• Embracing the fighter
• Rookie Jaylen Watson’s 99-yard pick-6 dramatically increased Chiefs’ win probability
• Vote: Chiefs’ record is 2-0. How many wins do you think they’ll finish this season with?
• Ex-Missouri parole officer gets fine, supervision for letting boyfriend skip on warrant
• Alleged Kansas City gang members convicted in drug conspiracy: federal prosecutors
• I’m running for Congress as a liberal conservative because Missouri deserves change
• In driver shortage, KC-area district asks parents to get behind the school bus wheel
• Three numbers that mattered in Kansas City Chiefs’ 27-24 win vs. Los Angeles Chargers
• KC Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes shows off sidearm magic against LA Chargers
• Former Chiefs kicker believes Joey Bosa delivered a dirty hit on Patrick Mahomes
• Person hit and killed on I-70 in Kansas City after being sick, getting out of vehicle
• ‘He should pay’: Activists toast to ex-KCK cop Roger Golubski’s indictment
• KC Monarchs bow out of American Association playoffs with home loss to Fargo-Moorhead
• Jeff Bezos greets Chiefs fans at Arrowhead for Amazon’s first ‘Thursday Night Football’
• Don’t sleep on the Chiefs: Join the KC Star’s coverage team for midnight conversation
• Chiefs report card: Grades from tense home-opening AFC West showdown vs. L.A. Chargers
• Three high schoolers killed in crash during lunch break, Oklahoma officials say
• Christian boarding school in southern Missouri becomes third to close in recent months
• Podcast: How the Kansas City Chiefs used a pair of Watsons to defeat the LA Chargers
• Missouri AG Eric Schmitt a no-show at Senate candidate forum with rival Busch Valentine
• Search is on for the owner of a lost wedding ring. It was found in a 218,000-acre park
• Why the Chiefs’ win against the Chargers in KC will have long-lasting effects
• On Jaylen Watson’s journey from Wendy’s to 7th-round pick to starring vs. Chargers
• How revenge played a part in Kansas City Chiefs’ crucial TD catch vs. LA Chargers
• Vacant downtown KC office tower with controversial history will finally have new tenant
• KC Royals and Daniel Lynch fall victim to the home run as Twins complete the sweep
• Kansas Jayhawks to retire jerseys of volleyball greats Ainise Havili and Kelsie Payne
• Johnson County teen’s fentanyl death spurs bill to hold social media accountable
• Hello flash drought, goodbye fruit. Here’s why 2022 was a bad year for tomatoes in KC