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September 19, 2022

• Judge releases ex-KCK detective Roger Golubski from detention, citing health concerns
• Kansas fails to meet most foster care settlement benchmarks but agency touts progress
• Kansas is offering free COVID tests mailed to your home. Here’s how to get some
• Police investigate after man found dead in Kansas City apartment building Sunday
• Frustrated Mayor Lucas says KCPD board didn’t discuss new DOJ discrimination investigation
• High school football schedules for KC teams in Missouri and Kansas this week? Got ‘em
• Missouri AG says new abuse allegations at Agape school are ‘immediate’ safety concern
• Five people seriously injured after Blue Springs shooting believed to involve motorcycle clubs
• Two-minute scouting report of the KC Chiefs’ next opponent: Indianapolis Colts
• Things are so bad in Denver right now that fans helped the Broncos during Sunday’s game
• Hit-and-run highway crash involving truck, van, Winnebago leaves 1 dead in Kansas City
• Overheating car leads man to buy a Missouri lottery ticket — and it pays off big
• Shawnee police investigate apartment shooting that left woman, 24, dead Sunday evening
• Fire that displaced townhome resident in Lee’s Summit remains under investigation
• The Los Angeles Chargers’ plane was the first to arrive at the new KCI terminal
• Derek Schmidt wants Kansas to be more like Ron DeSantis’ Florida? Has he lost his mind?
• What to know about how the two ‘Monday Night Football’ games will work on ABC, ESPN
• Was suspension of KC Chiefs’ Willie Gay too harsh? Fans baffled by NFL punishment scale
• Missouri lawmakers renew push to legalize sports betting after Kansas wagering launch
• Kansas City and KCPD should welcome a federal probe of police employment practices
• Man shows off stolen guns to friend, who then turns him in for reward money, feds say
• Police identify man who got sick, left car and was fatally hit by multiple vehicles
• Substitute teacher raped a 14-year-old, Missouri police say. There may be more victims
• Kansas City was second hottest city in the U.S. Monday morning. More heat in forecast
• Police identify woman struck and killed by dump truck at Zona Rosa Shopping Center
• You don’t want to see this in your toilet, but Alabama cops have funny explanation
• A castle in Cleveland has a Rapunzel tower — and it’s affordable. See inside
• Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay suspended 4 games by NFL
• Juvenile pleads guilty to felony stemming from 19-year-old’s fatal shooting in Olathe
• KC Chiefs in wait-and-see mode with Harrison Butker. Here’s what Andy Reid said Monday
• Kansas City police now investigating Sunday’s suspicious death as a fatal shooting
• Trail of SpongeBob clothing leads to arrest of burglary suspect, Oklahoma police say
• Kansas City civil rights leaders ‘elated’ at DOJ probe of KCPD employment practices
• Police officer shoots at charging dog but hits partner instead, Michigan cops say
• DOJ investigating Kansas City police’s employment practices for racial discrimination
• ‘A huge impact’: Black KCPD officers see hope in new DOJ discrimination investigation
• ‘Hank,’ 2 assists and a tricky stare: How Kansas City Chiefs won this 3rd down vs. LA
• How workhorse KC Royals pitcher Brad Keller continues acclimating to life in bullpen
• Brewer Hicklen’s historic season highlights KC Royals’ minor-league award winners
• KU Jayhawks vs. Duke Blue Devils: Five things to know entering Saturday’s game
• Former KU guard Mykhailiuk agrees to one-year, partially guaranteed deal with Knicks
• New list names 50 ‘of our favorite restaurants in America.’ One is in Kansas City
• Missouri Tigers vs. Georgia Bulldogs will be an evening contest in Columbia on Oct. 1
• Missouri Tigers vs. Auburn Tigers: Where, when, odds, TV as MU seeks good start in SEC