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September 2, 2022

• 46 Black-owned businesses to support in the Kansas City area
• Lee’s Summit man, 23, is charged with murder in his father’s shooting: prosecutors
• ‘Literally kidnapping’: Teens taken against their will to boarding schools across US
• A new COVID booster has CDC approval. Here’s when doses could get to Kansas City
• Sports betting in Kansas is the rage (hear that, Missouri?)... Check out our first bets
• This Kansas writer is building quite a ‘Kingdom’: Seven novels in five years
• Woman on sidewalk is killed when SUV jumps curb and drags her, Pennsylvania cops say
• Grandma accidentally shoots 4-year-old boy while unloading gun, Pennsylvania cops say
• COVID cases increase slightly in Kansas City. New bivalent boosters are arriving soon
• Royals’ Vinnie Pasquantino talks WBC and his bobblehead idea during YouTube interview
• With Democrats like these, why is anyone surprised Missouri is so deep red?
• Your chances of seeing Northern Lights are better this Labor Day weekend. What to know
• ‘Significant’ security changes made to SantaCaliGon Days after 3 teens, adult shot last year
• Shell casings from homicide this week in KC leads to murder charge in 2021 killing
• Northwest Missouri, Missouri State win on opening night of college football
• Here’s how KC Chiefs, fans paid tribute to Len Dawson at Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday
• ‘No. 1 on my list’: Kansas City Chiefs rookie focused on improving in this way
• Fundraiser started for newborn son, girlfriend of man killed in Jackson County car crash
• With sports betting legal in Kansas, here are some favorite wagers: SportsBeat podcast
• Dad’s new security camera records man peeping into girl’s bedroom, Oklahoma cops say
• ‘A sword against journalists.’ Schmitt’s office seeks emails of Mizzou fact checkers
• KC Royals assist in dyeing water gold in iconic fountain at the Country Club Plaza
• Former Royals speedster Terrance Gore is back in the majors, chasing a fourth ring
• How many Missourians tried to gamble in Kansas on first day of legal sports betting?
• Man dies in hospital of self-inflicted gunshot wound after Belton standoff: police
• Double homicide came after man bought gun from teens at Raytown gas station: authorities
• These Kansas City theaters have $3 movie tickets on Saturday
• KC Chiefs’ Mahomes, Kelce, Reid all have some notable milestones in reach this season
• Crash kills pedestrian in lane of traffic near Missouri 291 & U.S. 24 in Independence
• Wife of Kansas City man shot in his bed accused of first-degree murder: court records
• Small and mighty: This group awarded for boosting LS small businesses during pandemic
• Here’s why Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. may be poised for a strong finish to his rookie year
• KU Jayhawks football vs. Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles: Prediction, betting line, TV
• Combo guard McDowell sets decision date; KU hoops has prospect in town this weekend
• Owner decides to sell his Kansas City-area barbecue restaurant: ‘I work 16-hour days’
• Cubano sandwiches, empanadas, arepas. To-go South American eatery opens in Kansas City
• Planned Parenthood clinics in Kansas and Missouri are closing for a one week break
• Grades from Missouri Tigers’ victory over Louisiana Tech and looking ahead to K-State
• Missouri freshman Luther Burden lives up to promise in Tigers’ win over Louisiana Tech
• Best lawn ever? Take these easy steps for overseeding during ‘revival time’ this fall