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September 27, 2022

• Which Kansas City-area high school football player had best performance this past week?
• Man charged in Cass County crash that left motorcyclist in critical condition
• Missouri farmers to get millions from new grant. The mission? Fight climate change
• Man convicted at trial of burglary, child endangerment in Leavenworth home invasion
• This 690-square-foot home for sale comes with, well, something very extra. Check it out
• McDonald’s new ‘adult’ meal boxes come with four-eyed figurines. When you can get one
• No victims found after active shooter reported at Chewy warehouse in Belton
• ‘Theft of someone’s spirit’: Rep. Cleaver warns against falling prey to deed fraud in KC
• NFL reportedly has possible backup stadium for Chiefs-Bucs if Hurricane Ian is issue
• Kansas City man, accused in two fatal shootings, charged in third: Prosecutors
• Police identify man who was fatally shot Monday afternoon in Kansas City
• More turmoil in Wyandotte County: Racial discrimination alleged in finance department
• Boy who biked through stop sign is hit by school superintendent, Missouri video shows
• Kansas City area Price Chopper employee allegedly filmed shopper in bathroom: Charges
• Will Mission Gateway project finally move forward? Residents can weigh in at meeting
• New judge will hear Missouri attorney general’s request to close Agape Boarding School
• 5-story fire escape climb delivers intruder to SWAT training session, Chicago cops say
• New Missouri judge sets hearing on closing of Agape Boarding School over reported abuse
• 83-year-old-woman shot passing out flyers for anti-abortion group, Michigan cops say
• Beck covers classic Neil Young song in ‘Sunday Night Football’ promo for Chiefs game
• Missouri Amendment 3 would clear many weed charges. What vote means for criminal justice
• Focus on the finish line, Kansas and Missouri. Foes of abortion rights will never stop
• Dad pocketed $124K of insurance money meant for son’s autism treatment, officials say
• Enough harm to Missouri teenagers: It’s long past time to close Agape Boarding School
• Only predominately white schools invited to roller rink event, Michigan district says
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• Week 3 KC Chiefs snap counts vs. Colts: What happened to Mecole Hardman and Skyy Moore?
• Man killed, 2-month-old girl critically injured in shooting Monday at Kansas City home
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, Buccaneers’ Tom Brady on their ‘Sunday Night Football’ clash
• NBC writer lists Chiefs’ Nick Bolton as one of his NFL defensive players of the week
• Hawley proposes allowing states to enforce federal immigration law, deport migrants
• Good read, great block ... and a loss of 3: Why this KC Chiefs run failed vs. Colts
• We don’t know when the next school shooting will happen. The time to act is yesterday
• Take a stroll through Volker: Indie books, drinks & dresses in the walkable heart of midtown
• Kansas City Royals’ home attendance dropped to lowest level since the 1970s this season
• Best-selling author and former Star columnist Posnanski talks Royals with us: podcast
• LIVE: Talk KC Royals with former Star columnist and best-selling author Joe Posnanski
• KU football coach Leipold not sweating undefeated Jayhawks’ omission in AP Top 25 poll
• Bill Self nursing a cracked tibia as KU Jayhawks hold first practice of 2022-23 season
• Attention, cheese lovers: Local dairy will open cafe with rooftop deck in Kansas City
• New Johnson County wine bar promises ‘customized experience’ and large grazing menu
• New week, tough opponent lets Mizzou Tigers look ahead and forget about nightmare loss
• Mizzou Tigers lose tackle to season-ending injury; Burden, Bailey also nursing injuries
• NYC mayor blasts Kansas saying it ‘doesn’t have a brand.’ The Sunflower State disagrees