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September 6, 2022

• Cleveland player texts cousin after being robbed of double by Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. 
• Missouri man argues he had a ‘civic duty’ to enter Capitol, wants riot case dismissed
• Kansas City Monarchs, in the playoffs for 4th straight year, open postseason Wednesday
• Four shot, two fatally, in Kansas City’s Park Farms neighborhood Monday night: police
• One killed, one wounded in Kansas City shooting Monday evening: police
• Swimmer vanishes over Labor Day weekend, then is found dead, Missouri officials say
• Some Kansas City Chiefs rookies likely to be tested vs. Arizona Cardinals. Here’s why
• ‘Dangerous’ suspect was sought in Missouri. Sheriff believes they found his remains
• Teen Dunkin’ employees worked too late and too many hours, feds say. Franchisee fined
• McDonald’s brings back menu item not seen since the 1980s. Here’s when you can get it
• Two-minute scouting report of the Arizona Cardinals, the Chiefs’ first opponent of 2022
• Man drowns after exiting pontoon boat into Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri officials say
• Body of kidnapped teacher Eliza Fletcher found in Tennessee, police say
• How KC Chiefs’ Travis Kelce measures up to Gronk in a star tight ends tale of the tape
• Here’s one trend KC Chiefs and defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo will look to stop
• Lawrence police investigate after ‘credible’ threat against high school; no weapon found
• Woman making sandwich in minivan without seat belt critically injured in Kansas City crash
• Gunshot victim shows up at hospital while police investigate shooting in Kansas City
• Independence police investigate body found at James Bridger Middle School as suicide
• Alcohol played a factor in Gardner boat crash that injured two, officials say
• Missouri agency confirms at least 10 substantiated abuse cases at Agape Boarding School
• Former Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid to enter plea in crash that injured girl
• Kansas to receive $10 million over several years under deal with vaping company Juul
• CNN lists Kansas City as a top ‘underrated’ U.S. travel destination
• Judge says Fauci, Jean-Pierre have to turn over emails to social media companies to Schmitt
• Jackson County won’t accept Kansas City’s inmates at its new jail. Where can they go?
• Missouri has one of the lowest COVID vaccination rates in the US. Get your booster, KC
• Kansas Republican Schmidt wants to eliminate sales tax on diapers, feminine hygiene
• See this week’s high school football schedules for Missouri, Kansas teams in KC area
• Kliff Kingsbury tried to get Patrick Mahomes to return to Texas Tech for senior season
• Overland Park apartment building fire displaces 16 residents Tuesday morning
• Motorcyclist critically injured in crash after allegedly running past stop sign in KC
• ESPN analyst is expecting big things from Kansas City Chiefs’ offense in 2022 season
• He lost $6,000 on one game. Ex-gambler sees good and bad in Kansas’ new sports betting
• Wounded guard shoots, kills ax-wielding man at Chicago marijuana dispensary, cops say
• New players, no problem for KC Chiefs: how the present and future appear in good hands
• On the multitudes of KC Chiefs coach Andy Reid, a creature of habit who’s ever-evolving
• Sniper rifles, vaccines, a blighted hotel: How the KC area spent COVID relief money
• The case for Kansas City Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. as AL Rookie of the Year: podcast
• Kansas City Royals rally, but fall short in extra innings against the Guardians
• KC Royals rookie Drew Waters celebrates first homer, taking $100 from Zack Greinke
• Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. having a terrific season. Is it enough for AL Rookie of the Year?
• Kansas Jayhawks’ Lance Leipold on contract extension: ‘Very humbling and appreciated’
• KU Jayhawks vs. West Virginia Mountaineers: Five things to know entering Big 12 opener