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February 22, 2023

• Artificial intelligence has come to Missouri classrooms. Teachers have a new frontier | Opinion
• KS Senate tries again to ban telemedicine abortion, despite August vote and court order
• MO Republican wants Jackson County to refund fines for COVID-19 mask mandate violations
• Mickey Mouse and friends on skates at T-Mobile Center, plus Broadway sensation ‘Six’
• Kelly, Davids endorse candidate for KS Democratic Party chair. Their pick faces a lawsuit
• Don’t itemize? Giving back to charities in Kansas, Missouri may still reduce tax bill
• This Chiefs’ Super Bowl run had unique starting point: Andy Reid’s 1st full-time job
• With 3 kids, the ‘lasting’ impression similar, but not at all the same for this mom
• ‘I get to meet cool people in town.’ LS man aims to link neighbors through podcast
• Karaoke to cooking: These new adaptive programs in Shawnee emphasize social factor
• A common language: After a 40-year pause, he’s wobbling back out on the dance floor
• New scholarship honors the memory of late KC Star opinion editor Michael Lindenberger
• Video shows Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes is back training, just 10 days after Super Bowl
• Yes, some NFL pundits didn’t believe in the Chiefs this season. Here’s what they said
• High schooler is fatally shot while offering two teens a ride home, Michigan cops say
• Dog attacks and kills its owner’s 58-year-old mom in Ohio backyard, police say
• Eagles receiver A.J. Brown caused a minor stir by wearing a Royals cap on podcast
• Actor Henry Winkler was thrilled by Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory, says he’s coming to KC
• The tale (or tail) of 3 pets: In the end, dogs and cat want nothing more than love
• Gas station clerk picks scratch-off for Missouri woman. She ‘almost cried’ at winnings
• One shot and killed Tuesday in Kansas City’s Ivanhoe Northeast neighborhood: Police
• Strong to severe thunderstorms possible as rain rolls through the Kansas City area
• ‘I’m going bankrupt $10 at a time.’ Weary shopper tired of being gouged by businesses
• Missouri lawmakers weigh sports betting bills. Will gas station slots tank legalization?
• Homicide investigation opened for woman found dead near vacant Kansas City car wash
• Netflix promises ‘unprecedented access’ to Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes in new docuseries
• Peter Vermes signs extension with Sporting KC — after declining interview with USMNT
• ‘Hold your heart open’: Kansas City mourns police officer killed in on-duty crash
• Cheesesteaks, art, elephants in Chiefs gear: How KC’s Super Bowl wagers with Philly ended
• Did Platte County deputy assault Park Hill father? We have only one side of the video | Opinion
• KCATA rejects incentives for Midtown apartments after opposition from tenants, schools
• Reparations in KC? 7 Black, Indigenous, white Kansas Citians share what it means to them
• You have one week left to visit Kansas City’s Negro Leagues Baseball Museum for free
• Sporting KC’s retooled Fontas/Voloder backline could be a good one, given some time
• Man arrested for Johnson County GameStop robbery after employees allegedly tied up
• Former owners of neglected Kansas City apartments no longer on local nonprofit board
• What to expect from Sporting KC as MLS season begins Saturday: SportsBeat KC podcast
• Biden once again nominates Cleaver’s son-in-law to federal bench. This time for a lower court
• Teen posing with prop gun says he ‘can’t wait’ for high school to blow up, IL cops say
• Missouri state employees will see pay bump under bill headed to Gov. Parson’s desk
• Wings restaurant was fraudulently funded with COVID loan money in Missouri, feds say
• KS offers families $1,000 grant to address learning loss during pandemic. How can you apply?
• P!nk adds a second night in Kansas City this fall. Here’s how to get tickets this week
• Kansas House passes bill allowing for anonymous surrender of newborns in safety devices
• How does KU basketball win Big 12 championship? A closer look at conference standings
• Will KU open 2023 NCAA Tournament in Des Moines? Is there a shot at KC for Jayhawks?
• Celebrity-owned Wahlburgers closes Olathe location. Here’s where else you can find it
• Kansas City area restaurants with health code violations: Sushi Mido, ABC Cafe, more
• Kansas ranks in top 5 for wind power in the US. What’s ahead for renewable energy?