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February 6, 2023

• Missouri to go forward with execution of Leonard Taylor, Gov. Parson says
• Leonard Taylor, set to be executed Tuesday, helped innocent man win freedom from MO prison
• ‘You will not break my spirit’: Leonard Taylor speaks out day before execution date
• Faith leaders have every right to weigh in on KC Public Schools’ next superintendent | Opinion
• What charges are on a KC Water bill? How to understand your bill and fix errors
• Did you recognize that skyline in ‘The Last of Us’? HBO drama features Kansas City
• Breaking down this Super Bowl with Joe Valerio, Philly guy + ex-Chiefs center: podcast
• Crews on scene to rescue person who fell into Shawnee Mission Lake in Lenexa
• KC Potato Girl’s dream comes true: Look who’s sending Chiefs viral fan to Super Bowl
• Recap: Kansas City Chiefs talk during Super Bowl Opening Night in Arizona
• White House briefed Missouri Gov. Parson, others on Chinese balloon after he complained
• What is vinyl chloride? Chemical aboard derailed Ohio train could produce toxic gas
• Deputy pulls drowning couple from frozen pond, but it’s too late, Illinois officials say
• Kansas City police seek help to find 13-year-old missing since Thursday
• Kansas Congressman Mann’s same-sex marriage opposition booed at first Lawrence town hall
• Bathroom stalls labeled ‘colored’ and ‘white’ in video. Missouri school investigating
• As Chiefs arrive for Super Bowl, it’s about right here, right now to make history
• Chiefs’ coaching staff reportedly had changes made to the team hotel in Arizona
• This KC restaurant took the cheesesteak off its menu — to replace it with ‘Chiefsteak’
• AMC Theatres will soon charge Kansas City moviegoers based on where they sit
• KC Mavericks update: Mavs settle for split on road trip, return home for pair of games
• Chiefs activate running back ahead of Super Bowl after putting Mecole Hardman on IR
• Kansas City police report one-month-old baby boy found, investigation continues
• KC Christian school lost donations after supporting LGBTQ rights. Now it’s closing
• Kansas bill would limit subpoena power of Ethics Commission amid ongoing investigation
• ‘My heart is broken.’ Family mourns 20-year-old fatally shot at sideshow in Kansas City
• Prairie Village leaders will vote to amend controversial affordable housing recommendations
• Donna Kelce won’t do Super Bowl coin-toss but says NFL made right choice for the honor
• Three teens killed when their car goes airborne, slams into tree, Missouri cops say
• Hikers stumble upon body in ‘rugged’ stretch of national forest, Arkansas officials say
• Man is upset he didn’t win Missouri jackpot — until he checks his numbers 2 days later
• KC Comets update: rookie Kazeem scores twice in 4th period of comeback win vs. Ambush
• Cash from bank heist tossed out of escape car after dye packs explode, feds say
• Former NBA star Rasheed Wallace, a Philadelphia native, will be rooting for Chiefs
• Kidnapped kids from Missouri are found a year later in Florida grocery store, cops say
• Pedestrian struck by 3 vehicles on Independence roadway Sunday has died, police say
• New tips sought in unsolved murder of teen in Johnson County home nearly 46 years ago
• Out of futility to perennial contention, Chiefs have reset Kansas City’s self-image
• Deep in storage in Kansas City’s Black Archives: Ku Klux Klan robes. Here’s why
• ‘Mandalorian’ actor Pedro Pascal plays a Chiefs fan in newest SNL parody commercial
• Kansas Jayhawks set date for ‘Spring Showcase’ football event. Here are the details
• Join The KC Star for a Twitter Spaces Q&A with Kansas athletic director Travis Goff
• Kansas Jayhawks, K-State Wildcats take small step back in updated AP Top 25 rankings
• Can KU find its footing against Big 12 leader Texas? A breakdown of the Longhorns...
• Texas Longhorns vs. KU Jayhawks on Big Monday: Probable starters, tipoff, TV, facts
• ‘I was blown away.’ KC-area development has brewery, Mexican place, coffee. Soon: BBQ