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March 27, 2023

• Elvis slept here? Maybe. But now you can at Kansas City area’s new Elvis Retreat House
• The 2023 NFL Draft caps have been released and this time fans seem to like them
• Early morning fire at Overland Park apartment complex damages 20 cars, officials say
• Pro athletes can set good examples for our kids. Start with these Kansas City Royals | Opinion
• Courthouse in downtown Kansas City to light up in rainbow colors. Here’s why
• Miami roars back on Texas, Big 12’s Final Four streaks ends: Midwest Regional takeaways
• Kansas City voters to decide on adding local taxes for weed, short term rentals like Airbnbs
• Mavs closing in on ECHL playoff berth with 9 games remaining: KC Mavericks update
• Royals move up one spot in Forbes’ list of Major League Baseball team valuations
• New school superintendent in Kansas City area arrested on suspicion of drunken driving
• Kansas City pawn shop owner faces prison after admitting to $740K stolen items scheme
• ‘Blonde with a dog,’ guardian angels saved life of KC CEO. He’s trying to find them
• Bald eagles that tragically lost egg now welcome new eaglet, Minnesota video shows
• Relief pitcher Richard Lovelady expresses frustration after Royals option him to Omaha
• Lawsuit accuses top Missouri election official Ashcroft of illegally blocking ballot measure
• Slick roads from light snow to severe thunderstorms: KC could see wide variety of weather
• KC Comets clinch playoff spot, attendance crown as Leo the Legend hits career milestone
• Hey, Kansas City Chihuahua owners, Starlight could make your dog a star this summer
• Richard Sherman says Lamar Jackson contract impasse is fault of Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes
• Hunters looking for deer antlers find remains of man missing 5 years, Indiana cops say
• 15-year-old twins sexually assaulted by older sister’s boyfriend, Pennsylvania cops say
• KC area teacher punished and denied job for using gender-neutral pronouns: Lawsuit
• I-435 on Kansas City’s east side to be reduced to one lane overnight for bridge project
• Kansas City actor with major TV credentials will return home for his musical debut
• Kansas trash collector injured in explosion on the job. Bomb squad investigates
• Man uses shotgun to kill girlfriend, Oklahoma cops say. Her body was found days later
• Highway bridge in Kansas City, Kansas, declared unsafe and closed after inspection
• Woman forgets about Michigan lotto ticket for days, then realizes she’s ‘big winner’
• Police respond to false threats at several Kansas City-area schools Monday
• NCAA regional final weekend had it all, except a K-State victory: SportsBeat podcast
• Kansas Supreme Court will weigh abortion rights for first time since overturn of Roe
• Kansas Supreme Court appears unlikely to budge on state-level abortion rights after 2022 vote
• Kansas Bill of Rights is null and void when it comes to abortion, Kobach’s office says | Opinion
• For 5 days, KCPD didn’t alert public of missing 18-year-old. He was found dead Thursday
• Where is ‘ChiefsAholic’? Fan charged in bank robbery allegedly cut off ankle monitor
• KC area sex club operated outside of Jackson County laws. New ordinance cracks down
• Gay MO Republican faces another censure vote from Jackson County GOP over marriage amendment
• Family of 2-year-old killed by Joplin police officer in Kansas files civil rights lawsuit
• FBI report on Missouri hate crimes is sobering. But Kansas City knows this story well | Opinion
• Why the Kansas City Royals’ bullpen has most room for improvement — but with a caveat
• KC BBQ, Korean hot dogs, Mexican ice pops: New menu items for Royals opening at The K
• Spicy pepperoni. White broccoli. Kansas City pizza place opening 5th area location
• Names starting to surface regarding possible KU transfer targets in NCAA hoops portal
• Canes savor Final Four berth in KC after getting KO’d by KU in last year’s Elite Eight