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April 14, 2023

• Kansas City, Kansas, fire chief who was criticized over safety, work culture resigns
• Juvenile shot after going to wrong Kansas City address to pick up siblings, police say
• Royals push beer sales back to get more money. That puts Kansas City fans at risk | Opinion
• ‘No wrongdoing’? KCK deserves details about disoriented police officer in viral video | Opinion
• Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announces he will not run for president in 2024
• Kansas ethics watchdog will have investigative powers curbed by new law signed by Kelly
• Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoes the first anti-abortion bill passed after 2022 vote
• ‘Prehistoric river monster’ caught by fisherman in kayak, Arkansas officials say
• Kansas City barbecue restaurant gives a first glimpse at the NFL Draft food scene
• A write-in candidate wins Kansas City school board seat after no one filed to run
• Abandoned mine’s fill material shifts — and creates nearby sinkhole, Michigan city says
• Kansas Jan. 6 case fuels national debate over release of Capitol Police security video
• Husband ordered to stay away from wife is now missing with family, Illinois cops say
• Body found in Kansas River was Kansas City, Kansas man reported missing weeks ago: Police
• Ramp to southbound I-35 on north side of Kansas City’s downtown loop to close next week
• Sporting KC’s rationale for its woeful start will soon expire. Results need to follow
• Missing woman found safe after Kansas City police searched, suspected foul play
• KC Royals gained some ground on 1st road trip. Will results at home follow? | Podcast
• 76-year-old motorcyclist dies in hospital after crash on Bruce R. Watkins Drive in KC
• KC Current sign defender Croix Soto to one-year deal amid injury crunch
• Chiefs bring back trusted receiver on 2-year deal. Here’s how the WR room looks now
• Couple was ‘in shock’ when they realized they won a big lottery jackpot in Michigan
• Woman arrested for running massage parlors that allegedly sold sex in Johnson County
• Stalker took off ankle monitor & killed KS woman. Did Johnson County fail to protect her?
• Woman stole her in-law’s life savings for down payment on a home in Montana, feds say
• KC-area school board president tried to install a candidate the voters just rejected | Opinion
• 1-year-old found dead in burning home in 2017, Illinois cops say. Mom now arrested
• One for the money
• Judge orders life plus 17 years for Kansas City man convicted of murder in wife’s killing
• After 20 years, she’ll be left with a field of memories, thanks to her 2 sporty kids
• Legislature to Kansans: Pay property taxes so Genesis Health Clubs doesn’t have to | Opinion
• Ex-Chiefs star Tamba Hali on mentoring George Karlaftis: ‘It’s humbling and rewarding’
• Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible in Kansas City area; snow also could fall
• Brothers charged with murder in shooting at Kansas City apartment complex near Swope Park
• I take the bus to get around Kansas City — and connect with people who aren’t like me | Opinion
• Jerry Moran and Sharice Davids listened to me: The US needs real immigration reform | Opinion
• Want a discount? Sign up for Merriam’s Turkey Creek Festival 5K Run/Walk by this date
• Here’s how Olathe phone booth brings comfort to those grieving loss of loved ones
• Kansas City bicyclist seriously hurt after crashing into truck on Truman Road: Police
• Your guide to all the free, family-friendly activities at Kansas City’s NFL Draft
• With no NHL or NBA on horizon for Kansas City, it’s time to appreciate what we do have
• As Josh Staumont joins bullpen, Royals map out a plan to get Dylan Coleman on track
• No. 1 NCAA transfer portal prospect Hunter Dickinson to visit KU basketball: report
• Kansas Jayhawks Q&A: Jalen Wilson in the NBA Draft and NCAA transfer portal targets
• New Japanese farmhouse restaurant in KC offers fresh farm products and high-end seafood
• ‘We want development.’ KCK approves new downtown project with hopes of revitalization
• Mizzou football loses 4-star, in-state defensive line commit, who is headed to Oregon
• What’s the difference between natives and nativars? Bees know, and now you can, too