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April 24, 2023

• ‘A great loss’: Johnson County father crushed by van built KC community for Kenyans
• Boston College’s Zay Flowers shares details from workout with Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes
• NFL executive says one running back prospect could make Chiefs even more formidable
• Lottery player thought email about winning top prize was a scam. Then she got a call
• Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly requests $10 million to help prepare KC area for World Cup
• Lottery player asks clerk to pick ticket and wins big. ‘I don’t think this is right’
• Tucker Carlson, Fox News’ most popular host, out at network
• Lottery player celebrated $100 win in Missouri — until taking a closer look at ticket
• Teen’s ear piercing gets his dad arrested at their Arkansas home, video shows
• ‘They’re not educating’: Missouri board closes Kansas City’s Genesis charter school
• Man killed roommate over rent money and watch in 2012, feds say. Now he’s been arrested
• 14-year-old contracts malaria in home country and dies in Iowa hospital, coach says
• Olathe police investigate after man is shot and injured amid disturbance with family
• Johnson County traffic alert: How U.S. 69 road construction will disrupt your commute
• These former KC-area players could hear names called at 2023 NFL Draft | Podcast
• Stunning ‘lone wolf’ spotted in Minnesota is a rare sight. Here’s why
• Missouri man who killed Wisconsin brothers over cattle deal gets 32 more years for fraud
• Fox booting Tucker Carlson is the best news conservatives have gotten in years | Opinion
• Kansas City lawyer joins Trump defense team for civil trial over rape claim by writer
• White House pushes back after Gov. Parson accuses Biden of politicizing Ralph Yarl shooting
• Person in custody after body found inside burning RV in Blue Springs, Missouri
• 18-year-old charged with murder in Raytown shooting that killed one Thursday evening
• ‘Unprecedented and extreme.’ Civil rights groups sue to block MO restrictions on trans care
• Kansas Gov. Kelly vetoes Republican plan for flat income tax, setting up override fight
• Kansas Gov. Kelly vetoes new work requirements for older adults on food assistance
• KS Gov. Kelly vetoes parental rights bill, bringing veto count to highest in at least 19 years
• Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoes human smuggling bill, citing Legislature’s rushed process
• Live jazz performances at KCI Airport welcome NFL Draft visitors to Kansas City
• Cool temps, widespread rain possible as Kansas City prepares for NFL Draft week
• Chiefs seven-round mock draft 4.0: Trade possibilities and a final Round 1 prediction
• Jonas Brothers will play at NFL Draft and promise to bring something new to KC
• During Missouri Hall of Fame speech, Lorenzo Cain says he’s proud to always be a Royal
• No umbrellas, chairs at NFL Draft Experience in KC. Here’s what is and isn’t allowed
• NFL Network looks back at day Chiefs drafted Patrick Mahomes and concerns people had
• Biggest NFL Draft stage ever took two weeks to build. Watch it go up in 90 seconds
• Missouri’s gender-affirming care rules start Thursday. What that means for KC patients
• After years of broken promises and setbacks, bank sues to foreclose on Mission Gateway
• ‘It needs to go.’ Demo begins on historic tower for $500M West Bottoms redevelopment
• KU’s Ochai Agbaji reflects on first season as NBA player in Utah Jazz exit interview
• Kansas City Royals’ Matt Duffy had an idea for helping a younger teammate through slump
• Heading to the NFL Draft? Here are 11 restaurants nearby that Kansas Citians love
• ‘You all will be missed!!’ Kansas City craft cocktail bar closing after nearly a decade