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May 11, 2023

• Kansas City could raise maximum pay for police after Missouri lawmakers pass bill
• Kansas GOP considers kicking minority, youth and women’s groups out of party leadership
• The latest ‘Ted Lasso’ episode includes a story about the Chiefs-Broncos rivalry
• High school teacher recorded using racist slur in Missouri class. ‘I can say the word’
• Chiefs to play NFL season opener and also on Christmas Day. Here are the opponents
• Sporting KC owners say replacing Peter Vermes not off table if woes continue | Podcast
• He worked in medical sales a few months ago. Now he’s trying to make the Chiefs’ roster
• The Zambezi Zinger coaster is about to open. Worlds of Fun announces when you can ride
• Kelly signs bill to reduce overdose deaths. Here’s what Democrats and GOP lawmakers said
• I was one of Kansas City’s Playboy Club bunnies, and we all loved Papa Carl DiCapo | Opinion
• Missourians would be banned from texting while driving under bill headed to Parson’s desk
• AFC is stocked with great QBs. Josh Allen says Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes is ‘clear No. 1’
• Will Missourians let go of power?
• Amaree’ya Henderson family lawyers call for transparency from KCK police, DA
• 75-year-old grandma wins big Iowa lottery prize and family can’t believe it. ‘No way!’
• Kansas City, let Medicare know our families need help to fight Alzheimer’s disease | Opinion
• 55-year-old KCK man identified as person killed in Tuesday shooting, police investigating
• Man charged with threatening Kansas City radio host Dana Wright. Now she’s speaking out
• The federal COVID-19 emergency order expires Thursday. What will change in Kansas City?
• Woman with autism reported missing from Kansas City since Thursday found safe: Police
• Jackson Mahomes ordered to appear in person next week in Johnson County court
• Kansas City police locate teen, infant reported missing since Wednesday afternoon
• Kansas and Missouri US senators’ debt ceiling threat is destructive and hypocritical | Opinion
• CNN’s Trump debacle was a depressing preview of what we’re all about to endure again | Opinion
• Lottery player sees he won big in email, but thought it was a scam. ‘I was shocked!’
• Wyandotte County DA Mark Dupree vows to act ‘accordingly’ in fatal KCK police shooting
• Kansas City, Kansas community rallies behind family of 6-year-old fatally shot in yard
• Sporting Kansas City exit Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup tourney with loss at Houston Dynamo
• Kansas’ new ATF gun crime center is nothing to celebrate. It’s a tragedy we need it | Opinion
• Kansas City, we have to make sure the next shooting like Ralph Yarl’s never happens | Opinion
• ‘Look at that beast.’ Giant snapping turtle called ‘Chonkosaurus’ spotted in Illinois
• Police offer reward for information in string of cable cuts in Kansas City area
• Rain shower, thunderstorm chances continue in KC area; severe weather holds off a day
• ‘Do I smile or do I cry?’ Detroit Lions fans on facing Chiefs in NFL’s season opener
• Kansas GOP says no to pacifism. In school shooting era, that’s a threat to students | Opinion
• The Royals and NASA had a funny Twitter exchange about broadcaster Rex Hudler
• Man stole about $35K in flooring from Home Depot, then sold it on Facebook, feds say
• Car found stuck in forest leads rescuers to body of missing grandma, Michigan cops say
• Schlitterbahn redevelopment plans add new arena, golf, museum, Margaritaville resort
• KU Jayhawks freshman Ernest Udeh will enter transfer portal, Bill Self confirms
• Hunter Dickinson mentioned role of NIL in transfer to KU. How does Bill Self view it?
• KC Royals got extra boost on ‘Back to School Day’ at The K. At least one player noticed
• Freddy Fermin’s 9th-inning bunt gives Kansas City Royals 1st home series win of 2023
• Kansas City Royals move regular-season game due to Chiefs 2023 home opener
• Kansas City Royals hammer Chicago White Sox in third game of series at Kauffman Stadium
• How KC Royals infielder Michael Massey snapped his homer drought with a 417-foot blast
• Chuck E. Cheese parent company opens ‘mature’ pizzeria in JoCo. Another coming to KC
• Baseball-themed deli opening in Johnson County with soup, pasta, chili, salads
• Kansas officials to consider legal settlement with business over COVID-19 restrictions