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May 12, 2023

• Kansas Democratic Gov. Kelly vetoes Republican-backed tax cut bill over ‘bad’ provisions
• Kansas Gov. Kelly vetoes sweeping restrictions on power of public health officials
• Need some last-minute Mother’s Day ideas? Here are a few things to do around Kansas City
• Kansas City Royals’ Michael Massey revived season by embracing lessons of early slump
• Kansas City Chiefs 2023 schedule loaded with prime-time appearances, marquee matchups
• On 40th anniversary of Pine Tar Game, George Brett remains proud of principled rampage
• Park University’s International Center for Music announces a new season ‘to celebrate’
• ‘It’s an amazing feeling’: KC designer creates looks for ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars’
• KCK activists call for investigation of police department after man killed by officer
• ‘We lost so much’: Family of teen stabbed at KC school objects to killer’s plea deal
• NFL considered one other opponent for Chiefs in season opener, says schedule-maker
• Hear from The Star’s new Royals writer, and a pine tar memory from George Brett | Podcast
• Jake Davis finding his way for Sporting KC in surprise role: ‘He competes for everything’
• ‘Ready to shoot no matter what’: Family sues Independence, officers over police shooting
• Chiefs schedule analysis: Best game, toughest stretch and most intriguing matchup
• Driver swerves around stopped school bus, hits and kills student, Wisconsin cops say
• Why the Kansas City Chiefs’ 2023 schedule is harder than you’ll hear it is
• Boy uses slingshot to shoot 17-year-old trying to kidnap his sister, Michigan cops say
• 74-year-old driver to stand trial for murder in death of Johnson County teen hit by car
• ‘This is a crisis’: Kansas voters, politicians want to reform US immigration. But how?
• Strawberry season is here, and these farms around Kansas City are ripe for picking now
• Striking TV and film writers aren’t multimillionaires. We just want to make a living | Opinion
• Strong to severe storms could produce hail, damaging winds, maybe a tornado in KC region
• 67-year-old man enters plea in decades-old murder of Johnson County man in 1985 cold case
• KC Current learned this lesson in loss to Angel City. They can prove it vs. San Diego
• Here is what KC coach Andy Reid had to say about the Chiefs’ 2023 schedule
• Chargers poke fun at KC fan Chiefsaholic in LA’s 2023 schedule release video
• Chiefs used quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ phone for 2023 schedule release video 
• Former KC Royals pitcher Brandon Finnegan and rest of KC Monarchs open season in Iowa
• Five-star 2023 forward Mackenzie Mgbako picks Indiana over KU. Where Jayhawks’ roster sits
• Kansas Jayhawks Q&A: Life for KU basketball after Ernest Udeh enters the portal
• Former KU forwards Mitch Lightfoot, Jamari Traylor, others comment on new era of hoops
• Giant furniture store opens in Johnson County with designer brands and a cafe
• New Johnson County gift shop and gallery mixes hats, scarves, paintings, sculpture
• New Johnson County wine, cheese & charcuterie bar has ‘lofty goals’: Best in the US?
• There are plenty of wrong ways to try to zap mosquitoes. Here are the ways that work