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May 16, 2023

• Olathe school board member censured after he ‘yelled’ and ‘stormed out of a meeting’
• Missouri rapper admits having illegal guns, including one linked to KC shootings: feds
• MO AG Bailey withdraws rule banning gender-affirming care for trans adults, children
• Columbia officers under investigation for use of force to leave department, mayor says
• Kansas AG Kobach leads letter criticizing proposed Biden rule blocking trans sports bans
• World Cup 2026: Missouri, Kansas governors, team owners plan ‘major announcement’ in KC
• Teenager dies in hospital one week after he was shot: Kansas City police
• Grand jury indicts Topeka man caught in Kansas City FBI sting targeting sexual predators
• Jackson Mahomes allowed to contact 3 witnesses in sexual battery case in Johnson County
• Man sentenced to 51 months for fatal shooting at Overland Park vacation rental home
• Teen ‘joking’ around with gun fatally shoots his 16-year-old friend, Ohio cops say
• Lottery winner nearly throws ticket away — then scans it while at store for sandwich
• The signature dish at KC Italian restaurant is popular. I order something even better
• Dad finds accused sex predator hiding in 13-year-old daughter’s closet, Illinois cops say
• There’s ‘nothing more timid’ than a man watching porn, Josh Hawley says in ‘Manhood’ book
• Kansas State makes a bold statement with Chris Klieman’s new contract | Podcast
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes among 25 highest-paid athletes in the world, per Forbes study
• Liberals angry at news coverage of Kobach, Trump are just like right-wing book banners | Opinion
• KCPD chief vs. councilwoman: Ralph Yarl needs justice, not city officials infighting | Opinion
• Coming to KC: Mexican star Peso Pluma, ‘American Idol’ winner Fantasia, Lil Durk
• Photos: Jackson Mahomes’ first in person appearance in court for sexual battery case
• ‘Best block party ever.’ Neighbors wait to break bear’s fall as it’s coaxed from tree
• Sheriff’s office asks public for help finding missing 13-year-old boy in Jackson County
• Could Kansas City mansion be torn down, replaced with a high-rise? Neighbors fight back
• Jim Nantz: Other fans may not like it, but Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes are must-see TV
• If Peacock ends up streaming a Chiefs playoff game, it won’t affect viewers in KC
• A Kansas City man’s car was stolen. Then he was hit by a car while walking to the store
• 14-year-old charged with murder in fatal stabbing of Kansas City, Kansas teacher
• An off-duty Kansas City police officer saved a young boy’s life at Royals game
• Mike Tisius is a lot like me. Missouri, don’t kill him in yet another state murder | Opinion
• Krzyzewski heads college hoops-hall class, but for first time ceremony won’t be in KC
• ‘A safe place for hate and racism’: Olathe students protest, demand change in district
• Mushroom house for sale in Michigan is rare treat from famed architect. Take a look
• Eagles’ special-teams coach is still haunted by Kadarius Toney’s Super Bowl punt return
• Kansas City has a new professional basketball team. What to know about the KCrossover
• Man allegedly attacked housemates with hammer at Grandview home for ‘sense of revenge’
• Royals’ Brad Keller is walking batters at an abnormally high rate. So he’s changing this
• Nearly no-hit: Here’s how Kansas City Royals broke up Padres no hitter in eighth inning
• No. 1-ranked high school basketball player in class of 2024 includes KU on list of 6
• Former Mizzou, Santa Clara forward Parker Braun will transfer to KU basketball
• Kansas football lands former top-100 recruit from Auburn. Here’s what an expert thinks
• Frank Mason’s KU trophies are up for auction. He wants them back, but it’s complicated
• Sears store in Johnson County is closing, the last in Kansas City — and the region
• Kansas City pizza shop just opened its 5th area location. Now get ready for the 6th
• Pastry & coffee shop opens in JoCo near chain competition. Owner says his are better
• Dumplings, fried rice and furniture? Chinese restaurant & retail shop opens in JoCo