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May 18, 2023

• Kansas faces OB-GYN shortage. Providers warn new laws could further strain maternity care
• Kansas Gov. Kelly signs education budget. In a test of her power, she vetoes one piece
• One reason why NHL to KC has an easier path than ever... and why one hurdle remains
• Missouri woman finds TikTok fame dancing and shaking her mommy belly — in leotards
• Their iPad filters off, Kansas Catholic third graders get a six-week lesson — in porn
• Store was closed — so lottery player bought ticket elsewhere. It won him the jackpot
• Wife mistakenly flushed diamond ring 13 years ago. Then wastewater crews see ‘sparkle’
• Josh Hawley is mad about presidential election interference? That’s his whole career | Opinion
• 39-year-old slips in Arkansas river and vanishes after being swept away, officials say
• Duo disguise overdosed woman in wheelchair, set house ablaze to hide body, IN cops say
• Coming to Big Slick: Kansas City’s ‘American Idol’ winner, a CNN star and King Arthur
• Parts of KC got trash carts years ago. Why is everyone else still putting bags on curbs?
• KC urban farm aims to save the planet. Neighbors call it a nuisance, city cracks down
• Kansas City rids restaurants and bars of red tape that was costly burden for workers
• Ambulance service failed in training driver before fatal crash in Kansas City: Lawsuit
• 2 arrested in fatal shooting of Kansas City, Kansas, 6-year-old; third suspect sought
• ‘City of Fountains’ theme among KC logos for World Cup 2026
• Former student sues closed Missouri boarding school alleging owner raped, impregnated her
• Kansas City Current fall to Racing Louisville in NWSL Challenge Cup match on the road
• Sporting Kansas City gets equalizer from Johnny Russell, leaves L.A. with tie vs. LAFC
• Clerks write 614 checks to themselves and steal $647,576 from Missouri city, feds say
• Dazzling vineyard hits the real estate market in an unexpected state. Take a look
• The end of the economy as we know it and they feel fine
• Angler ties sunfish record in Missouri — and credits ‘unexpected’ farm animal
• How FIFA World Cup 2026 and Kansas City can work for each other | Podcast
• 32 people died without families. Kansas City high school students help lay them to rest
• Getting KC prepped for World Cup 2026: Government, team officials outline broad plans
• Three people injured in shooting at Lee’s Summit park; shooter remains at-large
• Your Evergy bill may increase by 60% this summer. Here’s why, and what to do about it
• Woman stabbed to death while putting air in tire, Michigan cops say. ‘Just ruthless’
• Driver yelled racial slur at another driver before stabbing him, Michigan officials say
• Kansas City police seek help to find 35-year-old man missing since Tuesday
• Kansas City man charged in shooting at Lee’s Summit park where three were wounded
• KC man sentenced to prison for armed robbery of pizza delivery driver in Northland
• Chiefs seem to have a type at running back. This undrafted rookie is the latest example
• MO and KS lawmakers are spending millions on the World Cup in KC. Where’s it going? 
• Kansas City’s skies have been hazy this week. Where is the smoke coming from?
• Gender-affirming care is a personal need. Thanks for protecting it, Kansas City | Opinion
• Former Sporting KC star made a cameo appearance on new episode of ‘Ted Lasso’
• Travis Kelce doesn’t expect Chiefs to spend much time in Germany before Dolphins game
• The best dog-friendly restaurants and bars in Johnson County, according to my pup
• Former KU Jayhawks guard Kyle Cuffe Jr. chooses Syracuse as his transfer destination
• He didn’t plan on playing college football. Now he’s a pillar of KU’s tight ends room
• Here’s a look at how KU’s McCullar, Wilson and Dick are faring at the NBA Combine
• Scoop: Betty Rae’s Ice Cream in Kansas City has a new owner. He plans more locations
• Another Made In KC shop is coming to Johnson County, and it will be larger than most
• North Carolina’s Caleb Love is back in the transfer portal. Could he consider Mizzou?