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June 2, 2023

• Watson Challenge Round 2 update: BV North, Lee’s Summit West grads are tied for 1st
• Golfers from KU, Wichita State among leaders after Round 1 of the Watson Challenge
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce signs with talent agency, but makes it clear what’s priority No. 1
• It’s already June? What you can see and do around Kansas City for First Friday weekend
• KCPD is giving out free steering wheel locks to prevent car theft. How you can get one
• Missing Chiefs superfan charged in bank robbery makes Kansas City’s ‘Most Wanted’ list
• Kansas City celebrates Juneteenth all month long, starting with a parade this weekend
• Stretch of I-70 in Kansas City area to shut down. Here’s what you need to know
• Six red wolves are born at South Dakota zoo. They’re as important as they are adorable
• Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid, Matt Nagy agree: Chiefs WR room possesses this strength
• The Chiefs want to ‘stay aggressive’ after this NFL rule change. Why that’s a mistake
• Pregnant bus driver saves kids before bus goes up in flames, Wisconsin reports say
• Umpire lost track of the count and missed a strikeout during Twins-Guardians game
• Finger pointing
• Scattered storms, summer-like conditions: Will KC’s weather pattern break this weekend?
• Special illuminated star will be hanging in broadcast booth during Royals game Friday
• Man, 24, has been located and is safe after going missing in Kansas City, police say
• Kobach decides against fighting Kelly line-item education veto that angered Republicans
• KC’s Nelson-Atkins and Bach Aria Soloists team up for ‘An Evening of Fierce Women’
• Jackson Mahomes’ attorney asks judge to seal several documents in sexual battery case
• Kansas City used car dealer, two others face federal gun, drug trafficking charges
• Breaking down new rules and newcomers with Kansas City Chiefs coordinators | Podcast
• 28-year-old KC man still missing a month after he disappeared, despite car being found
• ‘I owe it to her’: Family looks for answers, raises money for baby found dead in KC woods
• He hit lottery jackpot 9 years ago. Now ‘luckiest person in Michigan’ wins big again
• Safety Justin Reid says Chiefs are laser-focused on winning another Super Bowl
• Uber passenger is shot several times while riding in back of car, Michigan cops say
• 11 outdoorsy things to do in Johnson County this summer. (Yes, pickleball included)
• Are you outraged by the radicals in the Kansas Legislature, too? Use your voting power | Opinion
• Wrigley Field and Fenway Park are old, too. KC Royals should stay at Kauffman Stadium | Opinion
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes used behind-the-back toss to get Eric Stonestreet at Big Slick
• ‘KC feels like a hug’: Big Slick hosts, guests share excitement and a ‘friendly’ game
• Sure, Paul Rudd and Jason Sudeikis can play ball. But nothing like Patrick Mahomes
• Big Slick magic: KC Chiefs, Eric Stonestreet and magician wow Children’s Mercy kids
• $8,000 rent in KC? Take a look inside Three Light luxury apartment opening this fall
• ‘I persisted’: Former employee sued Kansas City for retaliation. A jury awarded her millions
• Guía de barbacoas en el área de Kansas City: Restaurantes de la A (Arthur Bryant’s) a la Z (Zarda)
• Localiza todas las esculturas de Parade of Hearts en Kansas City con este mapa interactivo
• Uno de los bares más prestigiosos del país está en... ¿el centro de Shawnee, Kansas?
• MO, KS were on $102.5M opioid treatment drug settlement. How much does each state get?
• Kansas Jayhawks Q&A: KJ Adams’ role, KU basketball roster and conference realignment
• Kansas AD Travis Goff shares update on Allen Fieldhouse, Memorial Stadium renovations
• KU Jayhawks’ all-time assists leader to join Houston Rockets coaching staff: report
• KU men’s basketball adds another preseason No. 1 ranking. Here’s the reason behind it
• Kansas City Royals name pitcher and player of the month. They both set records in May
• Big 12 to distribute record revenue in Brett Yormark’s first year as commissioner
• Grilled jerk pork. Beet hummus. Cocktails. European-style cafe opening in Kansas City
• Drought plus cold meant a deadly year for these trees. Here’s how to save the rest