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June 22, 2023

• Forward-thinking new Kansas City Council has experience — and big challenges ahead | Opinion
• Don’t pretend the Titan sub tragedy isn’t a warning about why we need regulation | Opinion
• Kansas City is transforming into Swift City. Where fans can see the metro’s odes to Eras
• What Arrowhead’s rules mean for Swifties planning to ‘Taylor-gate’ at Kansas City shows
• You can still win free Taylor Swift tickets in Kansas City. How to enter new giveaway
• Sweet! Johnson County bakeries celebrate Taylor Swift’s KC concerts with these treats
• Let the games begin? Missouri AG warns of ticket scams ahead of Taylor Swift’s KC shows
• ‘My closest friend is a fish.’ TikToker documents unlikely bond made in Wisconsin lake
• Doomsday chic? Remodeled missile silo for sale has amenities you won’t find elsewhere
• Head-on collision on I-70 in downtown KC leaves two people with critical injuries
• Sky high Jackson County property valuation? Use these 3 tips to challenge your assessment
• Woman shoots two people inside of burning car in act of revenge, Missouri cops say
• ‘Crown jewel’: On the near-and-far ripples of the KC Current’s stadium project
• Should military bases help fund Kansas counties? This former US congressman thinks so | Opinion
• Hispanics scientists are making lifesaving strides. This drug law could set them back | Opinion
• Here’s to the Loyals, those long-suffering fans who keep Kansas City baseball going | Opinion
• 3 injured after driver fleeing Kansas City police pursuit strikes car at stoplight
• Kansas City man pleads guilty to fentanyl trafficking, federal gun crimes
• 2 Kansas City cops taken to hospital after patrol car crashes in downtown traffic
• 1 teenager killed, second injured in south Kansas City shooting Wednesday night: Police
• She admits she cursed out fellow Hickman Mills school board member. How can she lead? | Opinion
• Alan Pulido scores twice for Sporting KC. Here’s the good & bad from draw vs. Galaxy
• Months after devastating fire, Grimm Tattoo opens new shop in Kansas City’s West Bottoms
• MO attorney general agrees to hearing for woman imprisoned 42 years who claims innocence
• Did Olathe school board unfairly kick parent out of meeting? A jury could decide
• Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker announces she will not seek reelection
• Your Kansas City Star guide to 2023 NBA Draft: Live updates, analysis & pick tracker
• Former KU star Gradey Dick wears red suit inspired by Wizard of Oz to 2023 NBA Draft
• Royals fans loved how chill Vinnie Pasquantino looked in hospital bed after surgery
• ‘Cool-colored’ catfish caught in Missouri lake isn’t what it seems, officials say
• In addition to teaching, Travis Kelce says he’s learned a lot at Tight End University
• Groom dies soon after saying ‘I do’ at his wedding. ‘Never made it to the reception’
• Escape room’s ‘Submarine: Lost at Sea’ experience draws ire as submersible is missing
• Showers, thunderstorms return to Kansas City area. How storms will affect weekend plans
• Need a dinosaur? This Independence couple is selling the ultimate Jurassic yard art
• Chiefs players weren’t only ones to receive Super Bowl rings. Meet some of the others
• ESPN analyst thinks there is lingering friction between Bills’ Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs
• Peruvian charbroiled chicken eatery opening on site of a longtime Kansas City area BBQ
• This ‘dirty’ soda chain is bubbling up in the Kansas City area, opening six locations
• McDonald’s rarely opens new Kansas City area locations. This one just broke ground
• Dollar wings, loaded fries: JoCo’s ‘bar food meets soul’ eatery expands to Kansas City
• KU Jayhawks big man Hunter Dickinson can pass the ball: ‘He’s like a 7-2 point guard’
• Older than some NBA Draft hopefuls, KU’s Jalen Wilson ‘ready to step in and play’
• Why Zach Clemence chose to redshirt at Kansas instead of starting at UC Santa Barbara
• Kansas City Royals manager Matt Quatraro reflects on time with Tampa Bay Rays
• In new Mizzou Tigers podcast, we evaluate the QBs and Kobe Brown’s NBA Draft prospects
• Blurry shape spotted by fisherman in lake spurs 33-year-old mystery, Kansas cops say