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July 5, 2023

• Darren Sproles says while playing at K-State he had extra motivation when facing KU
• How early can fans get to Arrowhead for Taylor Swift shows in KC? Parking lot info, rules
• Why Chris Jones should have some leverage in pursuit of new contract with Chiefs
• Gov. Kelly, Kansas Republicans offer dueling tax cut plans as revenue surpasses estimates
• Four people injured by celebratory gunfire on July Fourth in Kansas City, police say
• This Kansas City high school has several famous alumni. See how it changed in 115 years
• Taylor Swift merch truck is coming to Arrowhead. When KC fans can purchase Eras Tour gear
• Taylor Swift concerts will close some Kansas City roads this weekend. What to know
• Which surprise songs could Taylor Swift play in Kansas City? The Eras Tour visualized
• ‘Fireballs flying at me.’ Firework lands in crowd, sparking chaos, Michigan video shows
• Current, former Chiefs respond to report of NFL blaming players for slips at Super Bowl
• 9-year-old calls for help after her mom and siblings are shot dead, Missouri cops say
• Pedestrian critically injured following hit-and-run in Kansas City early Wednesday
• Rain comes to end after stormy night in KC; Another round of strong thunderstorms possible
• Block parties, spectacular fireworks: See how Kansas City celebrated Fourth of July
• As new contender enters MO Senate race, Kunce raises $1.2 million in effort to oust Hawley
• A high Jackson County property tax assessment doesn’t always mean high taxes. Here’s why
• Travis Kelce proves he’s above hateful GOP politicians trying to destroy Bud Light | Opinion
• Plans are ready to restore fire-damaged Satchel Paige home. But it will cost millions
• 36-year-old man identified as victim of an alleged murder-suicide in Johnson County
• Deputies investigate Independence Day hit-and-run in rural Cass County that left 1 dead
• What’s it take to execute Kansas City’s biggest fireworks show? Go behind the scenes
• 6-year-old boy jumps onto lily pad in Lake of the Ozarks and drowns, officials say
• See house for sale in Missouri that was made for July 4th. ‘Relax & shower in freedom’
• Man dead, teen injured following Fourth of July shooting near Kansas City gas station
• This week in Kansas City (besides Taylor Swift): Jazz Walk of Fame inducts two greats
• From children to professional cyclists, LS group hopes to ‘crank out’ food insecurity
• Apps let us parents keep tabs on their kids at summer camp. But is that healthy? | Opinion
• The Kansas City Royals question: Where will that stadium land? | Opinion cartoon
• Oiling up to bask in the sun? Only a deep dive can help her keep that mouth shut
• It’s never too soon: Take these tips and begin talking to your children about money
• One sport impacted all parks. Here’s why flexibility is key to Lenexa’s master plan
• Tortie and shepherd are in foster homes. Now the dynamic duo looking for permanence
• Buchanan County EMS director killed in Fourth of July ATV crash
• Helping tennis grow in the Kansas City area: ‘We want to make tennis look like America’
• Entangled eagles were locked by their wings and talons in lake, Minnesota cops say
• Man vanishes in lake swimming after his remote-control boat, Illinois cops say
• NFL Network analysts explain why Chiefs always peak in the second half of the season
• Thousands left without power as severe storms, 70 mph winds sweep across Kansas City
• Expert tips for Taylor Swift KC shows: The merch, the deals. And what if it rains?
• Wife ‘thought something bad’ happened — but her husband actually won big lottery prize
• Nobody made students take out loans. What happened to personal responsibility? | Opinion
• Which will the Supreme Court put first: abusers’ gun rights or women’s safety? | Opinion
• Josh Hawley rings in July 4 with fake quote with antisemitic, white nationalist roots | Opinion
• Executives of Johnson County health care company ran $1.9 billion fraud scheme, feds say
• KC Streetcar service remains suspended for second day as crews make track repairs
• Miles se quedan sin electricidad por tormentas y vientos de 70 mph en Kansas City
• 40 Missourians received clemency from Trump in Jan. 6 riot cases. Here’s who they are
• With just 4 tables and 1 cook, small-town Missouri restaurant serves up gourmet magic
• ‘So sad to see you go’: After 27 years, owners are selling Johnson County toy shop
• Kansas City area restaurants with health code violations: Wendy’s, Sawasdee Thai, more
• Jalon Daniels named Kansas’ first-ever Big 12 Preseason Offensive Player of the Year
• Former Kansas Jayhawks forward Jalen Wilson signs two-way contract with NBA’s Nets
• How the Kansas City Royals plan to replace Zack Greinke’s innings during injury absence