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August 1, 2023

• Pro-Trump Kansas and Missouri senators don’t have much choice but to stick with him | Opinion
• Man shot multiple times, found lying on ground at a Raytown apartment complex
• ‘She was coming home’: Family grieves Colorado woman killed, left in Kansas City woods
• 3 injured after train crashes into semi truck at Cass County crossing, according to police
• Kansas City man spent 6 seconds in Capitol on Jan. 6. Now he’s charged with 4 crimes
• After Tuesday primary, here’s who will be on ballot for Wyandotte County commission seats
• Doc Sadler is back on KU Jayhawks’ men’s basketball coaching staff, this time as analyst
• Woman suing Olathe school district and man endorsed by Democrats win primary election
• ‘Serious harm:’ Platte County schools sued by ACLU over transgender bathroom policy
• Sporting KC faced a unique atmosphere in Leagues Cup win over Chivas Guadalajara
• Coming to KC: Tim McGraw at T-Mobile; ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ single tickets on sale
• Dealing with debris from KC area storms? How to drop it off or get it picked up
• Baby ‘snot otters’ vanished from Indiana waterways decades ago. Now they’ve reappeared
• Firefighters respond to ‘head’ stuck in landscaping stone. It wasn’t what it seemed
• Kansas City Chiefs players are confident they could survive a zombie apocalypse
• Man hears growling in garage – and bear clamps down on his head, PA couple says
• KC Mayor Lucas proposes firearms restrictions to address guns ‘killing our community’
• Like KC-area boy, I was ‘disenrolled’ from Catholic school. But I never lost my faith | Opinion
• Man killed when shots fired into Kansas City home; two others inside at time of shooting
• Killer of 6-year-old girl is executed in Missouri despite ‘documented’ mental illness
• Google Street View car evades police at 100 mph, crashes into creek, Indiana cops say
• Johnson County election results make it clear: Affordable housing divides this city
• Teen found stabbed was lured to his death, Illinois cops say. ‘At a loss for words’
• Thousands remain without power after storms rumbled through Kansas City. Here’s the latest
• Unsecured loads on trucks are a menace on KC area highways. Here’s how to stay safe
• You might be recycling your beer can carriers wrong. Here’s how to do it right in KC
• 5-year-old seriously hurt after mishap in horse race at county fair, Illinois cops say
• After being traded by KC Royals, Nicky Lopez shares a sweet farewell message
• DeSantis plans high-dollar fundraisers in Kansas City area, Wichita amid campaign reboot
• Report says Missouri is one of the worst states in US for early education. Here’s why
• In a blow to neighbors, 110-year-old KC mansion moves one step closer to demolition
• Former MO Gov. Nixon responds to warnings from Democrats he’s helping Trump win in 2024
• Family can’t believe dad won Powerball prize. ‘My son bet me $100 that I was lying’
• Heavy rains from strong thunderstorms bring risk of flash flooding east of Kansas City
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes shares parenting lessons he learned from his mom and dad
• Two styles of Chiefs sideline caps have been released. KC fans really hate one of them
• Federal judge issues order in Boilermakers case, but control of union still unclear
• Johnson County restaurant at center of Jackson Mahomes criminal case closes for good
• Johnson County ice cream shop employing people with disabilities reveals 2nd location
• Here’s the focus of Kansas football as fall camp begins: ‘We know what we have to do’
• Kansas coach Lance Leipold: OL Joe Krause suspended from team after felony charge
• Jayhawks headed to Puerto Rico on Tuesday for start of weeklong hoops excursion
• Kansas City Royals beat New York Mets on ‘balk-off’ in 10th inning. Here’s how it went
• Royals trade Scott Barlow & Ryan Yarbrough right at trade deadline. Here’s the return
• Kansas City Royals acquire pitcher from Angels. Here’s what he brings to the roster
• After impressive freshman season, Mizzou wide receiver Luther Burden has a huge goal