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September 10, 2023

• Kansas City police say missing 70-year-old woman has been found
• Kansas statewide silver alert canceled after missing man with dementia is found
• Looking for fun September activities in the KC area? Check out these 4 free events
• Larry Jackson Jr., entrepreneur and creator of Black Visitor’s Guide to KC, dies at 76
• Sensitive and caring, Kirsten would love to join family with younger siblings in the home
• We 9/11 victim families still don’t have answers. The death penalty won’t fix that | Opinion
• Republicans and independents seeking to block Trump in 2024 are no ‘liberal group’ | Opinion
• Sporting KC fell to Inter Miami by a goal. This controversial play was the difference
• Ottawa, MNU and Saint Mary earn impressive college football wins. More KC-area scores
• Kansas schools fear Evergy rate hikes, higher bills will harm teacher recruitment
• Wendy’s rolls out new Frosty in time for fall. When can you get it?
• Prankster made a funny flyer for open Chiefs wide receiver tryouts after Thursday’s loss
• You can support our democracy, or you can support the party of Donald J. Trump | Opinion
• COVID-19 hospitalizations are climbing fast in the KC area. Is a new wave beginning?
• K-State holds steady, KU receives votes in college football season’s 3rd AP Top 25 poll
• Police investigate KC hit-and-run crash that left minibike driver in critical condition
• Overtime determines Hollywood Casino 400 winner in NASCAR playoffs at Kansas Speedway
• Bad luck strikes Truex, Wallace as race through NASCAR postseason continues in Kansas
• Johnson County votes progressive. But do our politics stop at our property lines? | Opinion
• Kansas City Royals lose 100th game. And this defeat at Toronto included some odd twists
• Kansas City Royals pitcher Brad Keller discusses role with club for season’s final days
• Mizzou football pushed by Middle Tennessee in Saturday’s win: Game recap & takeaways
• Mizzou football grades: Analysis of Missouri Tigers’ Game 2 win over Middle Tennessee
• Boutique community of ‘exceptional homes’ unites ‘urban accessibility, suburban comfort’
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