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September 27, 2023

• Former KC news anchor sang anthem in front of 70,000 Chiefs fans, and one Taylor Swift
• First lady Jill Biden pays homage to Harry Truman, references Taylor Swift during KC trip
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Kansas man charged in killing of woman whose body was found in rural Labette County
• After alleged shoplifter choked, second KCK shop worker stomped accomplice’s neck: Charges
• ‘We believe she is in danger:’ Kansas City police search for SUV in possible abduction
• In first game as Kansas City Chiefs return specialist, Montrell Washington impressed
• What’s the latest on Kansas City’s new Ferris wheel? Timeline to open, pricing and more
• Are Kansas City’s CVS pharmacists on strike again Wednesday? Here’s what we know
• KC mayor says police funding ballot question misled voters. High court hears arguments
• Lottery player uncovers ‘unbelievable’ prize in Michigan after getting text from friend
• Child welfare check turns violent as man opens fire on caseworkers, Nebraska cops say
• KC events: Beyonce and Dylan on the same night, but also BBQ, festivals, much more
• Worker who fell 50 feet to his death was given inaccurate safety info, feds say
• Is it illegal to park in front of another person’s home in Missouri or Kansas?
• FIFA officials this week visited KC, which still awaits key details of 2026 World Cup
• These KC Current rookies learned in Year 1 & could be cornerstones for the future
• Driver fleeing police crashes into vehicle, killing teen and 2 adults, Indiana cops say
• Woman couldn’t sleep, so she checks Missouri lottery numbers. ‘Thought I was dreaming’
• Week 5: Vote now for your Kansas City area high school football player of the week
• Dentist — a father of 5 — dies in crash driving home from work, Michigan family says
• Yodeling teen from Missouri gets 4-chair turn on ‘The Voice’ audition. ‘You could win’
• Jackson County mayor, accused of threatening alderman with a gun, ousted by impeachment
• Donald Trump can’t hide behind the First Amendment. Free speech isn’t license to lie | Opinion
• Did you know your humble two-by-four is a myth? It’s time for truth in lumbering | Opinion
• How Chiefs (and Andy Reid) hoodwinked Bears on Patrick Mahomes’ first TD pass
• Let’s count the many things to like in Chiefs’ Swift and decisive victory | Podcast
• Major interstate closes during Kansas City’s rush hour after truck crashes, spills asphalt
• Kansas City VA repeatedly sent out the wrong medical records to veterans, lawmaker says
• He made tails wag: A big-hearted man will be greatly missed by dogs and people alike
• For this professional worrier, it makes perfect sense that scents are now on the list
• A community legacy: Take a look at how artists honor city at Olathe Downtown Library
• Kearney swimmer hopes to leap from small Missouri HS team to 2024 Olympic Trials
• Being a mermaid was this KC area woman’s childhood dream. Now mermaids are her business
• Travis Kelce praises Taylor Swift for visit to Chiefs game, shares what his mom thought
• Chiefs’ win Sunday showed spike in female streaming NFL viewership over previous week
• Here’s the ‘getaway car’ Travis Kelce chose to whisk Taylor Swift away after Chiefs game
• Mizzou’s Brady Cook & Luther Burden have updated injury status. Will they play Saturday?
• Rock Chalk Film Room: Breaking down Cobee Bryant’s big hit & how KU’s offense thrives
• KU basketball makes final three for 4-star guard ... on same day as latest commitment
• What Bobby Witt & Royals must do to make club history (or avoid it) after Tigers loss
• A new Johnson County sports bar is opening soon. It’s ‘slightly more upscale’