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September 3, 2023

• Man dies after he was found shot in Kansas City park area early Sunday, police say
• Hiker slips and falls off waterfall at Pennsylvania state park, rescuers say
• Here’s the latest on Chiefs’ availability of Kadarius Toney, L’Jarius Sneed vs. Detroit Lions
• KC actor enters ‘a whole new world’ with big part in Broadway tour of ‘Funny Girl’
• Lee’s Summit police investigate after body found Sunday in woods near Blue Springs Lake
• One-hundred hours, 200 innings: local group is seeking to break a lofty baseball record
• Ned Yost deflected credit for Royals’ 2015 World Series. Here’s why he deserves it
• Sporting KC get revenge with win over St. Louis City SC. More on Saturday’s comeback
• Motorcycle driver injured after being ejected in two-vehicle crash in Kansas City
• Family wanted: Alan is a sweet, caring and affectionate boy who loves to help others
• KC’s WWI Museum, and our book club, delve into the dawn of plastic surgery, prosthetics
• Kansas City has a dog overpopulation crisis. But be sure you’re ready before you adopt | Opinion
• ‘I feel like I’m back home’: Former Royals World Series champions on returning to KC
• How to choose the best Evergy rate plan for you — and other reader questions, answered
• This Labor Day, we can’t rebuild Kansas City infrastructure if government doesn’t act | Opinion
• Chris Jones still a Chiefs no-show: Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes weigh in as opener nears
• Kansas City Royals ran into an old nemesis Sunday: Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale
• Special night for the Kansas City Royals ends with loss to Boston Red Sox: Game recap
• Former Royals manager Ned Yost, 2015 World Series champ, inducted into KC Hall of Fame
• Why KU’s Travis Goff says he ‘probably couldn’t feel better’ about Big 12 in realignment
• Could KU and Arizona become men’s basketball rivals in revamped Big 12 Conference?
• After Kansas newspaper raid, Marion’s likely next mayor wants to fix town’s reputation