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October 16, 2024

• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• This iconic stone castle sits in ruins off KC’s Vine Street. Here’s what it used to be
• Suspect arrested for break-in at Betty Rae’s Ice Cream in River Market: Kansas City police
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Classmates acted as ‘lookouts’ during teacher’s sex acts with student, Missouri cops say
• A rare, bright comet will be visible over Kansas City in the coming days. How to spot it
• Johnson County jury finds KCK man guilty of shooting police officer in 2020
• Imagine if drinking water quit flowing from the Missouri River to Kansas City taps | Opinion
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce shares what it’s like to mingle with world-famous celebrities
• Five things the Royals need to accomplish this offseason — and how they can do it
• U-Haul carrying firearms burglarized at Kansas City hotel while gun store employees slept
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes shares sweet story about his daughter and Taylor Swift
• Grandma convicted in death of 3-year-old whose body was decomposing in trash, cops say
• Reddy voices ‘respect’ for Kansas abortion vote in ad as Republican battles Rep. Davids
• Chiefs fans will have two chances to watch Travis Kelce on TV on Wednesday
• KC lacks key type of homeless shelter. How city staff get people out of camps into housing
• Coldest temperatures of the season bring frost & freeze warning to Kansas City metro
• This election isn’t about politics. It’s about Americans’ religion and ethics | Opinion
• Her love is infectious. Meet a spirited Lab/boxer mix at Melissa’s Second Chances
• New is pricey, so she’s trying to love old pieces that are ‘hate crime to good taste’
• In a club? Check out this ingenious way to get your group’s members the same book
• See ‘Big Boy,’ world’s largest steam locomotive, during stop at KC’s Union Station
• Wichita man pleads guilty to illegal gun possession at Chiefs Super Bowl rally shooting
• One dead in chemical explosion, fire at Excelsior Springs auto repair business
• 3-year-old killed in random stabbing outside Ohio store without security, lawsuit says
• Patrick Mahomes’ new Adidas line will benefit KC’s Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
• Substitute pins student to ground reenacting George Floyd murder, Minnesota school says
• Kansas City police investigate crash that critically injured motorcycle traffic officer
• Clark Hunt on why Chiefs ‘felt comfortable’ reuniting with player they once released
• 19-year-old mom and infant killed in head-on crash with tractor, Michigan cops say
• Following Oct. 9 shooting, Kansas City shuts down unlicensed Westport business
• Celebrities, games, cars: Here’s your guide to Planet Anime Kansas City at Bartle Hall
• A Hollywood fan visited KC’s newest haunted experience. You know her famous zip code
• The Kansas City Star’s endorsement in Missouri Amendment 3 vote on abortion rights | Opinion
• ‘There’s always another door to open up.’ Jazzy B’s draws crowds with barbecue, jazz
• Is that a ‘Quercus macrocarpa’ in the yard? Here’s how the humble oak got a cool name
• When could Missouri ban abortion under Amendment 3? ‘Fetal viability’ is the key term
• See the 100-year-old artifacts unearthed from time capsule at KC’s World War I Museum
• ‘Thief welfare’: After 2 break-ins, Betty Rae’s CEO spars on social media with KC mayor
• The Kansas City Star’s endorsement in Davids-Reddy race for Kansas’ 3rd District | Opinion
• Fact check: Will Missouri’s Amendment 3 enable sex trafficking? We examine the claims
• Mizzou bars two juveniles from campus after report of ‘abhorrent’ racist incidents 
• Death penalty under challenge in Kansas by man charged with murdering WyCo deputies
• KC’s growing Vodou community emerges from shadows to dispel religion’s misconceptions
• Dennis Gates’ hungry Mizzou Tigers hoops team has nowhere to go but up in 2024-25
• Oklahoma prep standout to visit for Late Night; Isaiah Denis cancels trip to KU
• Ice hockey, bowling … a zipline? Peek inside massive Johnson County sports complex
• New KC music venue aims to be ‘very alternative, everyone-is-welcome type of place’