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October 18, 2024

• Travis Kelce usually ignores social-media criticism but he addressed one aspersion
• Community honors legacy of Iowa farmer by harvesting his crops after his tragic death
• I was always a conservative, but Josh Hawley’s absolutism ignores Missouri’s majority | Opinion
• This Kansas City Chiefs receiver has nothing but happy memories of games vs. 49ers
• The Kansas City Star’s endorsement in Douglas County district attorney race | Opinion
• How Chiefs are finding run-game success unlike any other NFL team: ‘It’s a mentality’
• He fired up Chiefs fans, Democrats. Now Lil Jon will launch KU hoops at Late Night
• If Kansas and Missouri keeps electing the same politicians, voters will stay unhappy | Opinion
• KC ‘revives’ overdose victims using AI in anti-fentanyl campaign. Will it aid prevention?
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Will KC Chiefs receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster play Sunday at 49ers? Reid weighs in
• More extreme conservative politics can only speed up Kansas’ long, slow decline | Opinion
• Lifetime made Xmas movie inspired by Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce romance: details
• Winter shelter, EV charging stations & more: How KC is spending its marijuana tax money
• Chiefs sent box of swag to third-grader in Florida whose class ‘drafted’ NFL teams
• Edwardsville needs new city buildings. Why officials say added tax won’t burden residents
• Worlds of Fun maintenance workers, administrators reach tentative agreement on contract
• In ‘shaken baby’ case, Texas Supreme Court spared an innocent man, for now | Opinion
• Patrick Mahomes’ longtime personal trainer evaluates the KC Chiefs’ superstar QB
• School bus driver fatally strikes 3-year-old girl, Michigan cops say. He’s charged
• Taylor Swift as part-owner of the Chiefs? Here’s what NFL’s Roger Goodell thinks
• Kansas high school wide receiver’s big moment earns Star Player of the Week
• We set out to diagnose the Chiefs’ red zone woes. Why our assumptions were wrong
• Man’s ‘lazy’ morning leads to a life-changing lottery win. ‘Couldn’t stop shaking’
• The Kansas City Star’s endorsement in Ozarks casino build and sheriff pension tax | Opinion
• Kansas, Missouri AGs renew push to restrict abortion drug after Supreme Court ruling
• Newly renovated, historic William Rockhill Nelson ‘clubhouse’ in KC for sale: $1.48M
• Man dies after attack by blunt object, according to Kansas City police
• The Kansas City Star’s endorsement in the Jackson County prosecutor election | Opinion
• This Missouri ballot question would ban ranked-choice voting in the state. What to know
• Will 2025 be the year Kansas green-lights medical marijuana? Here’s what to know
• Cowboy hats, chaps, horses on Broadway: the story of Kansas City’s first NFL team
• See photos from Allen Fieldhouse renovations ahead of 2024-25 KU basketball season
• New Kansas Jayhawks Q&A features KU football expectations + basketball rotation
• Kansas Jayhawks vs. Houston: Prediction, odds, TV for football game at Arrowhead
• From grocery store to kombucha lounge to, now, Kansas City’s first anime and gaming bar
• KC grocery store sought to make healthy food easier to access. It may be closing soon
• Who doesn’t love tunnels? Here’s why vegetable fans may look to them in the autumn