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February 15, 2024

• MO Supreme Court sets execution date for man, second lethal injection scheduled this year
• Jason Kander: Repealing this stupid law could drastically decrease US gun violence | Opinion
• As gunfire erupted at Union Station, couple helped kids, mom with baby get to safety
• The day after Kansas City shooting: Injuries rise, victim IDed, Union Station closed
• How many people were shot, injured at the Kansas City Chiefs’ rally mass shooting?
• How Andy Reid comforted frantic teen at Chiefs parade shooting. ‘Please breathe.’
• Don’t let Kansas repeat Texas’ disastrous war on women with its failed abortion ban | Opinion
• 21-year-old man tries enrolling at out-of-state high school to date student, cops say
• How to help after Kansas City rally shooting: Hospital and blood bank call for donations
• ‘It was bad.’ Leavenworth woman, family among victims shot at KC Chiefs Super Bowl rally
• After Chiefs rally shooting, Kansas City can heal with love, prayer — and real work | Opinion
• Chihuahua and postal worker capture the attention of millions with their daily routine
• School bus driver accused of driving drunk, going off road with 49 students, MN cops say
• Beginner’s luck led first-time lottery player to huge win. ‘Didn’t think it was real’
• Congress unlikely to act after Kansas City Chiefs rally shooting. ‘We have to decide’
• Terrifying moments after shots fired at end of Chiefs celebration captured in photos
• Biden says Kansas City Chiefs rally shooting should ‘shock us’ into action on gun violence
• Brittany Mahomes on shooting after Chiefs rally: ‘Super Bowl wins will never be the same’
• ‘When are we going to fix these gun laws?’ Chiefs players ask after KC shooting
• ‘World has gone to hell.’ Chiefs rally shooting leaves KC, NFL fans angry, heartbroken
• Child critically injured in Kansas City hit-and-run crash Wednesday: Police
• Police set up hotline for shooting at Chiefs Super Bowl rally that killed 1, injured 21
• Kansas father charged with murder in death of one-month-old baby in Franklin County
• ER nurse wishes she could’ve done more for parade victim. ‘It’s really eating me up.’
• KC area restaurants with health violations: The Big Biscuit, Grand Street Cafe, more
• John Elway admitted he’d rather not have given Lombardi Trophy to Chiefs
• Teen repeatedly stabs 14-year-old in neck, stomach and back in woods, PA officials say
• Travis Kelce says he is ‘heartbroken’ over shooting at Chiefs’ Super Bowl rally
• Mass shooting injures 9 children, ages 6 to 15, at Chiefs Super Bowl rally on Wednesday
• 1 dead, 2 critically injured in Kansas City car crash Wednesday: Police
• This week in KC: Mardi Gras isn’t over. Plus KC Ballet’s ‘Peter Pan,’ Peking Acrobats
• Fighting Kansas City’s crime rate means more police officers, not lesser penalties | Opinion
• ‘Unfair.’ MO Republicans weigh new criminal charges against people in country illegally
• A few thoughts about prayers after Kansas City Super Bowl parade’s mass shooting | Opinion
• Two teens remain in custody following mass shooting at Chiefs rally. Third released
• ‘We got shots fired:’ Audio captures chaotic moments of mass shooting at Chiefs rally
• ‘My sister got killed’: Brother details shooting death at Kansas City Chiefs rally
• Chiefs’ Trey Smith shares scene from inside Union Station after shooting began
• St. Agnes members gather to pray for students, mother hit by gunfire at KC Chiefs rally
• Minutes before Union Station gunfire, nearby KC shooting hurt two. Here’s what we know
• An American tragedy turns KC Chiefs’ parade into day of mourning in Kansas City
• NFL Films video shows Patrick Mahomes’ surprise at 49ers taking the ball in OT
• Mom, daughter killed leaving Drake concert as driver runs red light, Missouri cops say
• Girlfriend of Chiefs’ Mecole Hardman describes ‘sickening’ aftermath of KC shooting
• Chiefs Super Bowl rally shooting noted around the world, especially by World Cup fans
• ‘This world is broken,’ says angry Gracie Hunt after mass shooting at KC Chiefs rally
• Harrowing scenes after Chiefs rally shooting, kids front & center, should haunt us all
• Kansas City shooting updates: What we know day after 23 shot, 1 killed at Chiefs rally
• Man attends Chiefs’ rally to photograph celebration, captures shooting aftermath instead
• Road closures and where to find lost items after Kansas City Chiefs rally shooting
• Amid fury over KC shooting, Missouri Republicans move to quickly quash gun reform talk
• Parson blames ‘criminals, thugs’ for KC Chiefs rally shooting, makes no mention of guns
• Gladstone hired cop who left OP under cloud of suspicion. Now job with Gladstone is over
• Chiefs fan recounts how Jackson Mahomes helped a young child after shooting
• Buffalo Bills fans step up to help young victims of Chiefs’ Super Bowl rally shooting
• School made epileptic teen swim in P.E. despite warnings, suit says. Then she drowned
• How do we help our kids after Kansas City mass shooting? A UMKC psychologist gives tips
• Missouri GOP lawmakers spread debunked claim about Kansas City Chiefs rally shooting
• ‘Political games’: How Davids, GOP challengers are approaching border security deadlock
• ‘Something we prepare for.’ Children’s Mercy gives update on patients in rally shooting
• Number of victims in Kansas City Super Bowl rally shooting rises to 23, police say
• Dispute led to mass shooting at Super Bowl rally. Three juveniles detained: Police
• Kansas’ Bill Self speaks on shooting at Chiefs Super Bowl rally: ‘Awful, horrific’
• Kansas City Royals react to shooting at Chiefs Super Bowl rally: ‘Just terrible’
• Why Royals veterans, including Bobby Witt Jr., showed up early for spring training
• Kansas City shop moved to new spot 2 years ago. Now it’s closing, with 30% off deals
• Could Kansas basketball be at full strength vs. Oklahoma? Here’s the injury update