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April 16, 2024

• What’s the difference between a KC tornado watch and a tornado warning? What to know
• A steak, a cocktail, an elegant space. Inside KC restaurant with a ‘higher standard’
• Conservatives have it right: Down with equity. Embrace equality of opportunity instead | Opinion
• Missouri, give sickle cell disease patients a better chance with new gene therapies | Opinion
• The KC Royals will hold a multiday celebration of 2014 ALCS team next month
• Mom was unconscious in backseat as 8-year-old drove her and toddler home, MO cops say
• ‘Unadulterated chaos.’ See why house for sale in Indiana has folks losing their minds
• KC pharmacist who diluted drugs to be released from prison. Victims want more charges
• ‘It is about being authentic’: After prison KC man started nonprofit to reach youth
• See inside historic YMCA in KCK transformed into apartments for older Kansas Citians
• Funeral in ‘sacred spaces’ for actor Cole Brings Plenty, found dead in Johnson County
• See NASCAR icon Tony Stewart’s ‘hidden estate’ for sale in Indiana — well, if you can
• Besieged by scandals and sex abuse allegations, IHOPKC to close, form new organization
• Dad accused of fatally shooting daughter tried to blame teen with autism, Ohio cops say
• 81-year-old shoots and kills Uber driver sent to his house by scammer, Ohio police say
• Deputy electrocuted while responding to crash, Indiana cops say. ‘Our heart is broken’
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes impressed by Taylor Swift’s work ethic, business acumen
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes is on cover of Time, talks about his place in GOAT discussion 
• Pedestrian hit, thrown into oncoming lanes of I-70 in KC hit-and-run crash
• Beloved car enthusiast found by parents shot and stabbed in garage, Minnesota cops say
• Severe weather possible as two rounds of thunderstorms sweep through Kansas City area
• Royals and Chiefs broke KC record with campaign spending on failed stadium tax vote
• Supreme Court seems open to tossing charge used to convict Capitol rioters from KS, MO
• Patrick Mahomes hadn’t run this play all year — until it helped Chiefs win Super Bowl
• Officer witnesses fatal shooting at gas station, then he fires back, Missouri cops say
• A plane leaving Kansas City was hit by lightning mid-flight. How often does that happen?
• In KC, second gentleman Doug Emhoff calls U.S. support of Israel’s security ‘ironclad’
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Bald eagle ‘likely hit by a car’ while hunting for food, Missouri officials say
• Strong, gusty winds remain after tornado watch, warning for Kansas City expire
• Thousands left without power after weather system rolls through Kansas City, winds remain
• ‘She was just blooming’: Community mourns 11-year-old girl shot and killed in KC home
• Missouri House passes stricter criminal penalties for people who traffic fentanyl
• Actor Henry Cavill weighed in on the state-line disagreement about the Chiefs
• KC Comets sweep Utica City, prep for MASL Eastern Conference Finals vs. Milwaukee
• Pedestrian killed after being struck by large SUV while crossing northbound I-435 in KC
• MO House speaker’s actions ‘substantially impair’ public confidence, rejected report says
• Raymore approves deal that will block proposed KC landfill if it holds. Here’s how
• Kansas Gov. Kelly’s ‘gut sense’ says recent tax proposal too expensive, unsustainable
• Couple duped in ‘very unusual’ gold bar scam loses $115,000, Nebraska cops say
• 11-year-old girl has permanent brain damage from meal at ‘dirty’ Wendy’s, lawsuit says
• Whitey Herzog, manager who led Royals to first division titles, dies at 92
• Kansas City Royals game vs. Chicago White Sox postponed. Here’s the makeup plan
• Former Royals player accused of staging car accident for insurance purposes
• Why the Kansas City Royals’ Windy City opener was a breeze vs. Chicago White Sox
• Chocolate shop owned by mother and daughter opening next to this KC coffee place
• Bobby Pettiford, a member of KU’s 2022 NCAA title team, announces transfer destination
• Kansas Jayhawks’ Taiyanna Jackson selected in Monday’s Round 2 of 2024 WNBA Draft
• Former KU, Schlagle High guard Tyon Grant-Foster declares for 2024 NBA Draft
• How many Missouri Tigers could be selected in NFL Draft? Perhaps a record number