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May 29, 2024

• This Kansas city is one of the best places in the nation to raise a family, study says
• Man pleads guilty to 2021 murder in Overland Park shooting that killed 35-year-old
• ‘Obvious colluding.’ Ashcroft’s campaign for Missouri governor faces ethics complaint
• White House staffers hoping Taylor Swift joins Chiefs when they visit on Friday
• Chiefs rookie Jared Wiley has made good impression on Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce addresses rumors he’ll appear in movie ‘Happy Gilmore 2’
• This week in Kansas City: Juneteenth kickoff, Big Slick, Margaret Cho, multiple fairs
• Kansas City firefighters rescue man suspended upside down in tree, dangling by foot
• Officer fatally shoots small blind, deaf dog walking away with tail wagging, suit says
• Missing 92-year-old man found in submerged car in Mississippi river, Illinois cops say
• Looming showers, thunderstorms to disrupt streak of pleasant, quiet days in Kansas City
• Kansas City could bring back red light cameras to ticket drivers. Why did it stop?
• Boilermakers’ ousted president stole millions from KC-based union, court filing alleges
• KC chef from ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ is using his culinary skills to unify community at home
• ‘It’s so freaking cute.’ Taylor Swift fans couldn’t grab this Chiefs cap fast enough
• 11-month-old tests positive for cocaine, Wisconsin cops say. Day care teacher arrested
• Catfish ‘the size of a 6th grader’ caught in Oklahoma. See angler’s massive catch
• For chefs and gourmands, A Thyme For Everything is a beloved Lee’s Summit destination
• At what age should parents stop helping their children move? (Asking for a friend.)
• Could he earn a merit badge for laziness? This father is determined to give it a try
• These are Missouri’s fastest growing cities. See how your area’s population is changing
• She was a loving, devoted mom to six pups. Can you give this well-trained dog a home?
• Poor dental health and poverty are related. Stronger teeth can lead to a better life | Opinion
• It’s kind to show up in court for a friend. But Missouri Rs in NY were still wrong | Opinion
• We need a farm bill that boosts farmers and the Earth, not Big Ag’s special interests | Opinion
• Man accused of dismembering pregnant sister said she was ‘no longer innocent,’ cops say
• Missouri and Kansas lawmakers leave loose gun laws unchanged after Chiefs rally shooting
• Royals fans were furious at Byron Buxton after Vinnie Pasquantino collision
• ‘Most people don’t know we exist’: KC area shop is one of last of its kind in America
• Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Eric Hosmer, ‘SNL’ stars set for biggest Big Slick ever
• Fatal shooting, chase and assaults: Payouts by KC police top $6.8 million in one year
• Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman accused of dog cruelty in Alabama: Report
• Home by 9? For Kansas City teens, these summer curfew rules are now in effect
• Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly calls special session for tax cuts. Here are details on when
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Power finally restored to thousands after weekend storms in KC. Here’s what caused delays
• The empowering story of a Kansas City teen mom who became a voice for Black reparations
• Kansas athletic director Travis Goff receives contract extension through 2031
• Kansas signee Flory Bidunga can’t wait to join Jayhawks: ‘I really love Bill Self’
• Kansas Jayhawks, Gonzaga recruiting highly-regarded combo guard from Upper Northwest
• Josh Gibson’s MLB inclusion means more stories to tell at Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
• Why KC Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino doesn’t blame Byron Buxton for injury
• Kansas City Royals face frustrating night in Minnesota. It’s their 3rd straight loss
• MLB will integrate Negro Leagues statistics into record books & new leaders emerge
• One of the 10 best new cocktail bars in US is in Johnson County, awards group says
• National chain closing another Kansas City store. Country Club Plaza exodus continues
• ‘Supercharged’ burger chain with boozy shakes opens in old Johnson County Red Robin