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June 12, 2024

• Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin wasn’t impressed by video of Mizzou’s Eli Drinkwitz 
• With traffic deaths rising at record pace, KC to spend $4 million to make roads safer
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• ‘No skin in the game’: Judge dismisses Kobach effort to defeat Biden’s student loan plan
• Chiefs’ Andy Reid encourages his players to do charitable work with each other
• Driver leads cops on chase, says she was ‘showing them how fast the car was,’ cops say
• I like to test my knowledge at these trivia nights around Kansas City. Where do you go?
• Boy’s body found days after he was carried away by waves in Lake Erie, Ohio cops say
• Couple steals 25 cows, then makes thousands selling them at market, Oklahoma cops say
• Things To Do in Kansas City for Father’s Day
• Giant hail, damaging winds, and heavy rains possible in Kansas City area. Here’s when
• Ashcroft’s campaign for MO governor faces 2nd ethics complaint alleging illegal coordination
• Sporting Kansas City hit the reset button last season. Can it happen again? Podcast
• This week in Kansas City: Boulevardia and many more festivals, Monster Jam, Wanda Sykes
• Library offers youth a taste of ‘The Hunger Games’ through maps, archery, navigation
• From lounge lizard to Olympic athlete, meet characters who bring summer its warmth
• An alligator went missing from a KC middle school. What really happened? Who’s to blame?
• Eric Stonestreet wears an Exit 313 trucker hat. K-State fans turn it into a viral hit
• Kansas plan to lure Chiefs could include $1 billion bond backed by sports gambling funds
• House arrest denied for juvenile accused in fatal shooting of Kourtney Freeman, 11
• ‘Felons, Donald Trump should be an inspiration.’ So this Kansan’s running for Congress | Opinion
• Wagons loaded with gold and silver once rolled down the streets of this KCK neighborhood
• Kansas lawmakers building smaller tax cuts plan to ease Gov. Laura Kelly’s cost concerns
• Quinton Lucas isn’t ‘freaking out’ about losing Chiefs, Royals to Kansas. Should we? | Opinion
• House votes to hold Merrick Garland in contempt. Here’s how KS, MO voted
• ‘Came out of nowhere’: Man dies after June 2 stabbing on Kansas City’s Prospect Avenue
• Independence cop pleads guilty, accused of shoving man, shocking motorcyclist with Taser
• 2 dead in Warrensburg crash after 16-year-old falls asleep at the wheel: Highway patrol
• He prayed with man being executed in Missouri. What happened in the death chamber
• These KC warriors have survived 3 decapitations. Learn the history of the Plaza statues
• Man dies from gunshot wound 2 days after KC shooting near Swope Parkway: Police
• Coach attacks teen from behind and chokes him at Michigan school, security video shows
• Man gets trapped under steel at top of cellphone tower, Nebraska officials say
• KC Chiefs All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones delivers strong words, double birds
• ‘Miracle’ landing saves dad of 3 in fatal scaffold collapse, IL firm says. He’s suing
• Chiefs’ Skyy Moore — back from injury — shares hopes for 2024: ‘I need progression’
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce shares story of batting against ex-MLB pitcher Jon Lester
• Royals first baseman Nick Pratto’s solid relief outing Tuesday was no fluke
• Tragedy of Kansas City Chiefs’ Jim Tyrer shouldn’t keep him out of the Hall of Fame | Opinion
• ‘Don’t let it go to your head’: Descendants of US presidents bond at Truman museum
• Sendoff for U.S. Men’s Olympic Soccer Team kicks off summer of soccer in Kansas City
• She’ll happily purr the time away: Meet this lovable, playful kitty at Wayside Waifs
• Middle-of-night storms brought chaos to beloved tree. But Mother Nature had a lesson
• Tech support scams are a trend. Learn how to avoid them, find help if you’re a victim
• The Kansas City Royals are being tested by MLB’s best team, the Yankees: Game 2 recap
• Lawrence, Kansas chosen as potential base-camp location for 2026 FIFA World Cup
• This couple opening a Johnson County coffee shop promise a ‘modern and cozy’ feel
• This 15-year-old Johnson County brunch spot gets new name, new owners, a tweaked menu
• Barbecue and jazz? New restaurant is powered by Kansas City’s two famous traditions