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June 18, 2024

• Kansas, Missouri House Republicans voted to bring back pro-slavery, anti-US monument | Opinion
• Surprised by US Supreme Court’s abortion pill ruling? You can thank Kansas voters | Opinion
• Kansas income tax cuts are coming: Legislature passes deal between Kelly, GOP leaders
• As Chiefs, Royals seek votes for KS stadium financing, Gov. Kelly signals veto unlikely
• Black Independence families displaced in the 1960s deserve more than stone markers | Opinion
• DOJ report: Thousands of Missourians with mental health disabilities held against their will
• Man evading police vanishes in woods, then body found days later in river, WI cops say
• Blast brings down third and final arch of historic Buck O’Neil steel-truss Bridge
• Hypnotic great room found inside oddly shaped Wisconsin house for sale. Check it out
• Dad killed 2-month old while mom was in the hospital, officials say. He’s sentenced
• Independence parks employee headbutted, run over by dirt bikes: City manager
• Major Johnson County interchange to close for months as U.S. 69 expands, adds express lanes
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Super Bowl-champion KC Chiefs seek a three-peat; next up, training camp | Podcast
• MO unlikely to respond to Kansas plan to lure Chiefs before August, top lawmaker says
• Trump campaign asks a MO senator to help with debate prep. It’s not the one you think
• Author dedicates book to Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, who inspired her story
• Parents of young Swifties praise Chiefs’ Travis Kelce for taking time for photo
• See the video that played in Super Bowl ring box the Chiefs players received
• Why the Miami Heat boss has keen rooting interest in KC Chiefs’ quest for 3-peat
• Kansas City is getting a passport center. Here’s what it means for passport emergencies.
• Man tries to pay young boys for sex acts as he drives near school, Ohio cops say
• Which Kansas City area stores and offices are closed for the Juneteenth holiday?
• Dump truck strikes overhead sign on I-35 in JoCo. How long will it take to replace it?
• Court documents allege Britt Reid drove kids in car without breathalyzer, violating parole
• Cause of death released for Mizzou senior Riley Strain, confirming accidental death: Police
• From labor strikes to demolition, here’s the history of Kansas City’s Buck O’Neil Bridge
• Police search for suspect accused of shooting at Overland Park home from his car Monday
• Students don’t have to take on massive debt. The trades need workers and they pay well | Opinion
• Rescuer finds kitten in ‘unusual’ box, Ohio group says. ‘Precious special delivery’
• Heat, humidity continues across Kansas City area. Will rains affect Juneteenth celebrations?
• Chiefs gave Super Bowl rings to more than just players. Here are some who got one
• Overland Park’s Leanne Wong ‘looking forward’ to competing at USA Olympic Trials
• Missouri begins major expansion project on I-70. When and where will construction be?
• Dog helping boys grieve dad’s death is shot dead, family says. ‘Hope you find Daddy’
• Man fatally shot outside of Kansas City, Kansas home, according to police
• ‘Leap of faith’: Kansas lawmakers pass plan to win Chiefs, Royals with bonds for stadiums
• What will happen to the debris from Kansas City’s Buck O’Neil Bridge? We found out
• What’s next for Independence Towers residents after fire displaced dozens of units
• Former Kansas Jayhawks guard Christian Braun to conduct his ‘Champ Camp 2024’
• Former KU basketball guard Frank Mason III headlines Kansas Jayhawks’ TBT team
• Former KU guard Svi Mykhailiuk earns NBA championship as member of Boston Celtics
• State of Ohio’s ‘most talented’ prep hoops prospect since LeBron to visit Kansas
• This fast-food chain will close all but one KC area location, but remains ‘optimistic’
• Kansas City Italian restaurant once had several locations. The last one just closed
• Who can drink beer on a boat? Here’s what Kansas law says about boating and drinking