Site Map | August 2024 | August 2

August 2, 2024

• Mom calls daughter to celebrate $3,000 lottery win. Daughter informs her it’s much more
• ‘Hollywood’ went to learn Chiefs playbook. Patrick Mahomes taught him something else
• Cat’s unique look leaves her ignored at Ohio shelter. Sweet Espresso needs a home
• North KC boil-water advisory continues as crews repair ruptured main
• Second man pleads guilty to illegal purchase of gun found at Chiefs rally mass shooting
• What view? Family vacation was never a breeze with kids, but it brought fine memories
• ‘Don’t want to die.’ 9-year-old dragged half-mile by accused drunk driver, officials say
• Granny Basketball Tournament begins in KC this weekend, with a good cause behind it
• These sportscasters want Taylor Swift to perform at Super Bowl. Swifties are worried
• Two of the best cheap eats in the US are at these Missouri restaurants. See where
• As a kid, this KC native moved to LA to pursue acting. Now he’s a Hollywood star
• Looking for the perfect photo backdrop? A sunny spot in Olathe offers the perfect op
• The NFL Top 100 is out ... and Patrick Mahomes wasn’t ranked top 3 (or even top QB)
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Kansas City police searching for missing 14-year-old, believed to be injured
• Grandview man, now 19, convicted in fatal 2022 shooting of Olathe teenager
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Supreme Court justice in KC to help adapt children’s book into musical for local theater
• Chiefs safety Bryan Cook goes jaw to jaw with Patrick Mahomes and couldn’t be happier
• Cooler weather likely in Kansas City. How long before summer’s scorching temps return?
• Battling cancer & bills, KC couple was ‘barely making ends meet.’ Local company stepped in
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce makes tight end history with 99 overall rating in Madden NFL 25
• How Chiefs are addressing the biggest challenges facing Xavier Worthy in Year 1
• Eric Schmitt: The Kansas City Council should undo green home construction standards | Opinion
• Village Presbyterian Church in Johnson County announces a joyful season of concerts
• Pat Contreras: I’d work to fight gridlock in Jefferson City for a better Kansas City | Opinion
• Tax relief for child care facilities on Missouri ballots: What to know about Amendment 1
• Police reported Independence family to state services a week before child’s fatal fall
• Primary elections are today. Here are 7 big races to watch in the Kansas City area
• Before he hit it big, Walt Disney was just a Kansas City paper boy. Take a look back
• Puppy with a mangled paw wants ‘nothing more than to be held,’ Ohio shelter says
• Family sues Kansas police agency over man’s death, challenges state’s strict bodycam laws
• MLBPA Youth Development Fund announces $2 million grant for Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
• In booming western Johnson County, commission race heats up over spending, property taxes
• Kansas City Royals tested one of their new arms in a high-leverage moment. It worked
• Has Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. joined MVP race? ‘He should be at the top of that list’
• KU, K-State make cut for the country’s consensus No. 1-rated high school hoops player
• Jayhawks embrace new offensive coordinator’s vision: QB sees ‘guys all over the field’
• Are your tomato plants in a sorry state? Here are the causes, and the solutions