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August 23, 2024

• Harris, Obama share family stories different from millions of African Americans | Opinion
• Know what happened in Kansas City this week? Test your news knowledge with our quiz
• Community improvement districts a growing trend in KC, but they’re bad for taxpayers | Opinion
• French-style bakery, coffee shop plans new Johnson County location. 3 more in the works
• Former KCPD officer pleads not guilty in Northland Walmart shooting
• Kansas City man charged with murder in fatal gas station shooting that led to police chase
• I’m a Missouri grandma and a lifelong Republican. Here’s why I’m voting Kamala Harris | Opinion
• Whole police force quits on same day, Missouri officials say. ‘Privilege to serve you’
• Only a guilty man would have taken deal, says Missouri AG. Or one who wanted to live | Opinion
• Two bodies found amid rubble of home explosion outside Excelsior Springs
• From Park Hill to Kansas State to KC Chiefs, quite the ride for Randen Plattner
• WyCo Democrat Marvin Robinson, who promoted Quindaro Ruins but clashed with party, dies
• Mizzou was wrong to change the name of its welcome back event for Black students | Opinion
• Job growth slows in Kansas and Missouri, data shows. But there’s good news for workers
• Cleveland Guardians’ slump continues as Royals creep closer to the AL Central lead
• What we learned from Kansas City Chiefs’ 34-21 preseason loss to Chicago Bears
• Lee’s Summit school board member apologizes for “Redneck Lives Matter” table display
• Six pictures of Travis Kelce from Chiefs’ final preseason game against the Bears
• He makes jackets from trash & shorts from forks. Meet KC designer who styled A$AP Rocky
• Ex-officer charged in Northland Walmart shooting sued KCPD alleging excessive force
• Say goodbye to the nice, cool weather, Kansas City. Here’s how hot it’s going to get
• KCI says it overcharged drivers for parking because of ‘glitch’. Did you pay too much?
• ‘Music is magic.’ Teacher marks 20 years as performing arts chair at William Jewell College
• Making the case for Kansas City Royals skipper Matt Quatraro as manager of year
• This honeysuckle isn’t so sweet: Efforts are ongoing to save forest in an Olathe park
• Clark Hunt’s youngest child is off to college. Wife Tavia Hunt shared a touching note
• State of Missouri nun’s body is ‘highly atypical,’ experts say. But is it saint-worthy?
• Man sues, accuses Johnson County DA of malicious prosecution after ‘glaring omission’
• Community crusaders are honored in the name of slain Civil Rights leader Leon Jordan
• This weekend is Barry Manilow’s last Kansas City concert. Here’s what fans should know
• Swifties prep KC for Taylor Swift’s ‘move-in day’ ... by dusting, vacuuming Plaza
• Bridge demolition to close this major Johnson County highway. Will it impact your weekend?
• Travis Kelce’s fashion choice before Chiefs game was subtle nod to Taylor Swift
• Chiefs make Creed Humphrey NFL’s highest-paid center with new deal. Here’s how much
• Chiefs report card after another loss: Thank goodness the preseason is over
• Five things that stood out about the Chiefs’ loss to the Bears in preseason finale
• ‘Salvy freaking Perez is in the backyard!’ Royals star joins kids’ Wiffle ball game
• This Kansas City Chiefs team has a flaw. It’s not major, but it’s not nothing, either
• Chiefs’ Carson Steele wows with ‘sick’ stiff arm move. Are alligator T-shirts next?
• With preseason over, here’s our projection for Kansas City Chiefs’ 53-player roster
• Missouri Republican lawmakers sue to block abortion rights amendment from ballot
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Kadarius Toney will always be part of Chiefs history, but time with team likely over
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Overland Park police officer resigns after being charged with battery against a child
• Messages show efforts to sway decision on ex-KC cop. Will governor give him clemency?
• College Football Playoff? Heisman candidate? Bold predictions for the Missouri Tigers
• Coming to KC stores: Johnson County man’s 125-year-old sauce, a secret family recipe
• Kansas City shop owners started out selling clothes. Now they’re slinging drinks
• That garden isn’t spent yet. Plant now for a fine harvest of lettuce, other veggies