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August 7, 2024

• Urbavore Farm on Kansas City’s East Side is thriving small business worth saving | Opinion
• Off-duty cops singled out migrant day laborers and beat them while handcuffed, suit says
• Dad and son ‘try their luck’ at diamond park — and find second-largest gem this year
• Defense Secretary Austin revoking plea deals only deepens the grief of 9/11 families | Opinion
• Missouri tax commission orders values rolled back on 75% of Jackson County properties
• Kansas City church deacon suspended as diocese reviews St. Louis sex abuse lawsuit
• There’s a new blind soccer field in KC. It’s ‘empowering,’ ‘liberating’ & so much more
• Former Royals manager Mike Matheny shares story about his brush with death
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes still waiting for NFL to return his famous cracked helmet
• Chiefs star Travis Kelce’s Garage Beer will be on sale next week in Kansas City
• KC Current fans helped catch a raccoon that ran through stands at CPKC Stadium
• Woman tied up and tortured by boyfriend escapes with help from neighbor, MI cops say
• Police chief honors Fairway officer fatally shot 1 year ago. ‘We miss Jonah every day.’
• Taylor Swift shows in Vienna canceled over reported terrorist plot. Her fans reacted
• Ava Hunt, daughter of Chiefs CEO, recovers from surgery after “deep wound” on hiking trip
• A month after fire at Westport restaurant, police still are searching for arsonists
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Wasinger wins GOP primary for MO lieutenant governor, Brown secures Democratic nod
• Workers discover dead baby boy at recycling center, South Dakota cops say
• Parents out on bond in child’s fatal fall, as tenants seek to sue Independence Towers owner
• Why Chiefs’ Harrison Butker says he doesn’t regret words from May commencement speech
• Bobby Witt Jr. has answers not even Aaron Judge can supply. That separates Royals star
• Man charged in shooting of Ralph Yarl wants jurors, witnesses sequestered at trial
• What parts of Missouri voted for and against Kansas City police funding? See the map
• Gov. Parson’s cannabis executive order is a misguided war on Missouri’s hemp industry | Opinion
• Here’s what we’ll have our eyes on as KC Chiefs approach preseason opener | Podcast
• Can a drill help get rid of soap scum? ‘Cleantok’ offers the sparkling clean answers
• Feeling lonely? Wayside Waifs has you covered with a goofy dog and a playful feline
• Anime, arts, more: Mid-Continent Public Library’s programming aimed at drawing teens
• ‘Art is a language that can be spoken by anyone.’ In this studio, artists are fluent
• Kehoe vs. Quade: How the next Missouri governor will shape the future of abortion access
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Here are Andy Reid’s plans for Chiefs playing time in preseason opener at Jaguars
• Woman hears ‘horrible shriek’ as golfer clubs dog in its own yard, Ohio owner says
• ‘I would kill him again,’ woman tells officers after ex is stabbed, Minnesota cops say
• Zoo owl is eaten by a tiger after it escapes from handler in Minnesota, officials say
• Mega Millions player wins $1 million prize. Where was the lucky ticket sold?
• Olathe to consider STAR bond incentives for new mystery sports facility, amusement park
• ‘Can’t outrun a dog’: Raytown South’s Quincy Hall takes Olympic gold for USA in 400m
• Back-to-school budgeting blues? Make a plan of action before buying supplies, clothes
• Kansas City Royals maintain AL Wild Card lead over Red Sox with important home win
• Kansas volleyball voted 1st in Big 12 preseason coaches poll; K-State lands in 7th
• KU Jayhawks legend Marian E. Washington shares multitude of stories in book, ‘FIERCE’
• KU coach Lance Leipold raves about linebacker JB Brown: ‘Guy that’s really stood out’
• This former grocery store in Johnson County is re-opening soon as a sports ‘superstore’