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September 13, 2024

• How Chiefs’ Rashee Rice is expanding his game — and also growing with Patrick Mahomes
• Green light given for red light, speed traffic enforcement cameras in Kansas City
• Going to Arrowhead for a Chiefs game? What you can bring inside, tailgate rules & more
• Baby found with more than 50 rat bites on body, Indiana officials say. Dad found guilty
• Kansas City Chiefs receiver’s shoulder injury requires surgery, IR stint
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Independence care home resident alleges sexual assault by fellow resident in lawsuit
• Here’s the Chiefs’ side of story involving eye injury to Ravens LB Kyle Van Noy
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• How has Sporting Kansas City turned things around on defense? A forward, for starters
• Platte County automotive manufacturer plans layoffs, cites decrease in production needs
• Tree trimmer dies after being electrocuted Friday in Overland Park
• Toddler dies after ingesting substance found in thrift store backpack, IN family says
• Taylor & Travis-inspired beer creates ‘big buzz’ in Kansas City. Here’s how to get it
• The Bengals are getting roasted for their Chiefs watch party. But it’s not wrong
• Did you catch Kansas City rapper’s ‘best song ever’ in Apple’s newest commercial?
• New KC law increases street racing fines. But some city officials fear negative impacts
• Game roster and schedule: Week 2
• Chiefs’ Andy Reid quietly has been doing something cool for CBS Sports’ Jim Nantz
• Small businesses in KC under attack. Can new jail space at police headquarters help? | Opinion
• Missourians will get their say on abortion rights. Republicans, quit obstructing | Opinion
• The KC Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals meet again Sunday. Here’s what to watch for
• Kansas City is a top ‘underrated’ U.S. travel destination, national list says again
• Singer-songwriter (and Bengals fan) has a new song called ‘Anybody but the Chiefs’
• How many of these favorite dishes from Kansas City restaurants have you tried?
• Promising Missouri sophomore voted The Star’s high school football Player of the Week
• Trump called for major tariffs at debate. Why aren’t KC-area Republicans embracing them?
• Olathe showed me grace after my husband’s murder. Let’s extend a welcome to everyone | Opinion
• KC landlord found guilty of stabbing tenant 36 times sentenced to life in prison
• Victim dies on way to hospital after being shot in Kansas City; man taken into custody
• Argument escalates to shooting, killing one man at Kansas City apartment complex
• How will the tropical remnants of Francine affect Kansas City’s weekend weather?
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes stars in new commercial with Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr.
• Grant program aids vandalism costs but doesn’t solve crime spree, KC business owners say
• Considering rolling out new tricks? Check out Skate Jam, coming to this Lenexa park
• Forget the cats: ‘They eat HUMANS.’ Meet Laura Loomer, Trump’s misinformation muse | Opinion
• Facing execution, Missouri man who maintains his innocence asks for clemency from governor
• See inside historic Kansas City building turned into apartments. Rent starts at $925
• What’s it take to be Teacher of the Year? ‘An odd sense of humor and energy’ may help
• Contrary to false narratives, KC Royals owner John Sherman is crucial community pillar
• Kansas City’s Pennway Point update: Ice cream, Mexican food and a new timeline
• Kansas Jayhawks football vs. UNLV: Prediction, odds & TV info for Friday’s game
• KU Jayhawks to entertain Top 40 men’s basketball recruit from Houston this weekend
• Quick-service coffee shops are popping up all over Johnson County. Here comes another
• ‘The next generation’: Why couple wants to create Kansas City’s first women’s sports bar
• ‘100% the right thing’: Missouri Curators green-light MU’s $250M stadium project
• Tropical vs. native: When it comes to milkweed, does it really matter what you plant?