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September 20, 2024

• More beauty, less ‘junk’ retail: Country Club Plaza’s new owner reveals future look
• 26 years ago, he helped Country Club Plaza prosper. He’s back to help new owners revive it
• Government assistance hurts compassionate, faith-based programs in Missouri | Opinion
• Missouri Supreme Court voted 4-3 to keep abortion amendment on ballot, opinions show
• Final cruise: Tribute to KC preacher who used lowrider car culture to impact his community
• Hawley, Kunce accuse each other of lying in heated first Missouri U.S. Senate debate
• ‘A breakdown’: Kansas missed signs dead ex-official worked both sides of $425K grant
• Donald Trump’s tariff plan won’t lower inflation, Kamala Harris’ answer was worse | Opinion
• Chiefs RB could make 1st start in Atlanta. His family can’t make it — for good reason
• KCPD must compensate family of unarmed man killed by ex-police Det. DeValkenaere | Opinion
• Olathe Parks & Recreation has stirred up all the right ingredients for young readers
• Chiefs’ Carson Steele ‘ready as he could possibly be’ with Isiah Pacheco out, OC says
• In new interview, Eric Stonestreet talks KC wedding plans, ‘Modern Family’ Xmas special
• Thursday night storms expected to stay south of Kansas City metro
• KC Chiefs hope to summon some Eric Berry magic vs. Falcons in Atlanta on Sunday
• Standout senior quarterback voted The Star’s high school football Player of the Week
• 6 pumpkin patches near Kansas City that are fun for the whole family: When you can go
• Kansas City approves $16 million jail at KCPD headquarters. Why one councilman voted no
• Lottery player finds winning ticket in purse days before deadline. ‘Are you kidding me?’
• These Broadway musicals & movie adaptations will come to KC’s Starlight Theatre in 2025
• Kansas City bar and music venue is celebrating 20 years this weekend: ‘We’re the O.G.’
• 50-year-old tried to meet, impregnate 11-year-old decoy from Facebook, Ohio cops say
• This pop singer who toured with Taylor Swift coming back to Kansas City: What to know
• Kansas City, Kansas man charged with murder in Tuesday night shooting: Police
• Top Lux Living executives charged with fraud as high-profile developments continue in KC
• Puppies need homes after abandoned on Kansas road: “It simply breaks our hearts”
• The bejeweled 87 cup Taylor Swift had at Chiefs game was a special offering
• Chiefs tease special look for Sunday’s game. It’s one they’ve found success in
• Merriam shelter urgently seeks foster families for puppies abandoned on Kansas road
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Missouri governor candidates clash over abortion, minimum wage, guns in first debate
• Patrick Mahomes turned heads with epic pass the last time Chiefs were in Atlanta
• How KC Royals reliever Lucas Erceg emerged from real darkness into the spotlight
• Kitten’s eyes were removed to save her life. Now the ‘little fighter’ needs a home
• It’ll be a wet and soggy weekend in Kansas City. When will it finally feel like fall?
• Chiefs’ Chris Jones is ticked about NFL’s sack call. But we’re missing the point
• Pests. Mold. A child’s death. Here’s why Independence Towers still passes city inspections
• Kansas Jayhawks football vs. WVU: Prediction, odds & TV info for Big 12 opener
• Former KU Jayhawks cheerleader gone but not forgotten thanks to ‘Love Like Remi’
• Jalen Wilson has high hopes for 2nd season in NBA: ‘I want to attack everything’
• Kansas Jayhawks place last steel beam for phase 1 of football stadium renovations
• KC Royals announce schedule change for Saturday’s game against San Francisco Giants
• This Kansas City area hardware store will close at the end of the year
• Community connections: Here’s how these spaces help the bodies, minds of gardeners