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September 6, 2024

• Trader Joe’s? More security? The latest on changes coming to the Country Club Plaza
• Missouri judge rules against abortion rights measure, putting November vote in doubt
• Woman killed when tire weighing hundreds of pounds falls on her at work, Iowa cops say
• Korean broadcasters had an incredible call of Xavier Worthy’s first TD with Chiefs
• ‘You’re not going to stop that’: Andy Reid on the stuff that makes Patrick Mahomes
• Tucker Carlson, defending Hitler, Kremlin propaganda: ‘conservative’ media in crisis | Opinion
• Immigration rhetoric fuels this KC advocate: She trains and protects new arrivals
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Geography lessons, anyone? Texas is now in the SEC conference — and that feels wrong
• Chic cat in Ohio shelter has one rule — no boys allowed. ‘Fruit Basket hates men’
• Two toddlers left in car are found dead by family members, Oklahoma cops say
• This Chiefs running back has a pet alligator. Can Crocky-J stay with him in Kansas City?
• Cold case detectives arrest KCK man accused in 2016 rape of 91-year-old woman
• Why does Lenexa have a spinach festival? You can thank Popeye and a stroke of luck
• Possible explosive device found on abandoned property in Kansas City, Kansas
• Wyandotte County approves $1 million plan to treat tuberculosis outbreak, prevent spread
• Patrick Mahomes proved his value in Chiefs-Ravens finish — while standing on sideline
• Ravens’ Roquan Smith issued warning to a Chiefs player following game
• See Trey Smith, Donna Kelce in sneak peek of new Hallmark Chiefs Christmas movie
• Chiefs’ Rashee Rice can become one of NFL’s top wide receivers, says Patrick Mahomes
• A bitter memory helped fuel Chiefs’ Leo Chenal on spy mission vs. Lamar Jackson
• Do you have more passion and dedication for the Chiefs than these 7 superfans?
• Eighteen photos of Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift from Chiefs’ win over Ravens
• Inside the Kansas court case that could cripple a sweeping campaign finance investigation
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to stay on Kansas ballot. Could he be a Trump campaign spoiler? | Opinion
• Sick of ‘horrific conditions,’ KC apartment residents form largest tenant union in city
• Ex climbs through woman’s window and attacks man with baseball bat, Minnesota cops say
• Is this the ocean or Missouri? Here’s why you could see jellyfish in our lakes or ponds
• Crews work to repair large gas-line break in Raymore field on Friday
• Stray goats have been roaming Kansas City’s riverfront. Why are they so hard to catch?
• ‘Flabbergasted.’ Short-staffed KC police sent officers to RNC. Should they have?
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Savannah, Missouri, police officer charged in K-9 partner Horus’ death
• Kansas City Current announces contract extension for star midfielder Debinha
• Man sentenced for his racist and vulgar threats against Jackson County judge
• Kansas City man charged with assaults after woman injured, baby suffered brain bleed
• Cool temperatures and pumpkin spice everything. Is it already fall in Kansas City?
• 9 times Swifties showed love to Travis Kelce & Kansas City Chiefs
• 13 important updates from The Star’s coverage of the IHOPKC sex abuse scandal
• Missouri reports 1st bird flu case not tied to livestock. What’s that mean for spread?
• Kansas City Royals vault into 2nd place in AL Central by blanking the Minnesota Twins
• KU basketball included on list of 6 schools for top-20 prospect in class of 2025
• Kansas Jayhawks Q&A: Talking basketball rotation, Dajuan Harris and, yes, KU football
• Kansas football vs. Illinois: Prediction, game odds & TV info for season opener
• KU Jayhawks entertained this basketball 4-star. Then he canceled UNC, Kentucky visits
• This Kansas Jayhawks senior men’s hoops player is garnering preseason recognition
• Cadillac sauce and Cajun fried rice: Food truck-turned-restaurant opens in Kansas City
• Fall is near. No better time to prepare soil to sustain your spring vegetable gardens