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October 15, 2025

• Meet the 5 candidates running for Blue Valley School District Board of Education
• Kansas Young Republicans disbanded after leak of hateful, racist messages
• Atchison mother gets probation in connection with death of 18-month-old daughter
• Longtime NFL pundit: Harrison Butker is ‘definitely a worry for the Chiefs’
• Meet the 6 candidates running for Wyandotte County’s Board of Public Utilities
• Things to do in Johnson County: Haunts and hayrides, orchids and an orchestra
• Sleeping 9-year-old nearly killed when driver plows into bedroom, MI reports say
• Missouri politicians keep overturning the voters. That’s not democracy | Opinion
• Plan ahead: These roads will be closed for the Kansas City marathon
• Chiefs are not to blame for postgame brawl with Lions, says ex-NFL coach
• ‘Adorable head tilt’ was trademark of cute shelter cat. But it was something more
• Man shoots two CVS workers, then is shot by employee’s boyfriend, IN cops say
• Three men ransack Amish home, try to kidnap 8-year-old boy, Ohio cops say
• Here’s what Chiefs’ new pregame introductions look like to the players
• Woman ‘had to blink a few times’ when she saw she won Iowa lottery game — again
• 22-year-old shoots mother dead over custody of 3-year-old child, MI cops say
• Chiefs remain quiet on Josh Simmons’ status. What we know right now
• KCI won’t air TSA video attacking Democrats over shutdown. They’re not alone
• KC Current’s Mallory Weber retires as player, takes on new role with NWSL team
• The Kansas City Star’s endorsement in the Overland Park mayoral race | Opinion
• Neil Diamond musical headlines 2026 Broadway schedule at KC’s Starlight
• Man sues KC construction company, says he was fired for his religious views
• Missouri executes Lance Shockley, who maintained innocence in 2005 trooper killing
• Jackson County promised a crackdown on domestic violence in 2025. Is it working?
• As Kansas readies for redistricting special session, another big deadline looms
• KC Pet Project allegedly failed to disclose dog’s aggression. Then woman was attacked
• Man charged in killing of Kansas priest may be incompetent for trial, lawyer says
• Long-running Kansas City barbecue restaurant is back ‘under old management’
• KC to pay for businesses to occupy empty storefronts as World Cup program begins
• Dog left homeless after owner dies ends up back at shelter where they met
• Patrick Mahomes has plan to combat troubles the Chiefs had in noon games in 2024
• Kids charged in 5-year-old girl’s brutal attack, sexual assault, Ohio officials say
• Who is Phil LeVota? What to know about Jackson County’s new interim executive
• Racist group chatters are exactly the Young Republicans Trump created | Opinion
• KC to decide whether to build a $22M temporary jail before its new permanent one
• Starlight Theatre’s $40 million makeover forced to pause for one year
• Can I run a red light that won’t turn green in Missouri? What state law says
• Travis Kelce: Chiefs are going to get ‘ferocious’ version of Rashee Rice
• How Mizzou’s loss to Alabama could be a springboard to College Football Playoff
• Interurban railroad helped spur early growth of this KC-area county seat
• See the Kansas City-area high school football schedule of games for this week
• Can Bobby Witt Jr. win his 2nd Rawlings Gold Glove? The Royals have 3 finalists
• See video Texas Tech sent Big 12 of alleged pocket knife incident vs. Kansas
• Bill Self feels reenergized entering 2025-26. Can KU basketball match that level?
• Big 12 fines KU, Texas Tech, says Leipold made ‘inaccurate statement’ on pocket knife
• Details regarding 2025-26 KU men’s basketball schedule: Dates, times, networks
• Gourmet deli opens in Johnson County: ‘Best sandwich they’ve ever had’
• Mizzou football vs. Auburn: Five things to know about Tigers’ first road game