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October 29, 2025

• ‘Fraud on the voters’? + What SNAP freeze means for Kansas and Missouri
• Kansas City urges Valentine, KC Life to find common ground in face of demolitions
• Still need Halloween plans in Johnson County? See 7 events to try
• Donate pumpkins, make a gnome and see more fun things to do in Johnson County
• The Kansas City Star endorses in WyCo’s BPU District 2 race | Opinion
• Man pleads guilty to four charges in 2024 shooting at North Kansas City High
• Man fatally shot Wednesday at residence in Kansas City’s Santa Fe neighborhood
• As tariffs swamp farmers, Kansas GOP politicians double down on Trump | Opinion
• How Kansas City has prepared so far to host a successful World Cup
• How Kansas City groups are tackling local challenges, building community
• Seven answers on the ways Kansas City remembers and rebuilds
• Five inspiring profiles of Kansas City change-makers
• Vintage postcard of Barney Allis Plaza shows forgotten tower in downtown KC
• Kansas City Royals offseason update: An early look at how things are going
• Elect leaders who won’t stage a hostile takeover of Prairie Village | Opinion
• A free wedding chapel? How 2 ex-teachers built a KC venue that’s cheap to rent
• Seven flavours on Kansas City's Asian restaurant scene
• Rain moves out, but why Kansas City drivers might need ice scrapers soon
• ‘Hero’ grandfather dies protecting 3-year-old from nanny attack, MI reports say
• Popular KC restaurateurs feel ‘proud’ as they step away after 18 years
• Principals have the power to unlock our Kansas City students’ potential | Opinion
• Viral video shows a father’s sweet reaction to daughter meeting Patrick Mahomes
• Woman slowly killed ex-police chief with eye drops, IL cops say. She gets prison
• Shawnee police investigating car crash that injured 2 pedestrians
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes doesn’t understand the appeal of haunted houses
• KC Mavericks carry 4-1 start to 2025-26 ECHL hockey season into Friday home game
• Travis Kelce shares his thoughts on Chiefs’ game Sunday against the Bills
• The Kansas City Star weighs in on Jackson County assessor Question 1 | Opinion
• The Star’s recommendations on contested Blue Valley school board seats | Opinion
• Mom of 4 killed when family crashes into big rig hidden by fog, Iowa family says
• Kansas City Chiefs bring back run-stuffing defensive tackle for 3rd stint in KC
• Government shutdown-prompted furlough of Honeywell plant in KC pushed back
• Popular drive-thru display of holiday lights will return to KC’s Northland
• Lee’s Summit police officer honored by Jon Stewart in Times Square ceremony
• On the Vine: How political foes can also be friends
• Under proposed new model, Independence council would no longer set electric rates
• Man sentenced to 52 years in killing of Gardner woman in Olathe hotel room
• How Shawnee’s next leaders could handle more people, old pipes that can’t keep up
• Christal Watson says nonprofit prepped her to be next KCK mayor. How’s it doing?
• Man who died at Jackson County jail identified as Independence resident
• See the new Kansas road construction coming to Johnson and Leavenworth counties
• Why Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt is well-prepared for Sunday’s start at Bills
• Here is why marquee Chiefs-Bills game is not being played in prime time Sunday
• Jamaican restaurant in Kansas City raises funds after Hurricane Melissa damage
• Donna Kelce dined at two iconic — yet very different — restaurants while in KC
• Missouri’s new map carves 70,000 minority residents out of Kansas City district
• Royals watching top prospects, including Blake Mitchell, in Arizona Fall League
• Why Bill Self singled out one KU player after exhibition win vs. Fort Hays State
• Why KU freshman phenom Darryn Peterson didn’t play in Tuesday’s exhibition game
• Why did Bill Self sub out five starters early in the second half against FHSU?
• Bill Self announces one KU basketball redshirt. Will there be any others?
• Three takeaways from KU basketball’s exhibition win over Fort Hays State
• Kansas football has a record-setting kicker. The key is his pregame ritual
• After 23 years, Johnson County dessert shop is closing, to fans’ dismay
• Mizzou basketball’s Slaughter, a Grain Valley grad, named to preseason watch list