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November 5, 2025

• Will Jackson County move to an elected assessor? Follow live election results
• Will Independence voters keep four-day school week? Follow live election results
• Wyandotte County voters elect Daniel Soptic to second term as sheriff
• See who won seats on Johnson County Community College’s Board of Trustees
• Incumbent wins Blue Valley school board seat despite last-second write-in challenge
• Andrew Kump snags at-large seat on Unified Government commission, defeating Lopez
• Spring Hill’s mayor race got a little messy. We won’t know the winner for days
• 1 incumbent, 2 challengers win seats on the Kansas City, Kansas, school board
• Overland Park voters re-elect Curt Skoog as mayor. See who won City Council seats
• Gardner Edgerton changes its school board, with one race too close to call
• See who won seats on the BPU to set future utility rates in Wyandotte County
• Independence voters choose to keep 4-day school week, backing district’s choice
• Prairie Village rejects question, candidates backed by group aiming for overhaul
• Here’s who Wyandotte County elected to fill 5 seats on the UG commission
• Shawnee continues shift to more moderate council, replaces conservative incumbents
• It’s a pergola, not a colonnade. This iconic structure has been on the Paseo since 1899
• Highlights and standouts from KU basketball’s season opener vs. Green Bay
• Documentary features KC Chiefs radio host who overcame rare virus in 2022
• Prairie Village spoke loudly: Abandoning government with no specifics is a no-go | Opinion
• Full Johnson County election results: Mayors, city councils & more
• Johnson County full election results: School districts & boards of education
• Wyandotte County election results: UG mayor, commission, BPU & more
• Wyandotte County election results: School districts & boards of education
• Chiefs name a faithful — and faith-filled — KC church leader as Fan of the Year
• Missourians voted for abortion rights. Politicians keep fighting freedom | Opinion
• Warm weather won’t last: Bitter cold coming soon to Kansas City
• Jackson County’s assessor will be elected after landslide vote fueled by tax fury
• World’s largest barbecue competition returns to Kansas Speedway: How to go
• Teen parents hid pregnancy, then buried baby in grave after birth, Ohio cops say
• Catch up with Johnson County 2025 municipal election results
• See results in Johnson County school board elections
• Catch up with historic Wyandotte County election results
• Jason Kelce shares why Chiefs won’t run quarterback sneak with Patrick Mahomes
• Olathe City Council races deliver upset victories for first-time candidates
• Catch up with Jackson County election results in 2 ballot measures
• KC comedic content creator‘s viral song becomes a Wendy’s commercial jingle
• Chiefs’ bye-week awards: Top rookie, most improved player revealed
• Wyandotte County voters choose Christal Watson to make history as mayor of KCK
• Pope Leo speaks out on reports of ICE refusing Communion for detained immigrants
• When billionaires fight over TV sports rights, Chiefs fans are the losers | Opinion
• Brokenhearted cat has been waiting months to be noticed after return to shelter
• The Jets reportedly turned down Chiefs’ trade offer for running back Breece Hall
• Mom’s friend sexually assaults, kills 2-year-old boy, Missouri officials say
• On The Vine: KC stepping up for the poor, the hungry
• After Jackson County vote, Interim Executive Phil LeVota aims to oust assessor
• Federal judge dismisses lawsuit over Prairie Village controversy on Election Day
• Kansas Republicans fail to muster votes for redistricting special session
• Nation hit by blue wave: Did Kansas’ local elections follow or buck the trend?
• Missouri to send partial food aid, but questions remain on when and how much
• KC Catholic Diocese staffer hailed as philanthropic ‘star’ accused of stealing $155K
• Ex-Ray County sheriff indicted for using excessive force, falsifying reports: ‘Troubling’
• Meet the former Kansas lawmaker fighting for Trump admin to keep SNAP aid frozen
• FIFA identifies team hotels for nations that pick World Cup base camp in KC area
• Independence voters paid no mind to Lucas, confirming 4-day school week | Opinion
• Man found with skull fracture after Westport bar hop. Family says he was attacked
• Here’s what you missed from Kansas City-area elections
• Celebrate Veterans Day & do yoga with puppies: Things to do in Johnson County
• Davids can breathe easy, at least for now, with GOP redistricting delay | Opinion
• Royals reveal 2026 spring training slate — with a World Baseball Classic wrinkle
• Royals broadcast plans are set for 2026 season, but change could come after that
• Royals agree to two-year contract extension with franchise star Salvador Perez
• KU-UNC home-and-home deal expires Friday. Future of bluebloods’ series unclear
• Is Kansas Jayhawks guard Darryn Peterson healthy? KU’s Bill Self shares an update
• Can Kansas Jayhawks’ defense stop Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita? It’s crucial
• Who leads all-time series between blue bloods KU basketball & North Carolina?
• Why KU coach Bill Self is redshirting just one player during the 2025-26 season
• North Carolina, KU’s next hoops opponent, adds international standout to roster
• Is KU football at Arizona a ‘must-win’ game? Here’s the perspective of 2 players
• After lawsuit and business losses, KC coffee shop will close all locations
• Mizzou football vs. Texas A&M: 5 things to know about Tigers’ toughest test yet