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February 24, 2025

• Customer assaults Wingstop worker, then hits her with car in parking lot, Ohio cops say
• Police fatally shoot man at apartments in Kansas City, Kansas. KBI investigating
• Spring-like weather settles across Kansas City area after week of record-breaking cold
• When cat’s owner of 12 years died, ‘her entire world fell apart.’ Bentley needs a home
• Want to try for a world record? New Kansas City exhibit takes you inside crazy feats
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• ‘Racist propaganda pamphlets’ dropped in historically Black town in Ohio, cops say
• Jac Caglianone’s name already linked to some of Royals’ best power hitters in Statcast era
• KC fire fatality investigated as homicide after gunshot wound found during autopsy
• KC Current’s Michelle Cooper scores first goal for United States Women’s National Team
• KC tried to ban flavored tobacco. Now, Missouri could halt future city regulations
• Son tries strangling dad, 74, with power cord in fight over internet outage, MO cops say
• Tom Izzo oddly mentioned the Chiefs’ Super Bowl woes after Michigan State game
• From buzz cuts to Mahomes’ mohawk: The evolution of Kansas City Chiefs players’ hairstyles
• Winners of seven straight, the Kansas City Comets have another big weekend ahead
• Rep. Mark Alford tells fired KC federal workers ‘God has a plan’ at hostile town hall
• NFL Network analyst raves about Chiefs’ Xavier Worthy: ‘Watch out for Xavier next year’
• Food banks feed Kansas City and the US. Even small cuts to SNAP would devastate them | Opinion
• One dead, one injured in Kansas City, Kansas, shooting, after police called to 2 scenes
• Woman killed in crash after grabbing steering wheel during argument, Michigan cops say
• How confident is Sporting KC heading into 2nd leg vs. Messi, Miami? ‘Belief is 1,000% there’
• Caretaker leaves hospice patient without food, water or oxygen for days, Missouri cops say
• Olathe man pleads guilty in 2023 stabbing that killed one man and injured another
• KCK students asked lawmakers for holiday honoring civil rights icon. Republicans said no
• Man arrested following double homicide in Independence, police say
• Inmate recruits ex-girlfriend and family to help him escape an Ohio jail, cops say
• Grocery store customer attacked by shopper, MO cops say. ‘Go back to your... country’
• Dad killed baby because he wouldn’t stop crying, IN prosecutors say. Now he’s sentenced
• Man had to surrender his beloved dog after losing home. Now, see tearful reunion
• Two workers die in fall from Nebraska wind turbine, cops say. Investigation underway
• Why Mizzou football won’t hold a spring game in 2025, 2026 — plus a practice update
• Five numbers that stood out from Mizzou basketball’s upset loss to Arkansas Razorbacks
• Kansas Jayhawks unranked in Associated Press Top 25 for first time since 2021
• KU basketball at Colorado game prediction: Can Jayhawks keep rolling away from home?
• KU Jayhawks vs. Colorado Buffaloes basketball: Probable starters, tipoff time & TV
• Kansas City Royals starter Alec Marsh provides latest update on right-shoulder injury
• World Series champ Edinson Vólquez returns to Kansas City Royals in spring training role
• Two Royals top prospects already shining in spring training: ‘The physicality is insane’
• Here’s how to watch and stream Kansas City Royals spring training game this week
• Major craft store to close all 5 KC area stores as part of company’s total shutdown
• Fast food restaurant closes in Johnson County just two years after entering KC market
• These are the highest paid Kansas state employees. One made over $1.2 million in 2024