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March 25, 2025

• Royals families back in KC — new homes, kids at the park, ‘first stop, Garozzo’s’
• Missouri’s Nikki Glaser says she’s scared of ‘death threats’ if she tells political jokes
• World Cup 2026 organizers provide update on work being done at Arrowhead Stadium
• While others moved on, long COVID-19 changed ‘the trajectory’ of Kansas City women’s lives
• With western JoCo booming, growing school district seeks voter approval for upgrades
• Mom went missing driving to pick up husband, MO cops say. She’s found dead weeks later
• Kansas senator Roger Marshall advocates for measles vaccinations amid growing cases | Opinion
• 18-year-old barrels through yards to fatally run over teen at party, Oklahoma cops say
• Mid-week storms possible for Kansas City. Will rain dampen the Royals’ home opener?
• Body recovered from private pond could be missing Olathe man, investigators say
• Can Royals’ moves fuel deeper postseason run? Plus Chiefs in free agency, NCAAs: Podcast
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• One of Branson’s most popular musical acts will perform national anthem at Royals opener
• Longtime Kansas City pizza shop has closed its last restaurant. Is it gone for good?
• ‘Horrific’ details emerge in 13-year-old’s brutal killing, Ohio cops say. Dad is charged
• Battered 16-year-old girl left to die in park by her boyfriend, Chicago cops say
• Mountain lion hunts would be ‘tourism opportunity,’ Oklahoma senator says of new bill
• The Royals are bringing new foods to Kauffman Stadium for 2025. Should you try any?
• Teacher shows up unannounced at student’s home demanding homework in Ohio, officials say
• JoCo city OKs new housing project despite resident worries, swaying from past rejections
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Autopsy confirms identity after missing Olathe man’s body is found in Miami County
• Why Nick Bolton re-signed with the Chiefs — and the phone call he got after he did
• Kansas City, Kansas, police seek the public’s help in locating man missing since Friday
• Royals offering foods and drinks for reduced prices on a value menu at Kauffman Stadium
• Kansas to eliminate 3-day grace period for mail-in ballots after GOP overrides Gov. Kelly
• What’s up with plans for new Royals stadium? JoCo site off the table, KC one up in the air
• Mike Pennel’s young son adorably played agent and approved new Chiefs contract
• KC artist creates work revealing the joy and femininity of trans women’s journeys
• Jon Patterson: Missouri small businesses need lawmakers to amend Prop A’s sick leave | Opinion
• Here are photos from new Chiefs left tackle Jaylon Moore’s wedding last weekend
• I know you’re out there, Bob Dole Republicans. And politicians will listen to you | Opinion
• Here’s who will play for the NAIA Tournament basketball championship in KC on Tuesday
• Newest Kansas City Royals player opens up about difficult offseason that led him to KC
• KC Royals star Bobby Witt Jr. is answering call to Play Ball in more ways than one
• Here, officially, is the Kansas City Royals’ pitching rotation ahead of opening day 2025
• Why the Royals’ last roster spot could go to a new face — who KC signed 2 months ago
• Take us out to the ball game: What are the best ways to watch the Royals at The K?
• KC Royals put 3 pitchers on injured list to start 2025 season. Here’s why & what’s next
• After 10 years, owners will close Kansas City area taproom. But the business lives on
• One Johnson County taco restaurant closes, and another will replace it. More on the way
• Kansas City breakfast and lunch eatery, cocktail bar opens next to longtime coffee shop
• Why KU guard Elmarko Jackson — after redshirt season — is excited for next year’s team
• Mizzou basketball has its first transfer portal loss. He spent 3 years with the Tigers