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April 10, 2025

• Five things we’ve learned about the Royals through two weeks of the 2025 season
• Semi hauling wastewater crashes on US 69 in Johnson County, leaving one dead
• Cop told man he knew he was innocent but helped send him to prison in PA, suit says
• Kansas college student faces rape, kidnapping charges
• Armed man shot and killed by officers while holding 1-year-old son, IN cops say
• Lottery player wins prize so big her cheeks become sore ‘from smiling so much’
• Trump cut help for Kansas manufacturers. Sharice Davids wants to restore funds
• Five-year-old dies in gas line explosion at Missouri home. Citywide gas shutdown ongoing
• Travis Kelce has funny conspiracy theory about NFL’s new first-down technology
• Young pup who has ‘known heartbreak more than once’ is back in Indiana shelter
• First videos emerge from Patrick Mahomes’ offseason Chiefs throwing camp
• Why Charles Omenihu says his return to Kansas City Chiefs required an ego check
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Deer crashes into bar, sending Missouri worker into a frenzy. ‘Deer love gin too’
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Oracle in Kansas City denies 5 Black students scholarships. Texts cite DEI
• He’ll go from chasing Patrick Mahomes to helping KC. And he’s ready to get going
• Wendy’s ‘reimagines’ Frosty with 2 new desserts. Here’s when you can try them
• Amish kids in buggy die in collision with SUV on the way to school, IN cops say
• MLB scoring changes were good news for Royals’ Kris Bubic but not Bobby Witt Jr.
• We toured the new Museum of BBQ. See photos from inside KC’s latest attraction
• Kansas City man charged in 2024 homicide during road rage incident
• Man, woman killed in ‘complex’ double homicide in Kansas City area home
• Kansas sees sharp rise in measles cases; outbreak spreads to new counties
• Oracle reverses course, says it will fund scholarships for Black KC students
• A new DOGE disaster is coming with tax enforcers at the Justice Department | Opinion
• KC’s Worlds of Fun will look a bit different for 2025, including a closed ride
• Woman sets up GoFundMe for house fire victims, then steals donations, MO cops say
• Wyandotte County voters weigh another school bond in face of rising enrollment
• This National Donate Life Month, help give the greatest gift of all, Kansas City | Opinion
• Listen to law enforcement: Missouri 2nd Amendment gun law endangers police, public | Opinion
• Showers, thunderstorms possible in Missouri. Will Kansas City see rain?
• Kansas 2-year-old in critical condition after ingesting meth, mom faces multiple charges
• Royals’ Jonathan India shares inside look at his RBI single on a 10-pitch at-bat
• An encouraging trend continued for Royals in Thursday’s win vs. Minnesota Twins
• What makes Bobby Witt Jr. special? A look at how KC Royals star changes the game
• Twins’ ace pitcher gave KC Royals fits all night. Here’s what made him effective
• KU Jayhawks, 3 other hoops teams make St. Bonaventure guard’s list of finalists
• Where will Kansas Jayhawks be ranked to begin next season? What early polls say
• Can Kansas football improve on 5-7 season with new-look roster and coordinators?
• It’s true: Longtime KC area burger joint is reopening after 4-year hiatus
• Beloved Kansas City cafe is closing after 13 ‘unforgettable’ years
• Health cafe chain looks to open first KC area spot in Johnson County
• New KC cocktail bar opening soon, serving Latin American drinks and bites
• Missouri Tigers are moving 2025 football season-opener. Here’s why (& when)