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June 17, 2025

• Prairie Village moves forward with latest project that has divided residents
• For 35 years, this man has entertained Chiefs fans as KC Wolf. Now he’s retiring
• Eight lessons from the Kansas Jayhawks’ fight to stay competitive
• Severe weather in Kansas City’s forecast. Here’s the timing of the storms
• ESPN to bring SportsCenter to Kansas City, Wichita in ’50 states in 50 days’ tour
• Missouri AG Bailey’s legal battles stir controversy and debate
• The 12 key updates on Royals stadium plans
• How Hawley, Marshall choose Trump over the First Amendment | Opinion
• Explore 6 articles highlighting Kansas City’s achievements in affordability, culture, and livability
• New housing keeps popping up in western Johnson County despite some pushing back
• Suspect in custody after allegedly exchanging gunfire with Shawnee police
• 16-year-old run over in street after fight at rooftop party, Missouri cops say
• Second person charged in Christmas Eve deaths of woman, unborn child
• ‘Cutting-edge global concert’ is coming to Kansas City. Tickets on sale soon
• Man sentenced in 2022 shooting deaths of two teens in Kansas City, Kansas
• Couple lied about cancer-detecting machine, then sold fake cure, feds say
• Couple found dead after man seen covered in blood, Ohio cops say. He’s sentenced
• KC Sports Awards will honor Kansas City Royals, Temwa Chawinga & more this August
• Wife interrupts husband’s shower to show off MO lottery win. ‘This isn’t real’
• Girl beat cancer, then nurse gave her too much morphine, killing her, suit says
• ‘Suspicious death’ in KC’s Northeast side ruled a homicide, police say
• ‘Loyalty, honor and friendship’: Reputed Kansas City mafia underboss dies at 79
• A new Trader Joe’s is coming to northeast Johnson County. See where
• Swarming gnats, month-expired sour cream: Kansas City area restaurant inspections
• In ‘rare’ move, Missouri governor leaves US after calling up National Guard
• Kate Spade friend and business partner takes ‘walk down memory lane’ in new book
• There’s one simple answer to why Donald Trump acts like that | Opinion
• A political assassination in the United States of America is not a joke, Senator | Opinion
• KCK archdiocese bars Miege president from all ministry, based on new complaint | Opinion
• Rush hour headache. Crash closes major route to Kansas City’s midtown, downtown
• 88 kids at church camp put in protective custody amid abuse reports, IA cops say
• Tariffs and their 11 key risks for Kansas City development
• Dad treated young son, daughter as ‘his television’ for porn, Minnesota cops say
• KCK voters OK’d $180M to rebuild schools. It’s unclear when upgrades will start
• How Chiefs rookie is getting help from Andy Reid — and a former player, too
• Kansas woman sentenced in 2024 drug deal that led to 46-year-old’s death
• 19-year old woman dies weeks after being shot in Quindaro Park, deputies say
• A KC area Blue Alert linked to X, but not everyone had access. What happened?
• How Kansas can lead on earlier Alzheimer’s detection and care | Opinion
• Wendy’s teams up with Takis for new limited-time meal. Here’s what’s in it
• Viral post says man was arrested for fixing lights at KC park. It’s AI-generated
• Former Kansas Jayhawks and Wyandotte High basketball great Ellison dies at 83
• KU’s Johnny Furphy scores first NBA Finals basket in Pacers’ Game 5 loss to OKC
• Elite basketball shooting guard to begin official campus visit to KU on Tuesday
• This new restaurant serving ballpark-style hot dogs is opening in Kansas City
• Southern restaurant and bar opening first Kansas City area location this summer
• KC’s new vintage sports-themed coffee spot and eatery is opening soon
• Mizzou basketball GM Tim Fuller outlines plan for the new position in Columbia