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July 17, 2025

• KC Current continues to break ground with 2nd stadium, expanded training facility
• Kansas City’s Northland largely escapes major damage after record rainfall
• Woman predicted huge Ohio lottery win. ‘I spoke it into existence’
• Ray County couple charged with stealing over $3 million from 2 elderly residents
• Lottery player wins second big Arkansas prize after helping person ‘in distress’
• Accused rapist’s sister tries to bribe witness, then he’s killed, MO cops say
• Kansas State broke Big 12 color barrier. But where are the monuments? | Opinion
• Defunding public media: Is losing the next ‘Downton Abbey’ worth it? | Opinion
• Here are a few ways Gov. Laura Kelly has brought major change to Kansas politics
• Beloved art teacher strangled to death by boyfriend, OH cops say. ‘A great woman’
• Fire investigators suspect lightning strike caused house fire in Overland Park
• Unified Government votes to end Wyandotte property tax freeze, increasing bills
• How long could Chiefs’ Rashee Rice be suspended? Here’s what NFL history shows
• KCK family bought their home two years ago. Record rain, flooding destroyed it
• Facing calls to resign, Frank White digs in his heels and vetoes his own recall
• 15-year-old camp counselor disappears and drowns in lake, Michigan officials say
• Josh Hawley’s Medicaid flip-flop-flip proves he’s unreliable for voters | Opinion
• Visiting this Asian supermarket’s massive new location in JoCo? Here’s what to know
• Great-grandparents left three neglected kids in feces-covered home, MO cops say
• Chiefs’ Rashee Rice sentenced in high-speed 2024 crash. Now, NFL suspension looms
• Kansas Citians to get into ‘good trouble’ Thursday celebrating Rep. John Lewis at Swope Park
• Several Leawood parks closed after overnight storms lead to flooding
• See where roads are closed, damaged around Kansas City after record rain, floods
• Firefighters rescue dozens across the KC metro following severe thunderstorms
• WyCo Public Works responds to worst flooding since 1993, officials say
• KCK small businesses tend to flood damage while trying to keep business as usual
• Could more rain make Kansas City flooding worse? Here’s what the forecast says
• How high are KC area rivers and creeks after record-setting rain, flash floods?
• Thousands without power in Kansas City after overnight storm and heavy rain
• How FIFA president’s plan to deal with heat at World Cup may affect matches in KC
• ‘Horrific’ room found where starving 7-year-old had been tied up, AR cops say
• 44 years ago, a moment of humanity captured in chaos of KC Hyatt skywalk collapse
• Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr., Jac Caglianone exchanged witty banter — on trading cards
• Shooter McGavin is a Bills fan but ‘Happy Gilmore’ actor loves Chiefs’ Travis Kelce
• Drivers for KC rideshare service sue, claiming they are underpaid and exploited
• Eleven essential steps for Kansas City spring and summer gardens
• Too many dogs are dying on KC roads. It’s tragic — and a safety hazard | Opinion
• Missouri is leading with smarter, safer roads. Other states should catch up | Opinion
• KC suburbs report card: Are these cities’ finances built for tomorrow? | Opinion
• Nine unique restaurant concepts reshaping Johnson County’s food scene
• A dozen tales of Kansas City’s evolving barbecue landscape
• Body found in car belonging to missing person hundreds of miles away, NE cops say
• Johnson County resident moves lawsuit over City Hall project to federal court
• How much rain did your area get in Kansas City flash floods? See rainfall totals
• For these diehard Kansas City Chiefs fans, wedding was a real day at the beach
• His experiences shaped his views on childbirth. Now he’s working to help others
• KC-area HOA fears subdivision of million-dollar homes would hurt property values
• Flash floods and record-breaking rain hit Kansas City metro, lead to water rescues
• Royals have seen a jump in the number of people streaming games in 2025
• This new Kansas City bar is like ‘my best friend’s dad’s basement’
• Johnson County tapas bar is now open, bringing a taste of Spain to the metro
• Johnson County Asian fusion restaurant is closing. ‘Deeply grateful’
• Mizzou football coach on Border War game vs. Kansas: ‘We don’t like each other’
• Mizzou QB Sam Horn, selected by Dodgers in MLB Draft, apparently picking football
• At SEC Media Days, league boss discusses notion of 9-game schedule for football
• KU Jayhawks basketball pursuing 2 high schoolers battling for top-of-class honors