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February 27, 2026

• 19-Year-Old Son of Kansas City Royals Coach Dies in Car Crash
• Popular KC-area pastor considers independent Senate run to unseat Roger Marshall
• It’s time for Mizzou Tigers spring football. Coaches, players outline their plans
• Man charged in brother’s death during 2024 attempted robbery
• Kansas City official responds to report of FBI investigation: ‘Egregious’
• The NFLPA grades are in for all NFL teams. Here’s how the Chiefs fared this time
• KC-area gymnastics center eliminated from USA Gymnastics in wake of suspensions
• Couple was banned from a restaurant after a dispute. All they wanted was a refund | Opinion
• Kansas is unsafe for trans people. Is it time to flee? Experts weigh in | Opinion
• Broom boom: Olympics inspire nearly 1,000 people to take KC Curling Club lessons
• The Chiefs have met with the NFL Draft’s most polarizing prospect. But it’s a risk
• Olathe uses $691k federal grant for roundabout, other traffic safety projects
• Far-right extremists in Topeka hurt more than just transgender Kansans | Opinion
• It’s a new era for Sporting KC. Here’s what has changed under new leadership
• Brewer, creator, connector, mentor: How KC hip-hop artists are changing the game
• Despite federal cuts, Kansas must work harder to prevent maternal deaths | Opinion
• As Independence nears vote on AI data center funding, here’s everything we know
• World Cup fans will still come to Arrowhead — nervous they’re not welcome | Opinion
• Scientists Found 91 New Species in a Single Chinese Quarry, Rewriting What We Know About Life After Mass Extinction
• Christian Bale Says He’s a ‘Terrible Disappointment’ Off Screen. Here’s Why
• Lionel Messi’s Latest Inter Miami Appearance Turned Chaotic After Fans Stormed the Field
• Kansas governor reaches deal with Trump admin, agrees to hand over SNAP data
• Former KC postal worker pleads guilty to depositing stolen checks in 2023
• Flavor Flav to Host Four-Day Las Vegas Celebration Honoring U.S. Women Olympians and Paralympians
• Lee’s Summit woman accused of KC school threats, mental health evaluation ordered
• Protests break out at KU after ICE reportedly detains 2 people in Lawrence
• As ‘The Traitors’ season ends, host shares regret over Donna Kelce’s traitor role
• Another key road closed in KC’s Northland for ‘emergency repairs.’ What to know
• From 70s to ice: Why this weekend’s winter storm could snarl Kansas City travel
• Blue Springs-area garden now owned by Powell Gardens in Kingsville
• Pedestrian killed in I-35 crash in Claycomo; highway shut down for hours
• Scientists Just Found Five New Animal Species — and Their Camouflage Tricks Are Astounding
• Kansas ICE prison still can’t open without permit, Court of Appeals rules
• Former U.S. national player comes to KC’s defense after World Cup criticism
• ESPN plans expanded coverage of Big 12 tourney, but one key change has fans torn
• Sporting KC lines up summer back-line boost with addition of Israeli defender
• Former KU guard Brett Ballard paving successful head-coaching path at Washburn
• Don’t look now, but KC Mavericks are win-streaking again. How many have they won?
• On The Vine: Hey ICE, Indigenous people are Americans. Leave them alone | Opinion
• ACLU sues to stop Kansas from enforcing anti-trans driver’s license & bathroom law
• 4 injured in shooting outside church funeral in KC’s Scarritt Renaissance neighborhood
• The Royals’ pitchers cleaned up in the team’s fantasy football leagues
• Amid stellar season, KU’s Flory Bidunga draws comparisons to Jayhawks legend
• NBA insiders compare/contrast Darryn Peterson & AJ Dybantsa: Kansas Jayhawks Q&A
• KU’s Darryn Peterson? Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd expects him to play in rematch
• KU’s Self says this sophomore in midst of solid season is ‘wise beyond his years’
• Trans Kansans appalled by bathroom, driver’s license law: ‘They’re punishing us’
• Bobby Witt Jr. goes to leadoff spot as Kansas City Royals test different lineups
• Johnson County city creates penalties for sleeping outside in divisive move
• Overland Park police won’t ‘conduct an enforcement campaign’ for new trans ID law