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March 10, 2026

• Missourians are loud and clear: Don’t gerrymander our congressional maps | Opinion
• College sweethearts share love of board games through Johnson County cafés
• How many potential NBA Draft picks are playing in the Big 12 Tournament?
• KC Chiefs will bring back wide receiver Tyquan Thornton, source confirms
• Travis Kelce’s return is cause to celebrate, but just how much depends on this
• Former KU Med patients, others say Kansas bill would silence victims in civil suits
• Missouri’s pushing to eliminate the income tax. KC leaders call it a ‘mistake’
• National clothing chain to open location in Kansas City’s Northland
• Will Kansas City pay price for this summerlike burst? Severe storms threaten area
• ‘No Kings’ anti-Trump protests planned in Kansas City. Here’s when & where
• UMKC’s Mark Turgeon hits the ground running with commitments from 3 KC players
• New steakhouse ‘may not’ come to Houlihan’s site in Fairway. Owner blames city
• Fans rally to KC’s defense after call to move Big 12 tourneys from T-Mobile Center
• Paul Skenes’ reaction to Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. play at WBC is now a meme
• KC Mavericks first to clinch spot in ECHL pro-hockey postseason: details
• Bill Self reacts to KU basketball’s all-Big 12 snub — and why it happened
• Five stats Chiefs fans should know about new running back Kenneth Walker III
• Why opponents can’t sleep on KC Chiefs’ signing of defensive tackle Khyiris Tonga
• Hometown kid Carter Jensen is living a dream with the Royals. So is his family
• Mark Turgeon officially introduced at UMKC. He has big goals for the KC Roos
• Travis Kelce jokes he took page from Taylor Swift in teasing return to Chiefs
• Recent results have changed the trajectory of this Kansas City Comets season
• Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco is joining a new team, per reports
• Did Chiefs strike gold with Kenneth Walker? Grading Chiefs’ start to free agency
• This Royals prospect has strong pitching metrics. How soon will he arrive in KC?
• Kansas City’s great movie car man has taken his final ride | Opinion
• Independence police do far more car chases than rest of KC. That has to stop | Opinion
• Heeseung Leaves ENHYPEN But Stays With Label, Will Launch Solo Career
• Northwest Olathe intersection closes for new 119th Street roundabout
• Kansas City BBQ restaurant opens another spot — this one out west
• Man to stand trial as adult in teen’s fatal shooting during KC’s deadliest year
• Haven’t Booked Spring Break? These 7 Destinations Are Made for Last-Minute Family Getaways
• Taylor Swift was with Travis Kelce when she was inspired to write ‘Elizabeth Taylor’
• Two injured after crash during police chase in Kansas City’s Northeast area
• Woman charged with assault allegedly swung shears at Claycomo paramedic, police say
• 8 Breakfasts Worth Waking Up For And Cheap Enough to Make Every Day
• Victims react to KC Chiefs Super Bowl rally shooter’s light sentence: ‘Ridiculous’
• One of the biggest TV markets for the World Baseball Classic is ... Kansas City
• What is CoreCivic? Inside private prison’s troubled Leavenworth tenure
• Leo Chenal becomes latest defender to leave KC Chiefs in free agency
• KC Royals slugger Jac Caglianone showcases elite power with first WBC home run
• Kansas City Plaza store is closing after 30 ‘incredible years’
• JoCo Republican’s ‘equal rights’ bill is a back-door Kansas abortion ban | Opinion
• Historic KC building will soon be home to ‘New Midwestern’ restaurant
• Five people injured, including police officers, following fire in Bonner Springs
• Tornado, severe thunderstorm warnings issued as storms roll through Kansas City
• At Big 12 tourney, KU Jayhawks’ Council, Bidunga discuss traction on the LED court
• See all the action from Day 1 of the Big 12 Men’s Basketball Tournament in KC
• ICE detention center can open in Leavenworth after private prison wins long fight
• See 15 photos of K-State’s season-ending loss to BYU in Big 12 Tournament
• Missouri self-defense law prevented conviction in rally shooting, says prosecutor
• Officers find man fatally shot near Kansas City’s North Town Fork Creek neighborhood
• Meet The Star’s new Northland reporter covering Platte and Clay counties
• Neighbors on high alert even after data center firm pulls out of Spring Hill
• Joe’s BBQ will open fifth KC location with new menu ahead of the World Cup
• Chiefs’ Chris Jones has fun with young KC streamer who didn’t recognize him
• Kansas Jayhawks coach Bill Self addresses speculation about potential retirement
• Plan a Set Jetting Trip: A Guide to Visiting Your Favorite Film and TV Locations
• KU Med lawsuits allege deaths linked to contaminated open-heart surgery devices
• The Sechrest at Loch Lloyd: A New Chapter in Elevated Living