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March 31, 2026

• Sporting KC signs ‘emotional leader’ Zorhan Bassong to contract extension
• High-schoolers spread joy to the elderly and sick one fold at a time | Opinion
• Why KC-area ballot measures could harm people with developmental disabilities | Opinion
• Bill would let Missouri place foster kids in unlicensed Christian boarding schools
• Why Royals believe change in dimensions at The K could make a pivotal difference
• Voter guide: See who’s seeking the mayor’s office in Lee’s Summit
• This ‘clear indicator’ of how Royals can improve was key to opening day at The K
• KC’s affordable housing rules haven’t worked. Mayor says time to look at loophole
• The Star’s recommendation on vote for Kansas City earnings tax renewal | Opinion
• Stormy stretch could bring hail, damaging winds, tornadoes, downpours to KC
• Dodgers Fans Are Paying $75 for a Shohei Ohtani Collectible Cup — But Is It Worth It?
• Rush Funplex proposes third KC metro entertainment center in Lee’s Summit
• The city of the year? It’s Kansas City, according to one magazine
• Why Kauffman Stadium made this new Kansas Citian feel right at home
• Royals moms and babies — and lots of strollers — help team open season at The K
• New Kansas City restaurant snags finalist spot in bid for prestigious award
• Thousands could lose their Medicaid in Kansas City, health leaders are calling for action
• Gutter Cleaning Done Right: A Safer, Smarter Guide for Homeowners
• Scientists Discover Giant Spiderweb That’s 1,140 Square Feet Long in Sulfur Cave
• Photos capture fuzzy heads of 2 eaglets in southern Overland Park: ‘Neat to see’
• This Shark Was Alive Before the American Revolution — and It’s Still Swimming Today
• Taylor Swift’s ‘Elizabeth Taylor’ music video releases flood of (mixed) reactions
• After midday stabbing at park, what’s the state of violent crime in Olathe?
• Missouri attorney general asks court to stop American Shaman from selling 7-OH
• John Green Is Writing His First Adult Novel — And If You Grew Up on His Books, This One Hits Different
• Celine Dion Shares Emotional Birthday Message — and a Major Concert Announcement
• Were Kansas City Oracle employees laid off? Here’s what we know
• Kitchen blaze, high wind fuel massive Smithville fire that engulfed strip mall
• Meet the seven candidates vying for seats on the Parkville Board of Aldermen
• Discover the 100-year history of Kansas City’s ‘Heart of America’ slogan
• Olathe schools cut staff, raise class sizes as special ed funding falls short
• Olathe police adopt new initiative that allows drones to work as first responders
• Priced out: KCPS eyes vacant historic school building for teacher housing in Brookside
• Zoo Is Not Giving Up Hope Weeks After Capybara Escapes, Carrying Out ‘Extensive Searches’
• Screenland Armour in North KC installed a rare film projector: What to know
• New federal student loan caps are likely to make region’s doctor shortages worse
• Popular Johnson County gourmet deli is opening another location
• Worlds of Fun turns 53 this year. Here’s what to know about KC’s theme park
• These candidates want to lead Hickman Mills through crisis, into next chapter
• Who has the Kansas City area’s best french fries? Vote for your top 4
• Martha Stewart Says Her Broken Toe at a Knicks Playoff Game Took One Year to Heal
• Rural Missourians far more likely to be uninsured than urban residents
• Half of the Blue Springs City Council is on the April 7 ballot. See who’s running
• Elderly woman robbed at husband’s grave in Independence; card used soon after
• How to Declutter and Organize Your Entryway This Spring for a Cleaner Home
• Four candidates fight to join the Park Hill School District Board of Education
• KC’s battle over mini liquor bottle ban continues as shop owners pack City Hall
• Jackson County leader drops Congress run. One GOP candidate from KC metro remains
• Most Protein Powders Tested Contain Lead. Your Grocery Store Has Better Options.
• Marcus Peters was an enigma with the Chiefs. He’s now a high school head coach
• MLB’s new ABS strike-zone challenge system explained with 158 Royals games to go
• Chiefs’ general manager details an irreplaceable aspect of tight end Travis Kelce
• Andy Reid is confident Chiefs can rebuild secondary thanks to Nohl Williams
• President Trump, golf legend Nicklaus, Chiefs QB Mahomes applaud Gary Woodland
• Why the Kansas City Royals still have no answer on the site of their next stadium
• Chiefs’ Brett Veach got uneasy when asked about Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift wedding
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes met with Twins players and his godfather at Monday’s game
• Nationals player who was cut by the Royals last season tied an MLB record
• ‘Wouldn’t bet against him’: Chiefs’ Reid lauds Patrick Mahomes’ rehab approach
• Chiefs GM Brett Veach’s last remaining career goal might surprise you
• Why the Royals’ home opening day was promising — for reasons beyond the win
• Florida’s governor is a fan of Kauffman Stadium and Arrowhead Stadium
• Sundown Lounge the wrong name for KC bar: Current fans were offended | Opinion
• KC Mayor: Shutting down KC streetcar service sent the wrong message | Opinion
• Republican override on Kelly’s veto of faith-based bill does not protect Kansans | Opinion
• Smithville community rallies behind local businesses destroyed by strip mall fire
• How Black creators are reshaping cosplay culture in Kansas City
• 2 KCK officers arrested for DUI are still on the job. Records now closed to public
• Mizzou basketball's Jayden Stone to play in college all-star game. How to watch
• Black-owned club won’t open in KC’s Current Landing after outcry over name
• Phil LeVota files to run for Jackson County executive despite promising not to
• Meet the candidates who want to lead Independence in face of data center, change
• Farmers market season has arrived. Here’s where you can find them in the KC area
• Who is on your KC-area ballot? Your voter guide to the April 7 election
• He’s reviving the former Linwood Sun Fresh. Now, he wants to reopen a KCK grocer
• Supreme Court reminds us 1st Amendment protects really terrible speech | Opinion