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March 9, 2026

• A look at KCPD officers with past violence: Could they be paid to leave? | Opinion
• Missouri, Kansas leaders: Protect drivers from bigger, heavier trucks | Opinion
• See new renderings of South Loop park to cap highway in downtown Kansas City
• Cutting Missouri’s income tax isn’t relief. It just hurts the working class | Opinion
• Two ex-Boilermakers to plead guilty in $20M embezzlement case involving KC union
• Jason Kelce Roasts Viral Headline About Mom Donna Kelce’s Florida Home Renovation
• Report: Pixar Developing ‘Monsters, Inc. 3’ — Will Boo Finally Return After 25 Years?
• ‘Jury Duty’ Is Back with a Wild New Twist: A Corporate Retreat at a Hot Sauce Company
• Zooey Deschanel Just Said What Many Crumbl Cookie Critics Have Been Thinking All Along
• Plea hearing set for man accused of firing fatal shot at Chiefs’ Super Bowl rally
• Patrick Mahomes appears to have confirmed Travis Kelce’s return to the Chiefs
• Your Guide to Miami’s Most Stunning Outdoor Dining Spots — Straight From the Locals
• Two Marsupials Thought Extinct for 7,000 Years Found Alive in New Guinea
• A Dream Retirement Home Turned Into a $319k Nightmare After Discovering Ancient Remains
• Beginner Gardening Tools: What Experts Say You Need — and What You Can Skip
• Archaeologists Used New RTI Technology to Decode 2,000-Year-Old Pompeii Graffiti
• Meet Molly Long, the Choreographer Behind TikTok’s Viral Project 21 Dances
• This is Travis Kelce’s career (so far) with the Kansas City Chiefs by the numbers
• Travis Kelce expected to return to KC Chiefs for 14th season, report says
• Kansas City Chiefs lose another starting cornerback to the Los Angeles Rams
• Chiefs make immediate splash, set to sign Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III
• Why the Chiefs signing Kenneth Walker could signal a big offensive scheme change
• Chiefs’ full 2026 NFL Draft order after league announces compensatory picks
• Why it’s unlikely Chiefs’ Travis Kelce would sign with another team, despite report
• Here is how the Chiefs’ salary-cap situation looks as NFL free agency opens
• Murder charge dropped. Man pleads to lesser charge in KC Chiefs rally shooting
• Mark Alford says Missouri’s willing to ‘sacrifice’ for Trump’s Iran war. Are you? | Opinion
• First-ever Margarita Fest sold out in KCK. What happened inside?
• Downtown KC car chase ends in crash; 3 suspects caught after fleeing on foot
• Smart Ways Stay-at-Home Moms Can Create Quiet Focus Time at Home
• Every Missourian should back bipartisan bill to connect fathers with families | Opinion
• Lee’s Summit to consider plans for apartments, buying gear for first responders
• This Kansas City suburb didn’t have a cocktail bar. Now it does
• Here’s how Trent McDuffie responded to becoming NFL’s highest-paid cornerback
• There will be two chances to watch a KC Royals spring game for free this week
• Ex-Chiefs backup quarterback Gardner Minshew has a new home in the NFC West
• Former Chiefs safety Bryan Cook to sign with AFC rival Bengals, per report
• Jason Kelce hilariously roasted TMZ for oddball story about his mother, Donna
• How much have gas prices gone up in Kansas City this week? What we know
• Jackson County inmate, 22, died after ingesting ‘unknown substance:’ deputies
• Flory Bidunga named Big 12 defensive POY. Other Jayhawks earned league honors
• Five things to know about Kansas’ key sports authority bill for Chiefs stadium
• With multi-billion Chiefs’ empire moving to KCK, some want the city revitalized
• Kansas City Chiefs free-agency tracker: Which players are leaving, joining KC?