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April 16, 2026

• Johnson County fine-dining restaurant closed. Now, another is in its place
• KU basketball freshman Bryson Tiller will transfer to archrival Missouri Tigers
• Mizzou’s Bryson Tiller ‘extremely ready’ for Border War after transfer from KU
• Two tornadoes hit Clinton, Missouri; strongest reached 98 mph winds, NWS says
• The Royals’ biggest issue proved costly again in loss to Detroit Tigers
• Did You Know You Can Forage Your Own Fridge? Here’s How Empty Nesters Are Saving Money on Groceries
• Clinton, MO, resident escaped tornado just in the nick of time: ‘Never again’
• KC moves forward with Royals stadium. Now all eyes are on Missouri
• Royals endured rain delays, lead changes in Detroit. But Tigers walk it off in 9th
• What Chiefs’ Brett Veach said about Miami star Rueben Bain Jr.’s 2024 car accident
• KC officially opens door for Royals stadium near downtown. What needs to come next
• This $14.3 million estate is on sale near Kansas City. See inside
• Iconic Kansas City restaurant, a Northland favorite, is reopening soon
• In our Chiefs mock NFL Draft 5.0, KC considers some trades. How one might unfold
• Lee’s Summit is hiking the prices for these city services starting in July
• Gov. Kehoe’s tax plan would hit regular Missourians at the cash register | Opinion
• Why does Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt want this federal judge impeached? | Opinion
• Jamari McDowell chooses transfer destination. He’s leaving KU for the ACC
• US Justice Department should stay out of states’ own ethics investigations | Opinion
• Kansas City hasn’t cracked the affordable housing code. What will it take? | Opinion
• What counts as middle class in Kansas City? New study lists range
• Kansas City’s Thursday vote could advance new Royals stadium plan. What to know
• Kansas City woman arrested in Florida a day after joining FBI’s Ten Most Wanted
• With future of Truman Sports Complex unclear, its name still matters. Here’s why
• 7 Smart Money Strategies for New Graduates
• Missouri Senate moves closer to replacing income tax with higher sales taxes
• Rescue Kittens Get Hardware-Themed Names After Being Found on a Lowe's Shelf
• New superintendent to lead quickly growing Piper Unified School District
• This Mini Horse Plays Keyboard for Hospital Patients—and It’s Going Viral
• Missouri tornado, new fine dining in JoCo & more: KC stories you may have missed
• Kansas City police sergeant alleges racial discrimination, retaliation in lawsuit
• Friday’s severe weather threat could be the week’s worst: What’s lining up in KC
• How to Spend 5 Perfect Days in Portland, Oregon, From Coffee Shops to Hiking Spots
• What’s with new artwork in KC’s 18th and Vine? Banner goes up after controversy
• Man sentenced for shooting, critically injuring zTrip driver in northeast KC
• 4 Missouri & Kansas immigrants held in KC for months without bond, lawsuit says
• Kansas senator faces sharp criticism over high gas prices. Here's what to know
• BTS Comeback Helps Drive Record 2.06 Million Tourists to South Korea in March
• The Simple Face Steps That Instantly Make You Look More Polished Before You Walk Out the Door
• Kansas town reverses course on storm cleanup after hundreds posted on Facebook
• What Gift Did Carrie Underwood Give to the ‘American Idol’ Contestants? Everything You Need to Know
• She Thought a Hydrant Burst — Then Saw a ‘Wall of Rain’ Heading Her Way
• In the Dotte dispatch: Deputy knelt on his back and he died. Family wants justice
• Reality Check dispatch: The last step before KC gets moving on Royals deal
• Pilots Made Animal Noises Over the Radio as a Joke—Now the Clip Is Going Viral Everywhere
• Independence police detain armed man at Blue Springs elementary school
• The U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels has a new commanding officer. He’s a KU alum
• This Johnson County Chuck E. Cheese is closed. 3 are left in the KC area
• Doctors Say These 7 Things Could Be Why You Wake Up Tired Even After a Full Night of Sleep
• Hail pummels Kansas towns south of KC, damaging vehicles & homes after storms
• KU basketball lands first transfer portal commitment. He’s a Big 12 forward
• KU basketball’s Elmarko Jackson chooses Georgetown as his transfer destination
• Why the Chiefs signed Kenneth Walker, Alohi Gilman and Khyiris Tonga
• Top NFL Draft tight end prospect recounts meeting with Chiefs’ Travis Kelce
• Kansas City’s women’s tackle football team is growing — with no signs of stopping
• John Sherman says any new renderings of a Royals stadium must have two features
• KC Current owner won rugby national titles in college. Now, she’s hosting matches.
• Sporting KC fans feel downtrodden amid rebuild. The new owner agrees
• Chainsmokers, Tech N9ne among musical acts announced for KC’s World Cup Fan Fest
• Four years ago, Chiefs won the NFL Draft. And this draft sets up in a familiar way
• Kansas Sports Hall of Fame announces largest class ever, 32 inductees. What to know
• KU’s Melvin Council off to stellar start in Portsmouth Invitational predraft event
• A KC fake robbery scheme used real gunfire to get visas. Here’s what to know | Opinion
• ‘It’s definitely been rocky.’ Inside a Black student’s experience at Mizzou | Opinion
• Union says striking KC-area ammunition plant workers ‘dug in for the long haul’
• Two tornadoes struck Clinton, Missouri, this week. Here’s what to know
• Visiting KC for the World Cup? Here are 10 facts to know before you arrive