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May 1, 2026

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• KC protest, K-State student death & ex-police chief’s alleged secret deal: Top stories
• How a kratom giant got what it wanted from RFK and new Homeland Security chief | Opinion
• Kansas Jayhawks land hoops center who has played for Duke, Clemson & Charleston
• Garrett Nussmeier carries NFL family lineage to KC as Chiefs rookie quarterback
• It’s a new era for historic theater in KC’s 18th and Vine: ‘A monumental moment’
• What was the emergency that led to Kansas City police crash? Officials decline to say
• Will Travis Kelce & Taylor Swift attend Kentucky Derby to cheer for their horse?
• Seven things to know about No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes after he picked KU basketball
• One fun fact about the jersey numbers each member of Chiefs’ draft class will wear
• Will Tyran Stokes wear Nike or Adidas at Kansas? Plus, football | KU Jayhawks Q&A
• Chiefs’ rookie free-agent roster is loaded with KC-local products and NFL dreams
• Chiefs’ top draft pick Mansoor Delane takes on do-it-all role at rookie minicamp
• Former KU guard Melvin Council Jr. invited to G League Combine for pro prospects
• Kansas City Mavericks eliminate Tahoe, move on in ECHL’s Kelly Cup playoffs
• Celebrate the Chiefs’ 2026 draft picks with 7 unique downloadable posters
• Missouri deputy fatally shoots 19-year-old suspected in teen’s shooting
• Coyote spotted by police in Johnson County neighborhood. What to do if you see one
• Kansas City May Day protesters push back at ‘billionaires,’ ICE & more
• KC doctors create line of scrubs for pregnant, nursing moms — like themselves
• L’Jarius Sneed’s social-media posts may hint at a Chiefs reunion (or so fans hope)
• Independence police major alleges secret deal kept ex-chief on payroll in lawsuit
• KC-region tornado count rises, weather service confirms 2 more. One lasted 25 minutes
• Popular KC ice cream shop crosses Missouri River with first Northland location
• Viral celebrity-owned shapewear brand will open on Kansas City’s Plaza
• Negro Leagues baseball great Hilton Smith honored as more than ‘Satchel’s shadow’
• Massage therapist charged with rape, assault of customers at KC-area yoga studio
• Old Leawood City Hall will be torn down. See top contender for new park layout
• Spring Patio Furniture Ideas That Help You Make the Most of Your Space
• Six tornadoes hit Kansas City region this week. Here’s what to know
• KC may close loophole allowing historic buildings to be demolished without review
• The Chiefs’ draft decisions leave one important question unanswered
• The rule of law isn’t abstract. It affects every Missourian’s daily life | Opinion
• Criminal investigation limits WB U.S. 50 to one lane in Johnson County, Missouri
• Prep school big man Grant Mordini to join KU Jayhawks men’s basketball program
• Pedicabs are coming to KC’s Plaza ahead of World Cup. Why were they banned there?
• Josh Hawley’s misinformation on abortion and Title X hurts Missourians | Opinion
• KC company behind 7-OH boom donated to Ty Masterson’s campaign before kratom ban
• Faith groups rally for immigrants at Johnson County church. ‘They are seen, and loved’
• Frost may nip early spring plantings north of Missouri River. Will KC dodge it?
• Where Taylor, Timothée and Sabrina Actually Eat: Deuxmoi’s 10 NYC Celeb-Spotting Spots
• Kansas AG Kobach is at odds with President Trump over TV station mega-merger
• Even Celebrities Get Their Doctor-Ordered Scans Denied By Insurance: Here’s How To Fight Back In 2026
• Medicaid Work Requirements Are Here: What to Know About 2026 Changes, Exemptions and Coverage Protection
• Damon Wayans Credits Sister’s Push for Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis That May Have Saved His Eyesight
• Small nonprofit could get nearly a quarter-million bucks: What’s your pick? | Opinion