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May 12, 2026

• Mass resignations, ‘confidential’ memo upend Kansas City homelessness board
• BPU’s new solar facility could reduce energy bills for KCK’s low-income residents
• Will new Missouri antisemitism law stop all talk of Israel in schools? | Opinion
• The Plaza is the jewel of Kansas City. City Council, keep it that way | Opinion
• Child in Independence riding mini bike suffers serious injuries in collision
• 2 accused of firing shots at 2024 KC Chiefs Super Bowl rally released from prison
• Arrowhead can still thrive as ‘Kansas City Stadium,’ but FIFA should heed this
• Kansas City, don’t wait for the World Cup to care about homelessness | Opinion
• Hartzell Gray wants to go to Congress. He can’t even manage his own lawsuit | Opinion
• Turkey collides with motorcycle in Missouri, two Belton residents injured
• Thieves crash stolen vehicle into Overland Park pawn shop, steal nearly 30 guns
• Excelsior Springs woman sentenced to 16 years for child sex abuse charges
• Riverfront streetcar opens Monday, but route is already changing
• Dark Sky Tourism: The Best Places in the World to See the Stars, Northern Lights and Milky Way Views in 2026
• In the Dotte dispatch: KCK staple closing after 61 years, ‘We have no choice’
• Kansas City gift shop in South Plaza to close after 37 years
• Residents of 3 Kansas City buildings to protest lack of hot water, other problems
• What Are the Best Food Travel Destinations Around the World? Everything You Need to Know
• Fatal crash closes southbound I-35 at Lone Elm Road in Olathe: Highway patrol
• Woman identified as member of litter crew killed in eastern Jackson County crash
• Kansas City man arrested with handgun converted to fully automatic pleads guilty
• Storms or no storms? Kansas City watches a cold front as heat builds
• Port KC could seek $90M for bridge to connect Columbus Park to Berkley Riverfront
• Up North dispatch: Heart-shaped forest gets new life for World Cup
• Taller buildings, private sidewalks in the Plaza? City Council could soon vote
• New VinZant restaurant will come to the former Houlihan’s site. The details
• Nonfatal shootings up in Kansas City compared to 2025, police say
• KC’s Hallmark Christmas Experience returns for 3rd year: Celebrity lineup revealed
• Historic mansion may have buyer, homelessness board gets shakeup: Top KC stories
• Attorneys urge Missouri high court to block KC’s gerrymandered map in key cases
• The Chiefs’ schedule nod to Taylor Swift didn’t raise the interest of fans
• How much will U.S., Kansas, Missouri and Kansas City spend on the World Cup?
• Chiefs’ opening-game opponent and kickoff time are known. We now have a site
• FIFA World Cup opener less than a month away. Can event push through headwinds?
• Can’t say that: See FIFA’s strict trademark rules ahead of World Cup in KC
• Mizzou Tigers add proven scorer Jordan Crawford to reloaded backcourt for 2026-27
• Bill Self comments on KU signing freshman forward — and makes a player comparison
• Salvador Perez is starting at catcher again. Here is Royals’ plan going forward
• Kansas City is FIFA World Cup Base Camp Central. What to know with 1 month to go
• 3 Kansans are being monitored for hantavirus. Here’s what we know
• Missouri Supreme Court upholds Kansas City’s gerrymandered map in win for Trump
• Longtime federal prosecutor builds case to replace Roger Marshall in U.S. Senate
• Loved ones mourn KC man who drowned on Florida trip: ‘Our first family vacation’
• Missouri Tigers running back Ahmad Hardy released from hospital after shooting
• $150 billion Independence AI data center breaks ground, barricades protesters
• KC nonprofit founded to end mass incarceration sued rival and won $8 million | Opinion
• Lee’s Summit sets punishments for verbal, physical abuse of sports officials
• Olathe Schools backs its policy honoring students who died amid community plea
• Developer of $3 billion De Soto data center pledges $250K ‘community investment’
• KC Art Institute looks to buy 113-year-old mansion that brothers fought to demolish
• Historic KC mansion at center of demolition fight may have a buyer. Here’s what to know