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May 13, 2026

• Remembering Missouri Tigers gymnastics program founder, former coach Jake Jacobson
• Late homer dooms Royals in series-opening 6-5 loss at Chicago White Sox: details
• Missouri’s legislative session ends on Friday. Here’s what to expect
• Six things to know about Chiefs first-round NFL Draft selection Mansoor Delane
• Erik Murray: Kansas deserves a senator who will fight for what’s right | Opinion
• Ex-KC firefighter enters guilty plea to careless driving for pickup crash into home
• Whether a KC data center or targeted bombs, don’t let AI make our decisions | Opinion
• Adalberto Mondesi’s Royals record remains intact following KC’s loss to White Sox
• Why won’t Olathe schools honor deceased student at graduation? | Opinion
• Skip the store-bought detergent with these budget-friendly DIY laundry detergent recipes
• How George Brett and Jac Caglianone connected over hitting tips — and a card
• These Are the Top Plants and Vegetables to Start Planting in Early Spring for a Thriving Garden
• See how Kansas City voter districts are divided in Missouri’s 2025 gerrymandered map
• Some KC bars could stay open late during World Cup after mayor changes tune
• Missouri map confusion leaves Jackson County, local election officials in limbo
• Motorcycle driver critical after crash with U.S. Postal Service semi in KC
• Kehoe cheers high court ruling on new districts: ‘Missouri First Map stands’
• Missouri man accused of posting videos on how to make explosives. Other cases linked
• Leavenworth woman, 44, identified as person killed in crash on I-35 in Olathe
• Ex-chief of staff testifies former president blew union funds on travel, family jobs
• Man found shot inside parked vehicle died by homicide, medical examiner says
• Man dies after being stabbed overnight in Kansas City’s Gillham Park
• KC gets a midweek break. A warmer, stickier — and stormier — stretch is next
• ‘See You Again’ singer returns to Kansas City. What to know before you go
• Gerrymandering ruling in Missouri, testimony in Boilermakers trial: Top KC stories
• Sheriff’s office investigates possible drowning at Hillsdale Lake campground
• KBI identifies suspect in police-involved shooting following SE Kansas chase
• Lawrence elementary student struck by car while walking to school
• Chiefs won’t play international game this season. Here’s why they could in 2027
• Broncos fans upset about opener vs. Chiefs in KC are not in touch with reality
• New study ranks Arrowhead as one of the hottest World Cup stadiums
• Here is who Travis Kelce predicts the Chiefs will play in prime-time this season
• Is KC ‘World Cup Ready?’ At town hall, residents ask about gun violence, ICE and more
• Inside KC soccer: Sporting Kansas City’s latest low point, Chawinga’s hat trick
• KC residents lament questions on new MO voting map: ‘I don’t know where I am’
• Missouri passes ‘born alive’ bill, rankling both sides of abortion debate
• KC councilman praises gerrymandered Missouri map, says it unites Northland voters
• Why there is a glimmer of hope for Democrats in Missouri gerrymandering rulings
• Former Kansas City store will soon become this boba tea shop
• Trying to get around JoCo during the World Cup? See the new circulator routes
• After shooting, beloved KC diner ends 24-hour service: ‘Deeply disheartened’
• Lenexa man pleads guilty in 2025 slayings of mother and aunt
• MU coach Drinkwitz shares update on Ahmad Hardy, who’s recovering from being shot
• Chicken, seafood restaurant opening in downtown KC. ‘Make people’s day’
• How a midnight call from KU hoops coach Bill Self changed Dennis Parker Jr.’s life
• Ahead of hosting ACM Awards, Shania Twain announces new album, releases new song
• A new pie shop is opening in the KC area. Its origins: BBQ competitions
• KCK tiny houses provide stability after life in the streets. They’re building more