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May 14, 2026

• See photos from Sporting KC’s win over L.A. Galaxy, team’s 2nd victory of 2026
• Seth Lugo reaches major career milestone in Royals’ road game against White Sox
• A fan fell from stands into Royals’ bullpen during Wednesday’s game at White Sox
• ‘Untenable.’ Missouri map ruling ushers in chaotic period for KC voters
• Wichita State students planted wishes in a time capsule. Will we listen? | Opinion
• Reforming mass incarceration relies on halfway houses. Kansas needs more | Opinion
• Ex-Coldwater mayor detained by ICE in Wichita
• ‘Quiet’ former Kansas Jayhawk Darryn Peterson speaks up at NBA Combine in Chicago
• Shawnee OKs incentives to spark development in long-stagnant commercial district
• 2 killed in Wednesday shooting in KCK’s Shawnee Heights neighborhood
• Is Missouri heading for an illegal primary election? Opponents of new map say yes
• KU baseball to conclude Big 12 regular season at BYU — with league title at stake
• Kansas City residents face new political reality after redistricting ruling
• White Sox continue to flip script in 2026, defeating visiting Royals 6-5 — again
• Goodbye to Rick Brehm, one of Kansas City’s last true haberdashers | Opinion
• How Sporting KC rallied around kickoff & legend’s speech for 2nd win of ‘26 season
• Grain Valley grad Misiorowski adds to record-breaking year in game vs. Padres
• How to Use Credit Cards Safely and Effectively for Summer Vacation
• Gas is high, but 1970s stunned drivers, too. KC readers recall tough times | Opinion
• Secretary of State Hoskins accused of delay tactics over certifying signatures | Opinion
• Missouri map fight: Voters deserve a prompt and certified referendum | Opinion
• In 1974 two naked dudes disrupted KU graduation. It was a big year for streaking
• KC Election Board moves ahead with gerrymandered Missouri map. Half of voters affected
• Kansas City keeps growing, gained 13,000 people in 5 years, says new census data
• Kansas woman stole $400K in gold and silver coins from elderly couple, prosecutors say
• Liberty officers in near-miss as driver passes traffic stop: ‘Move Over’
• Bicycle rider critically injured in Kansas City hit-and-run crash, police say
• Mom traveling to son’s college graduation dies in Missouri car crash. ‘I miss her’
• KU Hospital monitoring 3 Kansans exposed to deadly hantavirus, state confirms
• Five days of storm chances ahead for KC: Which days pose the biggest risk?
• With crash in past, KC-area family is ‘spokesfamily’ for Ronald McDonald House
• In KC, Barstow School dean helped students organize an ICE protest. Now he’s fired
• KCK police fatally shot man holding ‘metal object’; spoon found near his body
• ICE protest firing, Missouri map chaos, fan falls into Royals dugout: Top KC stories
• Royals describe scene in bullpen when fan was injured in fall from Chicago stands
• Chiefs’ schedule tracker: KC’s game against Buffalo Bills gains holiday exposure
• UMKC men’s hoops coach Mark Turgeon makes less in salary than Roos’ women’s coach
• KU softball opens NCAAs Friday in Norman. Jayhawks’ regional features juggernauts
• Meet the guy who challenges calls for Kansas City Royals — in 15 seconds or less
• KC Mavericks can close out Round 2 playoff series vs. Allen on Saturday: details
• Missouri town reeling after missing girl found dead. ‘You became all our daughters’
• Missouri AG threatens legal action against clerks who don’t use gerrymandered map
• U.S. Postal worker killed in hit-and-run crash in Kansas City neighborhood
• From dance to ceramics, these 4 artists channel Japanese culture to create in KC
• With Town Topic no longer 24 hours, where will Kansas City nosh at night?
• Non-profit is banking on KC public schools, and investing over a million dollars
• Charlie Puth’s charisma shines at first Kansas City show in 8 years
• New exhibit in KC Zoo’s Africa zone will get you nearly ‘nose-to-nose’ with these giants