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June 15, 2026

• Watch Team England players trade soccer for darts at team’s World Cup media center
• Before KC’s 6 World Cup matches, look back at 6 huge soccer games at Arrowhead
• KCFD battalion chief stays on the job despite history of DWIs. One case is pending
• My victory for nurses’ rights will help change the system for every Kansan | Opinion
• Youth taken into custody after shooting in KC left 1 man dead, police say
• Social Security and Medicare are unsustainable. Kansas, Missouri need action | Opinion
• Neighbors in Butler react to skydiving crash that killed 12: ‘It just broke my heart’
• The Wellness Retreat Experience Is Changing and More of It Is Happening at Home
• Choosing the Best Option to Fund Home Improvements
• Will Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. be an All-Star? Here’s MLB’s latest voting update
• Kansas City Royals acquire veteran reliever in two-player trade with Blue Jays
• Missouri governor vows to use ‘all resources’ after fatal Butler plane crash
• Federal investigators set to probe reason for Butler plane crash that killed 12
• What type of airplane crashed in Butler, killing 12? Here’s a close look at the details
• It’s ‘too early’ to pinpoint cause of fatal Butler plane crash, investigators say
• Affordable Wellness Travel Is Growing Fast and These Budget-Friendly Retreats Are Leading the Shift
• Motorcyclist suffers critical injuries in two-vehicle crash in KC’s Northland
• Up North dispatch: Argentina fans are flocking to this Northland restaurant
• Body of missing Overland Park dentist found in vehicle submerged in Table Rock Lake
• KC-area orchestra teacher, trumpeter among 12 who died in skydiving plane crash
• How to watch Argentina vs. Algeria, FIFA World Cup game: Time, TV, betting odds
• Algeria connection, Netherlands flair & England in town: World Cup has arrived in KC
• Chiefs release training camp schedule, including planned autograph sessions
• There’s a quirk in the Royals’ schedule this week — and the broadcast plans, too
• Kansas City was the nation’s top TV market for Team USA opener at World Cup
• Meet some of the KC kids who will escort World Cup players onto the field Tuesday
• World Cup soccer wives, gal pals were first WAGs 20 years ago: 5 to watch for in KC
• The special connection between Algeria and Argentina coaches ahead of game in KC
• Why ‘Ted Lasso’ should give us a reminder about Kansas City as a World Cup host
• KU basketball’s Darryn Peterson will only work out with one NBA team, report says
• World Cup teams learn what ‘shelter in place’ means as severe storms hit KC
• Jason Sudeikis welcomed world to FIFA World Cup 2026 before USMNT’s dominant win
• Have you seen the Orange? Netherlands fans unite in Kansas City for World Cup
• ‘We lost a lot of friends.’ Butler, MO, skydiving crash among the worst in decades
• Skydive Kansas City: 5 things to know about the deadly Butler airplane crash
• Blue Springs scout leader accused of using phone app to create obscene images
• We know a lot about Butler plane crash. In time, we’ll know why it happened | Williams
• Ashton Gillotte didn’t like his Chiefs rookie film. He’s optimistic about Year 2
• Kansas City Symphony showcase to end this year after over half a century
• What’s a Panini sticker? Latino families bring global World Cup tradition to KC
• Iconic Kansas City barbecue chain open seven days a week — for now
• Beloved Vietnamese restaurant opens second location in Johnson County
• Lawrence pipefitter among 12 killed in Butler crash: ‘Devoted to God and skydiving’
• Father killed in Butler crash lived adventurously. ‘Anything dangerous you loved it’
• KC grandfather of 6 started skydiving to honor his sister. He died in plane crash
• Skydiving was ‘love at first sight’ for young victim of Missouri plane crash
• Man who died in Missouri plane crash was ‘doing what he loved best’
• Loving and ‘adventurous’ skydiver was one of 12 killed in Butler plane crash
• Revered skydiving instructor killed in MO crash. ‘Taking piano lessons from Beethoven’
• 149 new ‘high-end’ apartments are coming to KCK near KU Med. See where
• This former Missouri Tiger is now an NBA champion with the New York Knicks