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June 2, 2026

• KC Streetcar expansion to North Kansas City is floated. See how to learn more
• Restaurants filling KC stores for World Cup see big opportunity — and challenges
• A decade of lawsuits, feuds and neglect lie behind fire at KC’s Green Duck | Hudnall
• Kansas City ‘sovereign citizen’ made false tax claims for millions, prosecutors say
• Argument in KC neighborhood leads to shooting; 1 dead, 1 injured, police say
• Royals snap 6-game losing streak — in emphatic fashion — in Monday’s win at Reds
• Missouri ballot issue to end income tax is lawful, judge says, in win for GOP
• Heat, measles, STIs, food poisoning: KC health officials aim to keep World Cup safe
• Kansas Supreme Court selection is already political. Give voters a voice | Opinion
• From KC barbecue to empanadas, these are the 20 food stalls at FIFA Fan Fest
• KCPD drones at World Cup 2026: What to know about data risks | Opinion
• Are police drones at Kansas City World Cup matches a security risk? | Opinion
• Saltgate: Iconic Morton Salt Girl had rocky start in KC before amphitheater debut
• Chemical mix for tub leads to hazmat evacuation of downtown KC building
• KCK resident runs for state seat, asks judge to drop shooting case against her
• Think before you spray: How to apply herbicides responsibly in Kansas City
• Lawrence police video shows head-on crash into patrol vehicle: ‘He rammed me’
• KC restaurant will close for World Cup. Could it be for Argentina’s soccer team?
• Court accepts insanity plea from KC mother charged in malnourished daughter’s death
• Flagship location of iconic Kansas City pizza chain is remodeled for 50th year
• KC’s comfy stretch is here. Storm chances return late week. Time to turn on AC?
• Missing UMKC criminal justice professor found safe, police say Tuesday
• KC leaders unveil new plan to ban conversion therapy after backlash
• Experience Taylor Swift’s music in new ways at special Kansas City concerts
• How an exhibit on redlining changed the way Johnson County Museum shares stories
• Pleasant Hill shooting suspect and teenage victim are released from hospital: Updates
• Did a tornado touch down in North Kansas City? Here’s what the weather service says
• KC’s Morton Amphitheater opens this week. Here’s how concert parking works
• KCK police officer shoots man armed with knives during mental health call: KBI
• Jury to begin deliberations Tuesday in Boilermakers racketeering trial in KCK
• Olathe City Council to discuss town home proposal, Santa Fe project Tuesday
• Defense asserts no conspiracy in closing arguments in KCK Boilermakers trial
• KU Jayhawks freshman Taylen Kinney helps Team USA win its opening game in Mexico
• Big payment in police shooting, World Cup impact in JoCo & Taylor Swift: Top KC stories
• Royals + royals in KC? Book it, as Dutch king & queen to attend World Cup matches
• Weekend baseball: KU to open Super Regional vs. Oklahoma on Saturday, Sunday
• City of Riverside, KC Current to hold drawings to watch Netherlands practice
• Here’s a look at the FIFA World Cup rosters for every team based near Kansas City
• Prairie Village will have some restrictions around England’s World Cup hotel
• Ten-thousand miles later, Argentine cyclists arrive in Kansas City for World Cup
• A closer look at Kansas men’s basketball’s non-conference schedule for 2026-27
• Here are the teams that could play in World Cup knockout stage in KC and who won’t
• Taking the good Chiefs news (Patrick Mahomes) with the bad (Rashee Rice) | podcast
• A new movie produced by Chiefs star Travis Kelce will debut this week
• NCAA Tournament bracket shrinks to KU + 15 other teams: ‘It’s a pretty cool thing’
• Ex-Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith was back in KC to talk with kids about fútbol
• Kansas yoga studio hid dangers, ignored complaints before sexual assault, lawsuit says
• Boy killed by falling tree in Northland had ‘character beyond his years,’ family says
• Independence pays out millions to settle shooting that killed baby. Who pays?
• Kansas City brewery, Korean fried chicken will come together in revamped spot
• Kansas files murder charge in case of boy killed by dog. Records hidden from public view
• June will be a big month of concerts in KC. Here are 8 shows to catch
• The West Bottoms transformation is underway. See what’s opening this year, next