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June 3, 2026

• Brunch restaurant opening new Johnson County location, replacing chicken spot
• KCUR has a new home in the Country Club Plaza under two-year lease
• KU Jayhawks to face a familiar foe with spot in College World Series at stake
• Kansas City’s East Side isn’t a charity project. It just needs priority | Opinion
• Jury deliberations underway in KCK in Boilermakers monthlong racketeering trial
• KC Mini Con for local comic book creators creates a talent showcase | Opinion
• High-end, rare sports trading cards stolen from Liberty shop, police say
• How the Royals’ bullpen cratered, again, in extra-inning loss at Cincinnati Reds
• KU’s Taylen Kinney scores double-digit points in Team USA’s hoops rout of Mexico
• Missouri state Sen. Rick Brattin: County officials must follow the law | Opinion
• Mysterious group pours $1.9M into Missouri’s income tax phase-out campaign
• ‘Kansas City means everything to us’: KC Diamonds softball team eager to play ball
• One Company’s Answer to the HVAC Technician Shortage: Train Them From Scratch
• KC Mavericks advance to ECHL Kelly Cup finals, ousting Fort Wayne Komets: schedule
• County’s Abarca and Sheriff Forte need to talk about jail accountability now | Opinion
• This national retail chain is closing a store in the Kansas City area
• New KC museum wants to show how good modern tech is — by looking at the past
• Patrick Mahomes’ injury has some good news — especially for the Chiefs long-term
• A plea to Costco CEO: Don’t take what midtown KC loves out of our store | Opinion
• Video: Jackson County’s Abarca versus Sheriff Forte on new detention center | Opinion
• The Green Duck’s complicated legacy in Kansas City: What to know | Hudnall
• ‘Red Legs’ group in KC plotted to target ICE, man faces explosives charge: Feds
• Pleasant weather won’t last. Here’s when storms, sticky heat return to KC area
• KC artist opens new studio to bring workshops, retail and community to Troost
• This Crossroads corridor got a safety upgrade. See bike lanes, street parking
• Driver suffers serious injuries in crash on Troost Avenue in Kansas City: police
• Two-vehicle crash in construction zone stalls traffic on I-70 in Blue Springs
• An upscale pool hall with free tables is coming to Kansas City’s Westport
• What’s wrong with the Kansas City Royals? Well, just about everything
• Why the KC Current will have a crucial place in Kansas City’s World Cup ‘26 legacy
• Police remind that Argentina, Messi practice today in KCK is closed to public
• Kansas City police say soccer fans are at different level from what we see in U.S.
• Guardians broadcaster went viral for roasting Yankees player reviled by Royals fans
• Chiefs’ Rashee Rice can receive treatment on his knee at hospital, court rules
• Netherlands and 2026 FIFA World Cup: What to know about Dutch team’s time in KC
• Chiefs reveal George Karlaftis played through significant injury in 2025
• Lionel Messi leads Argentina into World Cup ... 10 years after he nearly retired
• Marion newspaper raid documentary will make Kansas debut at Lawrence’s Liberty Hall
• From Arrowhead, Gracie Hunt & fiance Derek Green announce World Cup ticket giveaway
• KC hospital to host live World Cup webcasts to discuss fan safety, player injuries
• North Kansas City bans camping on public land ahead of KC’s first World Cup match
• Inside Kansas’ chaotic governor race + Missouri cuts Dolly Parton’s book funding
• Buyer to save historic KC mansion brothers sought to demolish. What’s next?
• Brawl led to fatal shooting in Bally’s Kansas City Casino garage, police say
• Jury deliberations continue in Boilermakers racketeering conspiracy trial in KCK
• Did Olathe choose town homes over new shops? What’s next in rezoning effort
• Eight new rule changes that will be in place for 2026 World Cup matches
• Google donates $1 million to restore wetlands along Kansas City’s Blue River
• KC ethics panel reviews Nathan Willett’s email to residents lauding Trump policies
• If You Only Do One Thing to Live Longer After 50, Oxford and Harvard Agree It Should Be This
• Eight observations from Day 6 of Chiefs OTAs: What we’re learning about KC offense