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June 5, 2026

• Blue Springs South rallies past Rockhurst in extras, returns to state-title game
• Prairie Village may build large homes on YMCA site instead of community center
• Kansas City’s Juneteenth festival expands for 15th year. Here’s what to expect
• Kansans for Life PAC endorses Masterson for governor — and attacks his GOP rival
• KCK school police officer accuses district of wrongful firing, covering up crimes
• Former Blue Valley student accuses district of negligence in sexual assault by teacher
• Wes Rogers launches bid for KC mayor focusing on public safety and affordability
• A Royals newcomer helped seal Thursday’s series-opening win at Minnesota Twins
• Argentina soccer fans set to gather for World Cup rally in KC. When’s the ‘banderazo’?
• Kansas City museum receives $1M gift for youth art education: ‘Transformative’
• How Jerry Moran can help Kansas police focus on actual crime | Opinion
• Kansas’ anti-trans ID law is the opposite of government based on freedom | Opinion
• Travis Releford hits game-winning 3, earns MVP honors at KU’s Roundball Classic
• A downtown Kansas City coffee shop is for sale after closing this spring
• Feud at Plaza church, Kansas governor race & the Western Auto sign: Top KC stories
• High-stakes abortion case unresolved as judge named finalist for KS Supreme Court
• Independence OKs financing to rebuild blighted plaza, says taxpayers not on hook
• On verge of trial, founder of KC nonprofit faces new slate of charges in 2023 killing
• Before Messi-mania hit KC for FIFA World Cup, Kansas City welcomed the great Pelé
• This Royals newcomer turned a long day of travel into heroic at-bat against Twins
• Floods keep shutting down roads on edge of KC. City, county say not their problem
• Why the KU baseball team never lost faith after winless series vs. West Virginia
• How much fiber is too much? Trader Joe's new gummy worms have a painfully ‘odd’ answer
• BBQ picks for World Cup, Green Duck fire and jail woes: Top Opinion news | Walker
• Stop wasting money on fiber gummies and start eating these high-fiber foods instead
• Police shot a woman and her baby. Independence paid up. Where’s the apology? | Porter
• Kratom’s off Missouri shelves. What about all these other dangerous pills? | Opinion
• Storm chances return as Kansas City heads into hot, humid stretch
• Neighbors fear change to Independence zoning law clears way for more data centers
• Person struck, killed by car left in reverse at residence in east Kansas City
• Battle over Olathe land sale escalates with new claims targeting school district
• Your guide to going to First Fridays in Kansas City’s Crossroads
• Family argument leads to fatal shooting in Kansas City’s Northland
• FBI warns of this World Cup rule. Break it and risk a $100K fine and a year in prison
• Remains found in KCK belong to man missing since 2023, police say
• Crashes plague I-70 construction zones during KC-area road work. What’s causing them?
• Data centers are toxic in KC politics. Here’s what MO lawmakers are — or aren’t — doing
• Labor group turns in signatures to force vote on KC funding for new Royals stadium
• Planned Parenthood preps 5,000 safer-sex kits, with condoms, for KC World Cup fans
• New KU Jayhawks Q&A examines 2026-27 hoops roster + Melvin Council’s draft stock
• Former KU hoops star Zeke Mayo’s Roundball Classic debut made for special night
• KU’s Taylen Kinney has off shooting night as Team USA finishes U18 pool play 3-0
• Royals’ Josh Rojas did something historical; it may have been a baseball first
• Travis Kelce explains what the Chiefs missed by not having Eric Bieniemy
• Dominic Voegele and KU Jayhawks are ready for baseball showdown vs. OU at The Hog
• Kansas City gets ringing endorsement as World Cup host from national pundit
• See which KC-area teams advanced to Saturday’s Missouri girls state soccer finals
• Judge rewrites ballot language on plan to eliminate Missouri income tax
• Developer withdraws request for Northland data center incentives through Port KC
• What can Missouri’s state politicians do to address concerns on KC data centers?
• Here’s the story of ‘The Backyard’ which will expand for KU’s NCAA games vs. OU
• Heidi Gardner to Wall Street Journal: These are must-see KC spots during World Cup
• 3 ex-Boilermakers convicted of racketeering, embezzlement of KC union’s funds
• Convictions in Boilermakers trial ‘bittersweet,’ union leader says: ‘Not over yet’
• Fresh off upset, Algeria will arrive in KC this weekend for World Cup base camp
• Olathe will install new basketball courts at Black Bob Park. Not everyone loves it