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June 9, 2026

• Excelsior Springs wins baseball state title while head coach deployed overseas
• Josh Hawley is warning about AI dangers. But regulations languish in Missouri
• Kansas, Missouri families with rare diseases can’t afford slower progress | Opinion
• KC’s a ‘super special’ soccer city. What hosting World Cup means to our pro players
• New Indian restaurant opens in Kansas City: butter chicken, biryani, more
• Man previously convicted of manslaughter charged in fatal shooting of girlfriend
• Missouri Attorney General expects surge in human trafficking at World Cup in KC
• Prairie Village will host England’s team in its only hotel. How police prepared
• World Cup shuttle between KCI and Johnson County launches. Will it be permanent?
• A needed homeless shelter is coming to KC. But first it’ll house World Cup guests
• Clean scentscaping: How to make every room smell amazing without using harmful hidden chemicals
• Fans gather at Rock Chalk Park to try to catch Algeria men’s soccer team practice
• Here’s what the ticket market is saying about World Cup matches in Kansas City
• World Cup fans will see one prominent reminder of the Chiefs at games in KC
• Here’s how things look inside Arrowhead Stadium for players at the World Cup
• In a trying year, Vinnie Pasquantino finds perspective in a friendly place
• Bobby Witt Jr., Salvador Perez return to Royals’ starting lineup vs. Rangers
• KC-area nonprofit helps Asian seniors fight isolation with multilingual community
• What’s going on with the old service station on Westport Road? | Hudnall
• No arrests, no charges after violent weekend in Kansas City, Lee’s Summit
• Police investigate DUI after head-on crash injures 2 people in Kansas City
• Kansas City heats up after morning storms. ‘Feels like’ temps over 105 expected
• Robert Plant, Led Zeppelin frontman, coming to KC’s Kauffman Center in September
• Kansas City house fire displaces adult and child, injures three firefighters
• Inside Cooking School Vacations at 5 Destinations, From Tuscany’s Stone Villas to New York Boot Camps
• Kansas City coffee shop will open new downtown spot. ‘Good opportunity’
• How a Cooking School Vacation in Italy Turns Tuscany’s Villa Kitchens Into Hands-On Culinary Classrooms
• Here is how parking at Royals games will change because of the World Cup
• Some World Cup teams will be without top players for games in Kansas City
• See 40 photos from the Chiefs’ mandatory minicamp practice Tuesday in Kansas City
• Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce stars in a new commercial for Six Flags
• Eight years in the making, World Cup has arrived. Is Kansas City ready? | Podcast
• 3 people arrested, charged in connection to fatal shooting in Kansas City, Kansas
• Bakery specializing in Hawaiian treats plans new spot in Olathe
• KC police search for woman last seen near Ashland Square Park
• This year among the wettest in Kansas City history. See how wet it’s been
• Slimmed-down Chiefs tackle Josh Simmons reflects on rookie season, one year later
• After chaos at Lee’s Summit’s Downtown Days, festival is no more, organizers say
• Here’s who supports, opposes statewide data center moratorium in KS governor race
• U.S. Senate votes to make Kansas Bureau of Investigation director a federal judge
• Fictionalized Kansas City at heart of Spielberg’s new ET movie, ‘Disclosure Day’
• The Netherlands’ World Cup team opted for a quiet arrival in Kansas City Tuesday