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July 15, 2026

• Nomination Deadline Extended for Kansas City Top Workplaces
• Go Inside KC Soccer with Current’s injury woes, Sporting’s veteran back-line adds
• Kansas City's loudest Facebook group wants a seat at the table | Hudnall
• What we know about new tax break plan for Country Club Plaza
• Kansas City World Cup proved Missouri can deliver on the global stage | Opinion
• Former KU guard Darryn Peterson has been matched against top picks in NBA Draft
• Here’s the scoop on Samoyeds, the dog breed that Swift & Kelce appear to own now
• Wichita State breaks down Masterson’s duties, salary at on-campus Koch workshop
• $15,000 art sale could mark turning point for Black Kansas City painter
• Seven men charged in Clay County sex sting operation during World Cup
• Town homes, storefronts with French Renaissance flair proposed in east Olathe
• Heavy rain, storms possible this week as hotter, muggier air builds in KC
• Is parasitic illness causing diarrhea in Kansas & Missouri? What data says
• KC man sentenced to 14 years in fatal shooting at Van Brunt gas station
• Jackson County lake that’s popular for swimming briefly closed. Here’s why
• Eric Stonestreet’s latest role? He ‘portrays’ Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes in commercial
• KU has a new basketball recruit, per reports, but will he play for the Jayhawks?
• KC Current star Temwa Chawinga to play for Malawi at African Cup of Nations
• How Sporting KC and MLS can capitalize on Kansas City’s World Cup afterglow
• Taylor Swift’s fans quietly raised money for KC non-profit in honor of her wedding
• Chiefs’ Andy Reid voted top coach in the NFL by a panel of football writers
• Sporting KC’s summer included memorable experiences with Argentina, England
• GLP-1 medication users are just starting to embrace high-protein breakfasts, and here’s why that matters
• Protein coffee: How the trending drink is changing the way Americans fuel their mornings
• All the Kansas City spots World Cup athletes visited during the tournament
• Lee’s Summit court needs help, consultant says — ‘Our court is drowning’
• ‘Big consequences’: Over objections of some, KC planners approve Costco zoning change
• Years after using racial slur in meeting, Kansas candidate defends his position
• Clinic for autistic children opens in Olathe, promising quicker diagnosis & care
• Lansing inmate who attacked corrections officers with broomstick sentenced
• Man sentenced to 25 years in fentanyl deaths of woman, her unborn child
• Man charged with murder in shooting of two people in Kansas City, Kansas
• Argentina fans got a special musical gift from a pillar of the KC Symphony
• Olathe native on American referee crew for Argentina-England World Cup semifinal
• How to prevent Cyclospora contamination in your local garden produce
• DUI wreck involving KCK official ended with a man losing his tooth: Court records
• Judge drops lawsuit against Mizzou fraternity, members, in death of Riley Strain
• Some KC hospitals have treated cyclospora illness at center of CDC probe
• He came under fire in JoCo for anti-trans tweets. Now he’s seeking Kansas seat
• New Johnson County health-focused restaurant opening soon. What to know
• Johnson County is pricing out teachers. One district might build its own housing
• In race for gerrymandered KC district, only one Republican candidate lives there