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July 20, 2026

• Meet the 10 candidates running for governor of Kansas in 2026
• Sen. Roger Marshall is running for re-election in Kansas. Meet his 13 challengers
• Popular athletic clothing store closes abruptly on Kansas City’s Plaza
• Mizzou RB Ahmad Hardy cleared for football activities after May shooting
• Mizzou’s Eli Drinkwitz critiques 9-game SEC schedule — and makes World Cup comparison
• What’s on Clay County ballots? Explore our voter guide to August 4 election
• What’s on Platte County ballots? Explore our voter guide to August 4 election
• How do I choose who to vote for? Find 2026 sample ballots for KC-area elections
• No on Missouri Amendment 4: Don’t let politicians take your petition rights | Opinion
• Yes on Missouri Amendment 4: Everyone should agree on constitution changes | Opinion
• How Homebuyers Can Win in a Multiple-Offer Market
• New vote would let Center School District refinance lease — without debt increase
• KC asks voters for $100 million for upgrading convention facilities. What to know
• Here’s how former KU guard Darryn Peterson fared in NBA Summer League action
• Four hurt in shooting at Kansas City park at gathering of 50 teens, police say
• 20-year-old man fatally shot in Sugar Creek; investigation ongoing
• SB I-35 reopens after semi flips onto side in rollover crash north of Kearney
• ‘Take care of everybody’: City leaders urge voters support bond initiatives
• KCK car crash injures 7, including 6 children under 12
• This Kansas City lottery player won big prize off $20 ticket. See how much
• Missouri man drowns at Truman Lake while swimming Saturday morning
• How many cyclospora cases have been reported in Missouri? See the latest
• Kansas man killed after pickup runs off I-635, goes airborne and rolls
• Manny Abarca suspends Jackson County campaign to focus on corruption probe
• KCK could pay up to $11 million more city, county property taxes next year. What to know
• Eagles move into Patrick Mahomes’ backyard — and they’re not from Philadelphia
• It’s too hot in KC. Try these staff-recommended ice cream shops to cool down
• Hot, humid stretch peaks early this week in Kansas City. When will relief arrive?
• Construction worker killed in Prairie Village crash was devoted husband, friend says
• Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt asked at World Cup final: ‘What do you do for a living?’
• In honor of Taylor Swift, kids at Children’s Mercy designed wedding dresses
• England’s World Cup team shared nine photos it took of fans in Prairie Village
• Here’s how to watch and stream Royals games this week vs. Giants and Tigers
• Kick off Kansas City Chiefs training camp with an exclusive poster
• The Royals’ top prospect combined on a no-hitter in a minor-league game Sunday
• Former KU star Tyshawn Taylor tackles numerous duties for Jayhawks’ TBT team
• How long do couches last? Why more people are rethinking what sofa durability really looks like
• KU baseball to play Iowa in October exhibition game at ‘Field of Dreams’ site
• Manny Abarca removed as Jackson County Legislature chair in ouster vote
• Liquor superstore has closed its Kansas City Northland location
• Salvador Perez closes in on Royals history with special night vs. Giants
• Woman charged with murder, accuse of stabbing 61-year-old at KCK apartment
• Royals star Bobby Witt Jr. exits Monday’s game vs. Giants with back injury
• Two Kansas City men face murder charges in Troost parking lot shooting
• Neighbors of KC park lament shooting at youth gathering: ‘It’s so close to home’
• How candidates for Johnson County Chair would address data center development
• As Edgerton overturns its denial for data center project, a community fights against it
• What’s on Johnson County ballots? Explore our voter guide to August 4 election
• England’s technical director writes thank-you letter to KC and Prairie Village
• ‘Multi-sensory’ Italian restaurant coming to KC with Michelin-starred chef’s menu
• What’s on KC, Jackson County ballots? Explore our voter guide to August 4 election
• What’s on Kansas ballots? Explore our voter guide to August 4 primary election
• Missouri is voting on direct democracy. Here’s what to know about Amendment 4
• What’s on Wyandotte County ballots? Explore our voter guide to August 4 election
• What’s on Missouri ballots? Explore our voter guide to August 4 primary election