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July 23, 2026

• Former staff, students say KCKPS mishandled reports of teacher crimes against kids
• Shawnee Mission tightens classroom tech rules after parent pushback. AI is next
• Newly opened Johnson County cafe closes abruptly amid tipping debacle
• Jackson County may settle with 200,000 homeowners in class action suit. See how
• Royals will be ‘open-minded’ at MLB trade deadline. Here’s what’s at stake
• Electing judges, justices in Kansas makes them accountable to the people | Opinion
• Endorsement: Star’s Editorial Board on Amendment 4, initiative petition | Opinion
• Kansas City goes to court seeking to rehab former Robandee mall in south KC
• Worker fell to death in elevator shaft in near-total darkness at KC building: lawsuit
• Electing Kansas Supreme Court justices would turn them into politicians | Opinion
• Royals skipper Matt Quatraro won’t manage Thursday’s game due to personal matter
• In Kansas, GOP pushes pro-democracy election message. In Missouri, the opposite
• Meet the 7 Hiking Trails That Demand Months of Preparation
• Manny Abarca should have exited the political stage a long time ago | Hudnall
• KC’s women and minority business program was successful. Now it's under attack
• Midwest’s first pickleball stadium could come to site of former IHOPKC church
• Lenexa rejects proposal for drive-thrus, wants sit-down gathering spots instead
• KC area teen killed in car crash had just turned 19. ‘Amazing kid,’ co-workers say
• New NKC law authorizes police to remove camps, give tickets for sleeping outside
• Mayor Lucas says lawsuit over Kansas City contracts is political stunt, frivolous
• Man thrown from motorcycle, seriously injured at I-70 exit in Kansas City, Kansas
• A downtown Kansas City coffee shop will reopen with new owners
• Texas men sentenced for pharmacy burglary spree that included two in Kansas City
• KCK car crash victim remembered as a ‘loving father, a proud grandfather’
• Widespread rain could bring downpours, flooding to KC area: What to expect
• Waldo cable theft that cut power to 1,800 residents under investigation, police say
• Police seek help finding dog that bit child walking in Overland Park neighborhood
• KC burger joint with loyal following opens second location in Brookside
• Christmas in July? Kansas City reindeer just chillin’ before busy holiday season
• Inspired by Arrowhead, KC designers say new Chiefs stadium ‘will be even louder’
• Billy Preston never (officially) played for Jayhawks. But he’s delivering in TBT
• KC bull rider has overcome devastating injuries, never losing sight of his dream
• Giants broadcasters crushed umpires for weird call in Wednesday’s loss to Royals
• How Zion Rose’s arrival in KC is fueling the future of African-American baseball
• England star wowed by poem written for team by its bus driver at World Cup in KC
• Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce praised by families who lost loved one in line of duty
• KU basketball changes format for Late Night in the Phog — and announces exhibitions
• KU’s Collins and Taylor have message for fans: It’s not easy to build TBT roster
• Inside evening exercise’s surprising connection to deeper, more restorative sleep each night
• Men tied to KC gang shot man outside Independence event space: Court documents
• Chiefs renderings of new stadium include a specific national anthem singer
• How the Royals came up short in a roller-coaster series opener at Detroit Tigers
• Fire at Olathe motel displaces 28 people, 2 dogs
• Missouri AG’s anti-diversity suit shows KC contractor policy was working | Porter
• Chiefs’ QBs & rookies report to training camp Friday. Here’s what we’re watching
• Popular Kansas City bar is closing original spot, opening new location
• Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas and Bill Simmons say that KC deserves NBA team
• Former Kansas governor endorses KC-area pastor in race for Marshall’s Senate seat
• Lee’s Summit is asking voters to approve a new sales tax to raise $6M. Here’s why