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July 27, 2026

• Meet the 2nd District candidates running for Jackson County legislator
• As city goes to court, interest grows in redeveloping Robandee site in south KC
• Meet the four candidates running for Kansas House in District 30
• Marine and Army veterans face off to challenge GOP incumbent in Missouri House primary
• What ID do you need to vote in Missouri, Kansas? Tips for Aug. 4 primaries
• Meet the three candidates running for Kansas House in District 27
• Vote no on electing Kansas Supreme Court justices. Keep outside money away | Opinion
• ‘New and improved’ Carlton Bragg playing power forward for KU’s TBT team
• Meet the candidates for Missouri state senator representing part of Northland KC
• 3 former Missouri lawmakers vie for KC-area seat in state Senate: What to know
• This Kansas City collective wants to make nightlife safe and fun for women
• These 3 Kansas City sisters turned love of reading into little library business
• Vote yes to give Kansans a voice in state Supreme Court justice choices | Opinion
• Gov. Laura Kelly: I will be voting for Ethan Corson. I ask you to join me | Opinion
• Andropause is finally getting attention: The truth about male hormones and testosterone after 40
• See who’s challenging incumbent Jackson County legislator for 2nd At-Large seat
• KC homeless nonprofit gets $2M as part of Sunderland Foundation’s $1B ‘spend-out’
• Business owners on edge of KC sued neighbor for flood damage. Then he dug a moat
• Why Gen Z Retail Now Demands Post-Worthy Immersive Experiences at Every Price Point
• 8 consequential races & ballot issues in Kansas City-area primary elections
• After Mia Bieniemy shooting, Tavia Hunt shares a bittersweet take on motherhood
• Federal task force seizes fentanyl, guns and cash in Kansas City raids
• Live pests, missing managers: Latest Kansas City-area restaurant inspections
• Kansas City Zoo welcomes two new furry babies. Who are they?
• Meet the 4 candidates running for Missouri House District 56 in Cass County
• Kansas City bakes in brutal heat and humidity. When will relief come?
• Luxury women’s boutique pop-up to close after nine months at Country Club Plaza
• KC area’s new sunflower habitat is already in bloom. Don’t wait too long to go
• Up North dispatch: ‘Pickleball of golf’ coming to Kansas City’s Northland
• Kansas 2nd District: Incumbent touts conservative record; challengers push issues
• KU basketball’s Melvin Council sues NCAA for additional year of eligibility
• In Kansas City’s suburbs, a global pool match with $100,000 on the line | Hudnall
• ‘Absolute tragedy.’ Football fans in KC, across the NFL, share thoughts for Mia Bieniemy
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid speaks after shooting involving Eric Bieniemy’s wife
• Independence man sentenced to 10 years; claimed gun fired spontaneously twice
• KC woman sentenced to 12 years after fatal shooting tied to repossessed vehicle
• How Andropause Testing Really Works: Blood Draws, Specialist Referrals and TRT Options Explained
• Chiefs coordinator Eric Bieniemy’s wife shot in Virginia home, son arrested
• Watch: Former KU basketball, Wichita State players ejected during skirmish at TBT
• Missouri’s incumbent State Auditor faces Republican and Democratic challengers
• KCK library wants to demolish, rebuild downtown location. Officials to make the call
• ‘Like out of a movie.’ Eric Bieniemy neighbor describes police response to shooting
• Royals stadium meeting at Crown Center derailed, cut short by protest
• ‘Good neighbors’: Royals explain effect of new stadium to Crown Center stakeholders
• Is male menopause real? The surprising truth about andropause, testosterone loss and aging for men
• Cyclospora cases have doubled in Missouri, according to latest report. See the numbers
• How did KC area restaurants fare during World Cup? New survey shares results
• KCI had third-busiest June in history, driven by this type of flight during World Cup
• Meet candidates running to represent northeast Jackson County in at-large seat