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July 29, 2026

• All 9 seats in Jackson County Legislature are up for grabs. See who’s running
• Funeral plans set for two KC area teens, friends killed in July car crash. See video
• Here’s what Kansas City’s American Jazz Museum needs in a new director | Opinion
• Endorsement: The Star Editorial Board on the Kansas Democratic governor primary | Opinion
• Consent of the governed: Why to vote yes on electing Kansas Supreme Court | Opinion
• Former Independence officer in Pike shooting sues city over return-to-duty
• Alumni teams from bluebloods KU, Kentucky to meet in TBT on Wednesday night
• Community raises over $100K, first milestone in effort to preserve Greenwood Social Hall
• Falling Rates May Support Kansas City, Missouri, Investor Returns as Private Lenders Like BrightBridge Realty Capital Expand DSCR Offerings
• Meet the 4 candidates running for Platte County clerk in Aug. 4 primary election
• Endorsement: Star Editorial Board picks a Kansas Republican in governor primary | Opinion
• Kansas needs a senator who will confront the bullies in Washington | Opinion
• Video: Mia Bieniemy shooting and what to know about Chiefs coach's wife | Opinion
• Republican governor primary contenders debate electing Kansas justices | Porter
• Kansas Democrats for governor weigh in on Supreme Court amendment | Porter
• Cyclospora cases jump again in Kansas. How many are in Johnson County, KCK?
• Pop-up storms could bring downpours to Kansas City area; cooler weekend ahead
• Raytown teen charged in attempted car robbery, shooting that blinded victim
• Lawsuit alleges ‘absurdly abusive’ hazing at KU’s Delta Upsilon fraternity
• ‘What day is it?’ Hawley’s questions reveal Fauci’s Fifth Amendment wall
• Wyandotte County judge mishandled pleas, berated attorneys in court: complaint
• A 12-year-old girl from southeast Kansas City found safe after missing for hours
• KC Tinder users can now swipe right IRL. What to know about new ‘Events’ feature
• After Downtown Days chaos, Lee’s Summit Oktoberfest will continue — with changes
• How many Cyclospora cases are in Kansas City? See numbers for 5 counties
• Viral Wichita lawn guy who mowed Royals’ stadium featured in Chevrolet campaign
• Judge orders Lawrence Schools to pay $113K for open records violations
• Man gets nearly 10 years in prison after 56 pounds of meth seized in KC
• East Kansas City pool closes ‘until further notice’ after being vandalized
• Employees evacuated after battery fire in racks at Panasonic plant in De Soto
• Prairie Village woman pleads guilty to Social Security fraud after husband’s death
• Chiefs provide update on work being done at Arrowhead Stadium after World Cup
• How George Brett predicted future of Carlos Beltran joining him in Hall of Fame
• Andy Reid shares thoughts on the death of former Chiefs offensive lineman
• Chiefs injury updates on Patrick Mahomes & Rashee Rice, plus Sneed & Norman-Lott
• See 44 Kansas City Chiefs training camp photos from St. Joe on Wednesday, July 29
• Five observations from Day 1 of Chiefs training camp: Cyrus Allen’s stock rising
• Bill Self shares surprises — and standouts — of KU basketball’s summer workouts
• KU basketball will play host to Duke in exhibition matchup at Allen Fieldhouse
• KC native signs big contract with Denver Nuggets, but LeBron James got in the way
• Patrick Mahomes shot commercial in Lee’s Summit, then greeted kids watching
• Royals 1B Vinnie Pasquantino placed on injured list with right wrist issue
• Kansas City Royals All-Star Maikel Garcia has setback in return from hand injury
• This Royals-Twins game got weird. Salvador Perez’s triple was only the start
• Who are the key stakeholders in the Royals stadium project? Get to know them
• KC police seeking information after woman made threats in Waldo neighborhood
• Chiefs say they have options for playing surface at planned stadium with dome
• KU basketball’s eventful TBT run ends in semifinals vs. Kentucky alumni squad
• Naked woman accused of stabbing neighbor 30 times in KCK apartment: court documents
• A Super Bowl played in Kansas City? The Chiefs say they will be aggressive
• Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves announces plan to retire
• You can’t help but feel Eric Bieniemy’s absence as the Chiefs open camp
• Olathe nonprofit lost its home to I-35 project. Now, new neighbors don’t want it
• Trump phones in rally for Masterson: ‘We love each other. We love that state’
• One dead in overnight fiery crash in Kansas City, Kansas