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September 2, 2026

• Japanese summer festival turns Merriam Marketplace into a celebration of culture
• Neighbors braved years of fires at troubled KC complex. Now, lawsuit forces action
• And now, we wait. Until Chiefs’ 9/14 opener, here’s a recap of KC’s NFL preseason
• New federal vaccine schedule puts KC kids’ health, and education, at risk | Opinion
• Before the summer ends, here are 8 Kansas City concerts to see in September
• New park over downtown KC highway could soon start. ‘Do we have the money?’
• Jalon Daniels hears from KU coaching staff after being named Buccaneers’ QB2
• What does it really mean that the Royals stadium initiative will get a vote? | Hudnall
• Crown Center shop owners split on new Royals stadium: From thumbs up to ‘monstrosity’
• How Mizzou is straddling past and future with new version of the iconic ‘Rock M’
• Turkey vs UK vs USA: Hair Transplant Cost Compared (2026)
• What’s former KU guard Peterson of NBA’s Jazz driving these days? He explains
• Hot car deaths: Prevention, not prosecution, will save children’s lives | Opinion
• Kansas City air quality alert extended for second day as heat wave continues
• Yust asks Missouri judge to overturn convictions in Kopetsky, Runions killings
• Independence voters have now ousted 3 of 5 councilmembers who backed data center funding
• Wu-Tang Clan legacy takes center stage at historic 18th and Vine
• Olive oil shop in Overland Park to close after 15 years. Owner shares next venture
• Leawood’s AMC Theatres announces the start of new film distribution company
• Husband, friends remember Katie Garcia, dead after found unconscious at KC home
• Will Missourians vote to protect direct democracy? Supreme Court weighs campaign’s fate
• Royals bat boy was clearly amused by something Matt Quatraro said after ejection
• Chiefs update injuries to Josh Simmons, Chris Jones after Wednesday practice
• L’Jarius Sneed is embracing nickel role in his second act on the Chiefs
• Excelsior Springs man indicted in deadly hit-and-run north of Liberty
• Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes has a modest go-to order at his 1587 Prime restaurant
• Highway shooting injures 2 people in Lee’s Summit. Suspect’s truck identified
• Indicted Jackson County leader accused of discrimination, official complaint reveals
• Missouri’s gerrymandered map faces final test as Supreme Court weighs referendum
• Tech N9ne fans rally after TMZ’s ‘Memba Him?’ posts spark pushback online
• Travis Kelce said one decision made wedding to Taylor Swift all the better
• Thelma's Kitchen to close temporarily to reimagine what’s cookin’ in the future
• How big of a favorite is Mizzou in Thursday’s season opener? What sportsbooks say
• Independence residents oust longtime councilmember John Perkins. What happens next?
• Carter Jensen sets Kansas City Royals single-season record in loss to Marlins
• Impeachment hearing looms after Raytown alderwoman’s illegal ouster | Porter
• Nutritionists explain whether the 30-30-30 rule can actually help with protein goals and cravings
• The best 30-30-30 breakfast ideas for a protein-packed start: Dishes that will keep you full until lunch
• How to savor KCK’s culinary scene during the city’s first-ever Black Restaurant Week
• After years without a grocery store, Merriam residents celebrate opening of Trader Joe’s
• KC favorite Pizza Tascio opens another Johnson County spot. ‘It’s been great’
• Luxury Johnson County Indian restaurant, with 24k-gold lamb chops, opening soon
• Take a look inside the Ohio home purchased by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
• Johnson County nursery of 27 years is closing. Half-off plants, pots and more
• ‘Tis the season for traditional festivals in KC area. Here are 7 for September