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September 8, 2026

• Five things for Mizzou football fans to know about Kansas before Border War game
• Missouri star LT Cayden Green on track to make season debut in Border War vs. KU
• Game prediction & betting odds for Mizzou football vs. Kansas Border War matchup
• Ahead of the Missouri-Kansas football game, Civil War smack talk is flying
• Kansas City fire chief issues disciplinary directive on employees’ criminal conduct
• Missouri abortion rights groups launch first TV ads to halt proposed ban in November
• Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates a big heart in Kansas City’s community | Opinion
• Royals stadium funding may defeat critics, history shows. But it could cost KC a lot
• Flies in the kitchen, rodent droppings: see latest KC restaurant inspections
• 9/11 anniversary: Pieces of tortured metal from Twin Towers keep memory alive in KC
• Why install 3D wall panels when you can cover your entire apartment in stickers? These two roommates did
• ‘A safe place to dream’: Olathe nonprofit offers support for sex trafficking survivors
• Popular lantern event will return to Kansas City Zoo for fifth year
• New discount grocery store to open in Johnson County near just-opened Trader Joe’s
• Heat surges back in Kansas City before cold front brings relief
• Kansas City bar and coffee shop will close, reopen as new ramen bar concept
• Missouri’s congressional map rests with the U.S. Supreme Court. What to know
• Pedestrian hit, seriously injured while crossing KC highway, police say
• As Flock camera controversy grows, Parkville police invite public to learn about them
• City leaders to break ground for construction of pedestrian bridge in MLK Park
• KCK man pleads guilty in brother’s death during attempted home invasion
• Search for wanted Weston man called off, West Platte classes to resume Wednesday
• Shooting outside QuikTrip in KC’s Northland leaves man dead; police seek answers
• Grammy-winning KC Chorale leader leaves post months after unexplained symphony exit
• Kansas City area bookstore to close brick-and-mortar shop after two years
• Wyandotte residents will pay more in property taxes next year. How much?
• Kansas City-area restaurant, lounge facing ‘financial issues’ closes its doors
• What’s the cheapest Chiefs home game this year? See ticket prices
• Patrick Mahomes, coming off ACL injury, likely to start season opener vs. Denver
• Andy Reid says ‘good chance’ OT Josh Simmons sits out Chiefs’ opener vs. Broncos
• Performing national anthem at Chiefs opener will cap epic weekend for singer
• The Royals’ loss to the Diamondbacks was an ‘epic bad beat’ for some bettors
• KU’s Melvin Council Jr. refiles lawsuit against NCAA in home state of New York
• See the Kansas City-area high school football schedule for games this week
• Paul Rudd, Travis Kelce and Andy Reid are in new ‘ManningCast’ promo for ESPN
• Michael Wacha sets new career-high in innings pitched as Royals fall to D-backs
• West Platte School District cancels classes due to nearby police activity
• Chiefs rally shooter arrested on federal weapons charges, unsealed complaint shows
• The Chiefs won’t start the 2026 season at full strength. Is that a problem?
• Kansas City advances $185 million plan to expand KC Current riverfront stadium
• Federal judge orders Missouri to use gerrymandered map after SCOTUS denial
• Sober Sauna Raves Are Reshaping Social Wellness and the Weekend Night Out
• Royals catcher Carter Jensen’s latest award came with a phone call — and good news
• U.S. Supreme Court rejects Missouri’s push to overturn gerrymandered map ruling
• Fast-food chain closed all its KC metro locations. Now one is coming back
• Harvard’s Danielle Allen in KC on why the Declaration of Independence resonates | Walker
• New York Times details Marshall’s habit of suing patients over unpaid medical bills
• Sen. Marshall faces backlash over ‘unbelievably aggressive’ lawsuits against patients
• Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift will feel welcome at new home, mayor in Ohio says