A stolen Chevy Silverado reached 70 mph through Lawrence before the driver bailed out and left it rolling into a police cruiser.

Kansas voters keep a three-day cushion for late-arriving mail ballots before next Tuesday’s primary. The constitutional fight over the deadline is still headed through court.

Arrowhead Stadium has weeks to convert from World Cup soccer back to Chiefs football before the Aug. 15 preseason opener.

A multi‑agency sweep in Kansas City resulted in more than a kilogram of fentanyl, dozens of firearms and other drugs seized; several people were arrested.

Yo-Yo Ma is headed to Helzberg Hall for the Kansas City Symphony's classical opener. The booking brings instant marquee pull to the new season.

A traffic stop in Clay County allegedly exploded into a 100-mph chase, dangerous passing and a foot pursuit across I-35.

Whiteman Air Force Base could trade its A-10 Warthogs for 24 F-15E Strike Eagles beginning in fiscal year 2031. The proposed mission would preserve the 442nd Fighter Wing and its regional economic footprint.

Patrick Mahomes completed every Chiefs practice period Wednesday, a major step in his knee recovery. Rashee Rice, L’Jarius Sneed and others remained on managed workloads.

A fire in battery racks prompted an early-morning evacuation at Panasonic's massive De Soto plant. No injuries were reported, and the suppression system contained the blaze.

City leaders introduced a new KC Streetcar route alternative for 18th & Vine at a July 28 open house; residents can review plans and submit feedback. The study will evaluate ridership, stops and costs before any construction funding is sought.

Faith Technologies is planning roughly 1.4 million square feet of new manufacturing space near 167th and Lone Elm in Olathe, with rezoning, tax‑break requests and truck impacts on the table.

Block Real Estate Services has expanded its Mission apartment proposal to 651 residential units, including a 159-unit conversion of Mission Tower.

Corey’s Network staged its 14th annual vigil as roughly 700 placards honored unsolved homicide victims across the Kansas City metro while families pushed for tips.