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Atlanta Braves · Kansas City

Nine Pitchers, One Shutout: How the Royals Made History Against the Braves with a 1-0 Victory

60% Center coverage: 20 sources

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — With a rash of injuries to his starting rotation, Royals manager Matt Quatraro put together a plan to rely exclusively on his bullpen…See the Story

Donald Trump · Missouri

‘Kicked a Hornet’s Nest’: Missouri GOP Repeal of Voter-Approved Laws Inspires Backlash

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Lenexa Councilwoman Says She's Being Targeted over Citizenship

63% Left coverage: 8 sources

LENEXA, Kan. -- A local city councilwoman’s eligibility to serve has been thrust into the spotlight following a police investigation spurred by false claims about her legal status. Claims advocates say are rooted in racial profiling and fearmongering. Councilwoman Melanie Arroyo, who serves the City of Lenexa, said she believes the probe into her citizenship was a politically motivated attack on her and the immigrant community at large. Man…Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Lenexa See the Story

Missouri math: How a 23-year sentence adds up to more than 40 years in prison

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Deandre Pointer, a man incarcerated at the Jefferson City Correctional Center, discusses his legal effort to get his parole date recalculated. If the date is not changed, Pointer will serve 40 years on a 23-year sentence (Rudi Keller/Missouri Independent).When Deandre Pointer appeared in front of a Jackson County judge in June 2023, his world was bright. After years of protesting his innocence of murder charges and failing to convince any court,…Jackson County, Missouri · Jackson County See the Story

Ghost return to T-Mobile for a stadium-ready, family-friendly(ish) nightmare

Ghost. // photo by Eli Ralls Ghost T-Mobile Center Tuesday, August 5 Upon trekking down the lower level section to my seat for Ghost’s ninth trip to Kansas City in just 11 years – first since early 2022 – I became well aware of what I was getting in for. Tons of rabid fans interspersed about, a number of them with face paint on. Pre-show chants from the packed section on the floor. A giant curtain surrounds the stage for full-on theatrical effec…Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas City Read Article

Fantasia Fest: The Undertone is gloriously creepy and 2025's most compelling tension headache

Black Swan Films Fantasia Fest 2025 is currently wrapping up and our own Adrian Torres is covering the genre film event—catching break-out new hits and underground premieres. Read all of our coverage here. One of the most compelling aspects of horror is its ability to transform mundane elements of everyday life into sources of unsettling dread. Ian Tauson’s debut feature, The Undertone, expertly capitalizes on our innate fear of failure—not jus…Montreal · Montreal Read Article

Smoke Show: How Monarch Waste Co. is sustainably managing MO's cannabis waste

Photo Courtesy of Monarch Waste Co. When we purchase products, we typically don’t think about the end result: the waste. As awareness has risen over time, individuals have become more cautious about how they dispose of the remains of the respective product. And while recycling and composting have trended upward, there are still plenty of ways to continue to drive the movement and push for a greener planet. When it comes to cannabis waste managem…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Trump's funding bill will close grocery stores and create new food deserts in Kansas

Cuts to federal food assistance will hurt local grocery stores, experts say. (Blaise Mesa/The Beacon) The Merc Co+op started in Lawrence in 1974. It originally was a group of neighbors who pooled money together to buy foods like eggs, milk and fresh produce in bulk. The group’s original goal was to ensure neighbors had access to healthy foods that weren’t always available for a good price. Eventually, the Merc opened a grocery store with that sa…Lawrence, Kansas · Lawrence Read Article

Four Inane Questions with Jennspire’s Jennifer Marie

Photo Courtesy of Jennifer Marie Here in KC, Jennifer Marie is the BFF/coach/wisecracking gender guide you never knew you needed. She’s also proof that personal transformation can be both powerful and fabulously unapologetic. Marie is a proud transgender woman, bestselling author (Ask Me Anything: My Transparent Transition Story), podcast host, and the fierce force behind Jennspire—a coaching and empowerment platform helping people find their Ge…Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas City Read Article

Forged with fire and fueled by passion, self-taught blacksmith Daniel Yoka brings old-school craft to modern KC

Blacksmith Daniel Yoka holds a custom-made sword in 3 Trails Forge. // Photo by Shea McGraw As you draw near 3 Trails Forge, a metallic and rhythmic clang, clang, clang echoes into the streets of Independence. Entering the newly opened blacksmith studio, you hear the screech of a belt grinder as it sharpens steel to a fine point, or the roar and hiss of the forge as it heats metals to 2,000 degrees so it may be shaped. It’s a mixture of percussi…Independence, Missouri · Independence Read Article

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