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By: Addi Weakley, Gary Brauer, Crystal Olney, Sam Hartle, Dre Bradley, Steve Kaut
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City takes a break from Fan Fest today, but World Cup preps for tomorrow's first match between Argentina and Algeria at Kansas City Stadium are well underway.
By: Dre Bradley
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Scouting America troop leader is facing a charge of production of child obscenity involving multiple minors, the U.S. Department of Justice revealed Monday.
By: Crystal Olney, Steve Kaut, Sam Hartle, Dre Bradley, Gary Brauer, Addi Weakley
You won't need a doctor's note to skip work to watch the match at Kansas City Stadium (ahem, Arrowhead), but you might want to call in anyway to celebrate before the game.
By: Dre Bradley
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Bates County Coroner's Office revealed Tuesday the names of the 12 people who were killed in a plane crash in Butler, Missouri, over the weekend.
By: Gary Brauer, Sam Hartle, Dre Bradley, Crystal Olney, Addi Weakley, Steve Kaut
Kansas City Chiefs fans have known for years the magic that rests within Arrowhead Stadium. The world now knows too.
By: Sam Hartle, Crystal Olney, Gary Brauer, Dre Bradley, Addi Weakley, Steve Kaut
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Thursday marks the beginning of the second set of FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage matches as countries battle to advance to the knockout rounds.
By: Dre Bradley, Gary Brauer, Crystal Olney, Steve Kaut, Addi Weakley, Sam Hartle
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — You know how soccer players plead to the referee to call a foul? Should you do that to get away from work today to watch USA play Australia at 2 p.m. in the World Cup?
By: Crystal Olney, Dre Bradley, Addi Weakley, Gary Brauer, Sam Hartle, Steve Kaut
Kansas City looks to add another chapter to that book on Saturday, as Curaçao takes on Ecuador at 7 p.m. at Kansas City Stadium.
By: Crystal Olney, Gary Brauer, Dre Bradley, Addi Weakley, Steve Kaut, Sam Hartle
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The 2026 FIFA World Cup marches on Monday with a slate of four matches, including two matches featuring World Cup favorites Argentina and France.
By: Dre Bradley
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A second Missouri man has been charged in an alleged plot to attack and kill government officials attending the UFC Freedom 250 event held at the White House on June 14.
