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Carlos Moreno/KCUR 89.3Arrowhead Stadium will serve as a polling place on November 3 as the Chiefs' respond to their team's interest in helping voters stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Longtime Royals Star Alex Gordon will be remembered for hitting the ninth-inning home run that tied Game One, but the fan favorite garnered accolades for his performance on the field and off.
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John Donaldson, one of the best pitchers in The Negro Leagues, played for the Kansas City Monarchs. He excelled on the diamond despite the tragic start to his life in the town of Glasgow, Missouri, where a police officer shot and killed his father.
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The Kansas City Royals are playing at Target Field, about four miles from where George Floyd was killed.
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The pandemic delivered Monte Harrison an opportunity that came with a downside: 17 of his Marlins' teammates have been diagnosed with the virus.
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The NFL's directive to stay close to home for training camp will keep the Kansas City Chiefs at the Truman Sports Complex instead of in St. Joseph.
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Mahomes said the deal "allows me to deepen my roots in this community." As part-owner of the Royals, he will be the youngest owner in sports history.
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Chris Harris recently quit his job to go all-in on an idea he's had since the early 1990s: run a pitch-and-putt course where he grew up near 40th and Wayne.
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The Kansas Speedway has anchored the enormous Village West development in Wyandotte County and helped promote tourism. COVID-19 has changed the tourism part for the foreseeable future.
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KU's settlement in former head football coach David Beaty's federal lawsuit is not nearly the end of the problems for Kansas Athletics.
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Missouri Supreme Court Sides With Kansas City Chiefs In Case Involving Arrowhead Stadium RenovationsAt issue was nearly $1 million in taxes in connection with the $375 million renovation, which included fixing up the scoreboard and adding a statue of team founder Lamar Hunt.
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A historic meeting at the Paseo YMCA in 1920 may never have happened if not for a series of world-altering events, including the 1918 flu pandemic.
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Taking a cue from NASCAR resuming its stock car races on the national stage, local racing promoters in Missouri open up this weekend.
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The Kansas City Star sports writer says the lack of understanding of COVID-19 creates uncertainty about the next sports season. But eventually, games will return and maybe we'll appreciate them even more for having missed them.
