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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. -
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Inc.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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Like Tom Brady, who left New England for Tampa Bay this year, Joe Montana moved from San Francisco to Kansas City in 1993, still with something to prove.
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Many thought Scott Frantz had a shot to be drafted and make an NFL roster, but his agent says injuries and the ongoing pandemic combined to thwart his dreams.
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KU Athletics Has Paid Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars To Defend A Lawsuit, With Meter Still RunningFormer University of Kansas head football coach David Beaty is suing KU Athletics for $3 million he claims he is owed following his firing in 2018. The athletic department has already spent more than $350,000 defending itself in federal court.
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McDaniels worked at UMKC and sat on the board of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum before moving to Atlanta in 2007.
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It’s officially spring in Kansas City, even with the coronavirus. Around the metro, there are signs Mother Nature is unaware of the pandemic with greener…
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Just when did the University of Kansas decide to fire David Beaty as head football coach?That question is at the heart of two depositions unsealed this…
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Zach Garrett, a 2016 Olympic silver medalist in archery, is one of a handful of athletes in the Kansas City metro affected by the postponement of the 2020…
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The 83rd annual NAIA men’s basketball tournament was canceled last week as a precaution against the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel…
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The stands at Blue Springs South High School were dotted with just a few fans Saturday for the Missouri high school basketball quarterfinals. There was no…
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Update: 12:05 noon, March 12.Following a wave of suspensions, postponements and cancellations in the sports world, the Big 12 Conference announced on…
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The University of Kansas on Thursday responded to NCAA allegations that it was guilty of recruiting violations in its basketball program, insisting it did…
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If Their Teams Win Titles, This Brother And Sister From St. Joseph Will Make NCAA Basketball HistoryDiego and Daejah Bernard of St. Joseph, Missouri, have a shot to do something never accomplished in college basketball at any NCAA level: A brother and…
