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Kansas City Detective Charged with Computer Crime and Misconduct

Kansas City Detective Charged with Computer Crime and Misconduct

John Stimach, a detective with the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department, has been charged with one felony count of unlawful acts concerning computers and one misdemeanor count of official misconduct. The charges stem from incidents that allegedly occurred on April 24, 2026. Following an Internal Affairs investigation, the Wyandotte County District Attorney's Office determined there was sufficient evidence to file charges. Stimach has been placed on unpaid leave as the legal process unfolds. The investigation did not involve the misuse of KCKPD surveillance technology, such as Flock cameras.

Royals Review Reacts Survey – Will the Royals compete in 2027?

Royals Review Reacts Survey – Will the Royals compete in 2027?

John Sherman thinks so, but did he convince you?

Green Day's Early Years Inspire New Punk Road Movie 'Nimrods'

Green Day's Early Years Inspire New Punk Road Movie 'Nimrods'

Green Day's Early Years Inspire New Punk Road Movie 'Nimrods'

Chiefs training camp notebook Day 11: Eric Bieniemy makes presence heard in return

Chiefs training camp notebook Day 11: Eric Bieniemy makes presence heard in return

If you didn’t see him, you certainly heard Kansas City’s offensive coordinator back at practice in St. Joe.

Is the 2026 Royals bullpen the worst in franchise history?

Is the 2026 Royals bullpen the worst in franchise history?

It’s been bad.

Rod Stewart Undergoes Successful Heart Procedure, Cancels Tour Dates to Recover

Rod Stewart Undergoes Successful Heart Procedure, Cancels Tour Dates to Recover

After a routine coronary stent procedure, the singer is taking time off his One Last Time Tour to heal

John Mulaney's Kansas City Show Offers Ticket Contests for Fans

John Mulaney's Kansas City Show Offers Ticket Contests for Fans

John Mulaney's Kansas City Show Offers Ticket Contests for Fans

Andy Reid talks injuries, Bieniemy’s return after Monday’s Chiefs practice

Andy Reid talks injuries, Bieniemy’s return after Monday’s Chiefs practice

Kansas City’s training camp practice on Monday featured the return of its offensive coordinator.

The Royals want to win in 2027, but there should be hell to pay if they don’t

The Royals want to win in 2027, but there should be hell to pay if they don’t

It’s a big gamble

Jac Caglianone powers the Royals past Chicago 6-3 as Clay Holmes makes a shaky debut for the Cubs

Jac Caglianone powers the Royals past Chicago 6-3 as Clay Holmes makes a shaky debut for the Cubs

The Royals made Clay Holmes' debut with the Cubs a forgettable one Saturday night, scoring four times off him before pulling away for a 6-3 victory

Kansas City Transit Authority Faces Route Cuts Amid Funding Shortfall

Kansas City Transit Authority Faces Route Cuts Amid Funding Shortfall

The Kansas City Area Transit Authority (KCATA) is facing a significant funding shortfall that could lead to the suspension of more than a dozen bus routes by September. The transit authority is struggling to secure additional funds necessary to maintain its current operations. This financial strain comes as thousands of riders have enrolled in a reduced fare program facilitated by the United Way of Greater Kansas City. The reintroduction of bus fares earlier this summer has been met with mixed reactions, with some riders experiencing issues with the tap-to-pay system. The potential route cuts could affect weekday and weekend services, impacting routes with significant ridership such as the Troost Local and Prospect Local. The city council is considering a proposal to increase KCATA's funding by $11 million to sustain operations through April 2027, but the outcome of this proposal remains uncertain.

Ted Lasso Season 4 Features Taylor Swift-Inspired Scene

Ted Lasso Season 4 Features Taylor Swift-Inspired Scene

Ted Lasso Season 4 Features Taylor Swift-Inspired Scene