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The 2021 Royals draft class, five years later

The 2021 Royals draft class, five years later

The Royals recently added their newest draft picks to the organization, so it seems like a good time to look back and how their past draft classes have fared. Five years later, how are their 2021 draftees performing? Unlike drafts in the NFL and NBA, the MLB Draft isn’t simply a matter of taking the […]
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AguaFox Expands Precision Irrigation Dealer Network to Meet Growing Demand in the Midwest

AguaFox Expands Precision Irrigation Dealer Network to Meet Growing Demand in the Midwest

AguaFox Expands Precision Irrigation Dealer Network to Meet Growing Demand in the Midwest
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Chiefs release renderings of future new stadium, share key details

Chiefs release renderings of future new stadium, share key details

Here are the first images of what the future Kansas City, Kansas stadium could look like.
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AguaFox Expands Precision Irrigation Dealer Network to Meet Growing Demand in the US Midwest

AguaFox Expands Precision Irrigation Dealer Network to Meet Growing Demand in the US Midwest

AguaFox Expands Precision Irrigation Dealer Network to Meet Growing Demand in the US Midwest
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Kansas City BioHub Secures $34 Million for Biomanufacturing Advancements

Kansas City BioHub Secures $34 Million for Biomanufacturing Advancements

Kansas City BioHub Secures $34 Million for Biomanufacturing Advancements
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Senator Roger Marshall Faces Re-Election Challenge from 13 Candidates in Kansas

Senator Roger Marshall Faces Re-Election Challenge from 13 Candidates in Kansas

Kansas Senator Roger Marshall is seeking re-election amidst a crowded field of challengers. The Republican senator, a close ally of President Trump, faces competition from 11 Democratic candidates, one Libertarian, and a Republican primary challenger. The Democratic candidates include individuals with diverse backgrounds, such as former government officials, business leaders, and community activists. Key issues in the race include healthcare, economic policy, and political reform. The outcome of this election could influence the balance of power in the Senate, as Republicans aim to maintain their majority while Democrats seek to regain control.
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On This Day: Ozark Air Lines Flight 809 Crashed Near St. Louis

On This Day: Ozark Air Lines Flight 809 Crashed Near St. Louis

On July 23, 1973, Ozark Air Lines Flight 809 met a tragic end as it attempted to land at St. Louis International Airport. The crash resulted in the...
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Kansas City Chiefs' New Stadium Plans: Grass vs. Turf Debate Continues

Kansas City Chiefs' New Stadium Plans: Grass vs. Turf Debate Continues

Kansas City Chiefs' New Stadium Plans: Grass vs. Turf Debate Continues
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SEC's move to 9-game conference schedules pauses some rivalries and awakens others

SEC's move to 9-game conference schedules pauses some rivalries and awakens others

Some of the Southeastern Conference's longest rivalries are on hiatus
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Topeka Seeks Director of Administrative Financial Services to Lead Citywide Financial Operations

Topeka Seeks Director of Administrative Financial Services to Lead Citywide Financial Operations

Topeka Seeks Director of Administrative Financial Services to Lead Citywide Financial Operations
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Kansas GOP Officials Push Judicial Amendment Citing Anonymous Website

Kansas GOP Officials Push Judicial Amendment Citing Anonymous Website

Kansas GOP officials are advocating for a judicial amendment, referencing an anonymous website linked to high-profile lawyer Josh Ney. The website, 'Kansas Information Network,' lacks transparency, offering no names or contact information, and promotes voting for state Supreme Court justices. Ney, known for his legal work with Republican lawmakers, incorporated the website and its promotional counterpart, 'Kansas Information Network Action.' The amendment, set for a vote on August 4, aims to change the Kansas Supreme Court selection process. Despite the website's anonymity, it has been cited by Republican officials as an authoritative source.
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Bystander wounded near White House to sue Secret Service, lawyer says

Bystander wounded near White House to sue Secret Service, lawyer says

WASHINGTON, July 21 (Reuters) - Lawyers for a bystander wounded in a shootout between the U.S. Secret Service and a man outside the White House in May said they would file a personal injury lawsuit against the federal agency on Tuesday.