'Bengals by a billion': Cincinnati Bengals fans arriving in Kansas City confident
Whether it's the players, fans or even the city's mayor, there's no confidence that's been lost in Cincinnati this week.
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- A Kansas City father and son on a Spring Break kayaking trip have been reported missing in Arkansas
- Video shows owl trying to break through window of a home to eat family's pet parrot
- Schedule set for 2023 NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 games at the T-Mobile center
- Windy Monday kicks off an active weather week
- The world's happiest countries for 2023
- Thanks to medical advances, cystic fibrosis is no longer an automatic qualifier for the Make-A-Wish Foundation
- Family calling for answers and justice after murder of Elizabeth Stivers
- Planet Comicon wraps up in KC as organizers plan an additional 2023 convention
- A warm and sunny start to a week full of rain
- K-State headed to the Sweet 16 after win over Kentucky in the 2023 NCAA Tournament
- Lawrence police locate 17-year-old suspected of shooting and killing another teen
- March Madness Day 4
- Kansas City police searching for missing 32-year-old last seen in her robe and slippers
- KCPD Chief Stacey Graves talks crime, community policing
- Local vs. state control: What KC's chief of police has to say
- Heart of the Matter Conversations: KCPD Chief Stacey Graves sits down with Cody Holyoke
- Arkansas overcomes double-digit deficit, eliminates Jayhawks from NCAA Tournament
- Saturday doesn't feel like March with cold temperatures
- 2 rescued during South Kansas City apartment fire on Friday night
- 2 dead following crash on Interstate 435 near Highway 45 in Parkville
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