dianefrank+FollowKansas City’s 1587 Prime faces major lawsuit1587 Prime, the upscale Kansas City steakhouse co-owned by Chiefs stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, is caught in a messy legal fight that’s shaking up the local dining scene. While Mahomes and Kelce aren’t accused of any wrongdoing, their business partners are facing serious allegations of fraud, embezzlement, and discrimination. The dispute centers on claims of millions being siphoned through a gift card scheme, with accusations and counter-accusations flying. With high menu prices and now this controversy, it’s got everyone wondering: can 1587 Prime survive the drama, or is this the end of KC’s newest celebrity hotspot? #Food #KansasCity #1587Prime10Share
Jennifer Mckenzie+FollowRoyals fans get new ways to play and winKansas City Royals fans are about to see a big change at the ballpark and online—Circa Sports is stepping in as the team’s new betting partner, bringing fresh energy and a bunch of new experiences. With this partnership, fans can expect more than just game-day action: think exclusive betting promos, VIP events, and even a shot at winning trips to Las Vegas. The fun kicks off with Circa sponsoring the Royals Rally Casino Night. What do you think—will this make games more exciting, or is it too much for baseball? Let’s hear your take! #News #Royals #KansasCity00Share
Jenna Gonzales+FollowTrey Songz sues Kansas City police after arrestTrey Songz is taking the Kansas City Police Department to court, claiming he was physically assaulted and wrongfully arrested at the 2021 AFC Championship Game. He says things escalated after being heckled in the stands, leading to police using what he calls excessive force. Though all charges were dropped, Trey says the incident left him with injuries, emotional distress, and hurt his career. The police haven’t responded yet, but this lawsuit is raising big questions about how celebrities—and anyone—are treated in high-profile situations. What do you think: is this about celebrity, or is it a bigger issue? #Sports #KansasCity #TreySongz00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowKansas City shops flooded with unsold Chiefs gearKansas City small businesses are facing a mountain of unsold Chiefs playoff merchandise after the team’s early postseason exit. For years, these shops counted on a playoff run to boost sales during the slow winter months. Now, owners like LeAnn Cruce at Love Letters in Liberty are getting creative to move thousands of custom items they ordered months ago. It’s a tough break, but many are staying positive and grateful for the Chiefs’ impact on the community. Would you scoop up discounted playoff gear, or does it lose its magic after an early exit? #Business #KansasCity #Chiefs00Share
Jeffrey Miller+FollowBrittany Mahomes’ comeback inspires KCWatching Brittany Mahomes crush heavy squats in the gym just a year and a half after dealing with a fractured back is seriously motivating. She’s gone from limited movement and pain to full-on strength training, all while juggling life as a mom of three in Kansas City. Her trainer says it’s all about patience and steady progress, and Brittany herself is focused on staying healthy for her kids (and dogs!). It’s a reminder that recovery is possible with the right mindset. Anyone else feeling inspired to tackle their own goals, no matter the setbacks? #Fitness #KansasCity #BrittanyMahomes00Share
darrell47+FollowEmergency landing shakes up Kansas City travelA Delta flight headed for Detroit had to make an unexpected stop at Kansas City International after the crew noticed a problem with one of the engines mid-flight. Everyone on board landed safely, but 175 passengers and crew had their plans thrown off as they waited for a replacement plane. It’s a reminder of how quickly travel plans can change and how much we rely on flight crews to keep us safe. If you were one of those travelers, how would you handle the sudden change? Let’s talk about your wildest travel detours! #News #KansasCity #DeltaAirLines00Share
fnixon+FollowKansas City’s Mattel park is coming—Barbie, Hot Wheels & more!Barbie’s Dreamhouse, Hot Wheels roller coasters, and even a He-Man laser tag arena are all headed to Kansas City in 2026! Mattel Adventure Park is bringing its most iconic toys to life just outside the city, with attractions for every age—from a Barbie Beach House with a hologram Dream Closet to Thomas & Friends play zones for the little ones. It’s a huge move for the Midwest, turning childhood favorites into all-weather family adventures. Which Mattel world would you jump into first? Let’s talk about the ultimate nostalgia trip! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #KansasCity00Share
xwest+FollowKansas City restaurants face health wake-up callA live cockroach in a food prep sink, smelly oysters, and a cement mixer used for raw chicken—these are just a few of the jaw-dropping violations health inspectors found at Kansas City-area restaurants last week. Even popular spots in Overland Park like Don Chuy’s, Touch of Asia, Hen House, and Joy Wok made the list, with issues ranging from unsafe food storage to cleanliness concerns. Most places fix problems quickly, but it’s a good reminder to check inspection reports before your next meal out. What’s your go-to for checking a restaurant’s safety? #Health #BodyHealth #KansasCity00Share
meadowsmary+FollowKansas City’s own Tavion Banks gives backTavion Banks, a standout for Iowa Men’s Basketball, just made the holidays brighter for kids in Kansas City by donating cleats using his NIL earnings. Growing up in KC with a single mom, Banks knows firsthand how much a little help can mean. While he’s been a force on the court this season, averaging 9.3 points and 4.7 rebounds, it’s his off-court generosity that’s turning heads. Acts like this remind us how athletes can impact their hometowns beyond the game. How do you feel about college players using their NIL money to give back? #Safety #KansasCity #IowaBasketball00Share
Bruce Johnson+FollowKansas City’s Tavion Banks gives back with cleatsTavion Banks, now a standout for Iowa, just turned his success into something special for Kansas City kids. Remembering his own challenges growing up with a single mom, Banks used his NIL earnings to buy cleats for local youth. The best part? It wasn’t just about the gear—it was about hope, smiles, and showing kids that someone who’s been in their shoes cares. Banks’ story is a reminder that giving back can be as powerful as any win on the court. How do you think athletes can make a difference in their hometowns? #Sports #KansasCity #TavionBanks00Share
