Sports
Biking Booms in Kansas City Despite Lagging Infrastructure
Between stay-at-home orders, empty offices and closed gyms due to the pandemic, the bike industry is seeing its biggest boom in a decade.
College Football Schedules Unsettled As Coronavirus Cases Spike In Kansas
Colleges in Kansas need to make a tough call on football as the number of coronavirus cases climb across the country and in their own ranks.
A Germ Expert Offers Advice Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
An infectious disease specialist offers tips on how to enjoy the Memorial Day weekend safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
curiousKC: What are the Chiefs Doing Stuck at Home?
Flatland reader Jennifer Pilcher wanted to know what the defending Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs are up to stuck at home.
Silent Spring at Popular Fishing Resorts
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought outdoors tourism to a screeching halt.
Age of Coronavirus: Living Without Live Sports
It’s getting weird living without live sports, sports fans. Virtual sports are helping fill the live sports vacuum during the coronavirus outbreak.
Age of Coronavirus: Swooping from the Swiss Alps to Sitting on the Couch
A Kansas City pro volleyball player was swept from the Swiss Alps to sitting on her parents couch to get away from the coronavirus.
Kansas Considers Letting College Athletes Make Money Through Endorsement Deals
Kansas lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow student-athletes to make money off of endorsements.
AEW Begins New Era in Kansas City Wrestling
A new chapter in Kansas City’s rich history of professional wrestling will be written next week, as All Elite Wrestling (AEW) comes to town for the first time since the promotion’s launch in 2019.
A Game-Changing Legacy
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum is marking the centennial of the Negro National League, formed on Feb. 13, 1920 in Kansas City.