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“Yall are Weird”: Eli Drinkwitz Continues Scathing Attack on Kansas on X as Rivalry Turns Bitter Following Missouri Win
22+ hour, 19+ min ago (242+ words) The Missouri Tigers got the better of their bitter rivals, Kansas, in a high-stakes contest in Lawrence, Kansas, and Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz did not miss a single opportunity to make that clear to Kansas and its fans. The…...
‘It Was Their Super Bowl’ — Ex-NFL LB Throws Shade at Kansas After Missouri Tigers ‘Beat the Breaks Off’ Jayhawks
17+ hour, 54+ min ago (471+ words) The return of the Border War brought so much emotion back to one of college football's most familiar rivalries. Missouri handled Kansas in Lawrence, turning a competitive first half into a comfortable win and giving the Tigers plenty to celebrate....
Everything Eli Drinkwitz said to recap Mizzou's Border War win over Kansas
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (609+ words) LAWRENCE, KAN. - Missouri football thwarted Kansas 38-21 after a frightening first half, walking out of Lawrence victorious. Head coach Eli Drinkwitz had plenty to say after the game, detailing the events on the field, the narrative surrounding the rivalry off it…...
Masterson, Holscher land blows in first face-to-face Kansas gubernatorial debate
18+ hour, 20+ min ago (951+ words) Kansas voters’ two choices for governor spent Saturday morning clashing over the issues and trading vitriolic personal attacks during a debate at the state fairgrounds in Hutchinson. Kansas’ Republican Senate President Ty Masterson and Democratic state Sen. Cindy Holscher — longtime…...
Wrights and Wrongs: Takeaways from Mizzou's Border War win over Kansas
22+ hour, 11+ min ago (815+ words) LAWRENCE, KAN. - There's never really a winner in war. Mizzou beat Kansas 38-21 Friday night but uncovered plenty of good, bad and ugly about itself in the process. Missouri looked less-than-admirable on the grand stage for most of, if not the…...
KCK's First Black Restaurant Week: Sept 7-13, 2026
1+ week, 3+ day ago (238+ words) Kansas City, Kansas is rolling out its first-ever Black Restaurant Week from Sept. 7 through Sept. 13, with 11 Black-owned culinary businesses across Wyandotte County taking part. Select participating restaurants will offer special menu items priced at $9.13, and the week leads directly into…...
In scorching Kansas State Fair debate, governor candidates fight over taxes, data centers, vouchers
13+ hour, 7+ min ago (870+ words) HUTCHINSON — Candidates for governor engaged in a veritable bare-knuckle brawl when they took the stage Saturday at the Kansas State Fair for a debate punctuated by the chants and jeers of an enthusiastic crowd of dueling supporters. Kansas Senate President…...
Border War: Mizzou football takes down Kansas after frightful start
18+ hour ago (482+ words) LAWRENCE, KAN. — War is over, at least for now. After a first half that electrified David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium and struck fear in Missouri fans, the Mizzou football bounced back in the second half to put away the Kansas…...
Kansas football vs Missouri final score: Jayhawks suffer loss vs rival
1+ day, 23+ hour ago (593+ words) LAWRENCE — Kansas football’s regular season continued Friday with a game at home against Missouri, and the Jayhawks lost 38-21. Here is what happened: It's now a 17-point lead for Missouri, after a touchdown drive and extra point, as the Tigers are…...
Payouts mushroom in Kansas newspaper raid. Officials still haven’t taken responsibility | Opinion
4+ week, 1+ day ago (753+ words) Three years after the law enforcement raid on the Marion County Record newspaper, serious settlement money is flowing. Reporter Phyllis Zorn just resolved her case against the town for $850,000. Late last year, Marion County paid out $3 million to journalists and…...