These ex-City of Kansas City area high school athletes will be competing in the week starting Monday, April 27.

The Kansas City Chiefs have drafted wide receiver Cyrus Allen with their fifth-round pick in the NFL Draft. Allen led Cincinnati’s team last year in catches and touchdowns after transferring from other schools.

The Kansas City Chiefs have selected Jadon Canady from Oregon as their new defensive back with the No. 109 pick in this year’s NFL Draft. Known for allowing fewest receiving yards among draft-eligible cornerbacks last season and excelling as a…

The Kansas City Chiefs drafted Emmett Johnson from Nebraska with their fifth-round pick. Johnson led the Big Ten in rushing last season and brings both running and receiving skills to Kansas City.

Sunday, April 26 will feature competition from these former City of Kansas City area high school standouts.

The Kemper Museum highlights major works by Claes Oldenburg & Coosje van Bruggen alongside Fernando Botero in its latest ‘Collection Spotlights’ series with University of Kansas scholars contributing insights. The initiative aligns with Kemper’s commitment to global contemporary art engagement.

Children’s Mercy has signed an exclusive licensing agreement with Vima Therapeutics for a new oral therapy targeting dystonia and Parkinson’s disease. The drug candidate has received Fast Track status from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

NKC Health has earned national recognition for maintaining top standards in heart imaging care over 25 years. The hospital was awarded Silver Milestone Recognition by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission. Leaders say this reflects their commitment to high-quality cardiovascular services.

Sporting Kansas City has published its player availability report before facing the Chicago Fire. Three Sporting defenders are listed as questionable, while several Chicago players are also in doubt or ruled out.

The Kansas City Chiefs have chosen Peter Woods from Clemson University as their first-round pick in the NFL Draft. Known for his versatility on both defense and offense during college play, Woods brings recognized talent to Kansas City’s roster.

The Kansas City Chiefs selected Mansoor Delane from LSU with their first-round pick in this year’s NFL Draft. Delane brings strong defensive stats from his college career and says he’s ready for new challenges in Kansas City.

Sporting Kansas City has unveiled Dennis Stanton’s ‘Soccer United’ sculpture as part of this year’s Parade of Hearts initiative. The event features 150 unique heart-shaped artworks spread across Kansas City celebrating unity ahead of this summer’s FIFA World Cup.

The Kansas City Chiefs have selected R Mason Thomas from Oklahoma as their new edge rusher during this year’s NFL Draft. Known for strong defensive stats and relentless play style, Thomas brings notable athleticism and commitment to Kansas City’s defense.

Sporting Kansas City travels to face Chicago Fire FC at Soldier Field on April 25. Both teams bring notable storylines into this matchup amid ongoing league campaigns.

Planet Fitness clubs in Kansas City are teaming up with The Victory Project and Sporting KC for a charity run on May 9 at Sporting Park. Proceeds from the event will benefit children battling cancer and promote inclusive soccer opportunities.

Sporting Kansas City II is set to play Houston Dynamo 2 at Victory Field on April 26. Both teams come into Sunday’s match following wins over Pacific Division rivals.

These former City of Kansas City area high school athletes will take part in events on Saturday, April 25.

A federal inmate has been sentenced after assaulting a nurse at Springfield’s Medical Center for Federal Prisoners. Lawrence C. Boykin received an additional prison term following his conviction for attacking staff while already serving time for sex offenses against minors.

Derrick Johnson will be inducted into the Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame during their upcoming regular season. Chairman Clark Hunt praised Johnson’s contributions both on-field and off-field throughout his long career with Kansas City.

A federal jury convicted Jaime Cruz-Hernandez on Apr. 23 for illegally reentering the United States after deportation. He faces up to two years in prison following his arrest earlier this year near Kansas City, Missouri.