Raff Sadun had an eventful five years at SelectQuote, helping steer it through plenty of growth and awards, as well as the first all-virtual IPO in the middle of the pandemic.

Michael B. Becher admitted to issuing fake driver's licenses to obtain credit cards. Many of the victims of the fraud were current or former employees of Johnson County, which suffered a data breach in 2015.

Retail giant Walmart and autonomous vehicle company Gatik are making plans to put medium-duty driverless delivery vehicles on the road in Kansas after Gov. Laura Kelly’s signing of a bill last week. The law allows fully autonomous trucks — meaning without a human safety driver in the cab — and makes Kansas the 25th state to pass such legislation, Gatik said in a release announcing the expansion of its operations into Kansas. An “autonomous vehicle advisory committee” the law created will…

The National Football League released the 2022 schedule on Thursday, and the Kansas City Chiefs will get plenty of prime-time airtime. The Patrick Mahomes-led 2020 Super Bowl champs will play for a national prime-time audience on five occasions this season. This marks the fifth consecutive season the Chiefs will have five national prime-time games, Forbes reports. Not coincidentally, that run started with Mahomes’ rookie season. Those five games won’t be a cakewalk, even with three of the contests…

A second Kansas City-area man has landed in prison for his role in a $346 million scheme in which a construction company received federal contracts after falsely claiming it was owned by a disabled veteran. Stephon Ziegler of Weatherby will spend 12 months in federal prison with no chance of parole after his sentencing Thursday, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Missouri said in a release. In Ziegler’s guilty plea in 2019, the Black service-disabled veteran admitted that…

Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill that will legalize betting on sports at state-affiliated casinos in Kansas, at certain stadiums, in restaurants and at some nonprofits. The state will levy a 10% tax on wages, and much of that revenue will be directed to a fund to provide incentives for pro sports teams looking to move.