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MISSING MH370 and all its passengers are entombed on the seafloor after its "suicidal" pilot executed a perfect ditching into the ocean, a Brit pilot

Ten years after MH370, an industry-wide push to rule out a similar case has been stymied by bureaucracy, financial pressure, and a debate about who should have ultimate control of the cockpit.

The Kansas attorney general and officials from 26 other states demand the Biden administration do more to secure the southern border... state lawmakers may prevent cities and counties from outlawing single-use plastic bags and straws... Wichita police shoot and wound a woman suspected of killing her 14-year-old son... and KU will play all of its home football games in KC next season. Those headlines and more, inside.

An ocean explorer claims to have solved aviation’s greatest mystery by finding the wreckage of Amelia Earhart’s missing plane.

Ocean explorers think they've discovered Amelia Earhart's missing airplane, which disappeared in the Pacific Ocean in 1937... a new study by the University of Kansas finds a program for veterans and first responders shows promise in treating post-traumatic stress disorder and depression... and another push is underway to legalize marijuana in Kansas. Those headlines and more, inside.

Deep Sea Vision captured blurry, underwater images on the last day of their 90-day expedition that he's certain is Amelia Earhart's missing plane

French aviation insiders say their research shows renewed hunt could quickly find Malaysia Airlines jet that disappeared nearly a decade ago, prompting relatives of missing Chinese passengers to call for more efforts.

Veteran fisherman claims discovery of possible MH370 wing off South Australia coast in 2014. Authorities reportedly ignored crucial evidence. The mystery deepens.

The mysterious fate of Flight MH370, which disappeared on March 8, 2014, continues to perplex all these years later, and there have been various theories as to what exactly happened in the sky that day. Here, the Mirror breaks those down to analyse what really happened at 30,000ft

After a single-engine plane disappeared Wednesday, searchers found the remains of a student pilot and instructor among wreckage in Western Kentucky.