Jeff Rosen

Kansas City

Sports Editor at Kansas City Star

Sports editor of @KCStar. Sea-town native, H-town ex, lover of Kansas City. Former president of @APSE_sportmedia. †

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Where are KC Star's 2015 Scholar-Athlete winners now? Both are pro athletes

5 days ago | kansascity.com | Jeff Rosen

Former Blue Valley Northwest and K-State football star Dalton Schoen and former St. Teresa's Academy and North Carolina Tar Heels soccer star Dorian Bailey have found much success in pro sports since winning KC Star Scholar-Athlete Awards in 2015 Imagn Images file photos/KC Star file photos As The Star honors its 2025 Scholar-Athlete award-winners, we continue another long-standing tradition: catching up with our honorees from a decade ago.
Presenting the 2025 KC Star Scholar-Athletes, and how we determined winners

5 days ago | kansascity.com | Jeff Rosen

The Star's 2025 Scholar-Athletes Belton's Louise Juitt (left) and Olathe North's Jaalan Watson. Photos by Tammy Ljungblad, [email protected] You hear us say it every spring/summer:The Kansas City Star's annual High School Scholar-Athlete awards program, recognizing the achievements of outstanding local young people in partnership with the Kansas City Royals, is one of the coolest things we do. The caliber of nominees is always staggering.
Presidential Directives on Federal Regulation

2 weeks ago | yalejreg.com | Jeff Rosen

Among the 161 Executive Orders that President Trump has issued during his second term through June 12, 2025, at least nine relate to federal regulation. These are identified in paragraph 6 below.
The Freight Offloads A Musical Fusion on “Tales of Maybe”

2 weeks ago | trackingangle.com | Jeff Rosen |Dylan Peggin

An electrifying debut album from Boston’s up-and-coming rockersBoston, a city rooted in rock and roll lore, has served as home base for giants like Aerosmith, The Cars, The J. Geils Band, and of course the aptly named Boston. The Freight is one of the more noteworthy groups on the city’s growing up-and-coming artists roster. The foursome formed in 2020 has an ever increasing New England following and for two consecutive years was nominated for "Rock Act of the Year" by the New England Music Awards.
Missouri Tigers' MIZ to YOU spring caravan tour is coming to Kansas City first: details

2 months ago | kansascity.com | Jeff Rosen

The Missouri Tigers are hitting the road for their annual spring caravan tour around the Show Me State ... and this year's first stop is coming up this month in Kansas City. Dubbed the ZOU to YOU tour, the popular localized gatherings typically feature Mizzou head coaches from major sports programs like football and basketball (as their recruiting schedules allow), as well as student-athletes and staff, Truman the Tiger and the Mizzou Spirit Squads.
Live stats, score updates from Kansas City Royals at Milwaukee Brewers on Monday

2 months ago | kansas.com | Jeff Rosen

Three games into the 2025 Major League Baseball season, the Kansas City Royals are still searching for their first quality start from a rotation studded with four former All-Stars. Perhaps it will come in Milwaukee, site of the Royals’ first road series of the year. It’s a quick one — three games in three days against the Brewers. The Royals lost to Cleveland on opening day with ace Cole Ragans on the mound at Kauffman Stadium.
Missouri Tigers crushed by Alabama Crimson Tide in duel of ranked football teams

Oct 26, 2024 | kansascity.com | Jeff Rosen

The Missouri Tigers still haven't beaten the Alabama Crimson Tide in football since 1975. That remains true after Mizzou lost 34-0 to 'Bama at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala., on Saturday afternoon. MU (6-2, 2-2 Southeastern Conference) had not been shut out in a game since a 27-0 loss at Georgia in 2019, and this defeat may cost the No. 21 Tigers any chance of qualifying for the College Football Playoff. Mizzou was stymied from the start by No. 15 Alabama.
The Regulatory Pendulum

Sep 30, 2024 | yalejreg.com | Jeff Rosen

Last week National Affairs journal published my essay on “The Regulatory Pendulum”. The article primarily concerns the topic of regulations that are issued and revoked as new Presidential administrations replace previous ones. It is available here.
ABA Adlaw Section Report to the President-Elect on "Improving the Administrative Process"

Aug 12, 2024 | yalejreg.com | Jeff Rosen

In the summer of 2016, the ABA Section of Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice prepared and approved a report with recommendations to the next President-Elect, titled “Improving the Administrative Process”. The recommendations of that 2016 report remain of interest, and the report remains available online, here, as well as at 69 Administrative Law Review 205-224 (Winter 2017).
As The Star honors 2024 Scholar-Athletes, let's catch up with our 2014 winners

Jun 29, 2024 | kansascity.com | Jeff Rosen

As The Star honors its 2024 Scholar-Athlete award-winners this weekend, we also continue another long-standing tradition: catching up with our honorees from a decade ago. In 2014, The Star's Male and Female Scholar-Athletes of the Year were St. James Academy's Arianna Person and Blue Valley Northwest's Sam Guinn. Here's what each is doing now and how they reflect on their time back then:ST. JAMES ACADEMY Residence: Olathe, Kansas. Currently: Pediatric nurse at Shawnee Mission Pediatric.