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October 28, 2019

• Chiefs grades: F stands for fumble, which was a crushing blow against Rodgers’ Pack
• Republicans and Democrats have attacked new Kansas Medicaid plan. That’s a good sign
• Back in Kansas, Rep. Sharice Davids’ support for impeachment inquiry gets big applause
• ESPN announcer’s ‘only paved road’ comment about Manhattan irks K-State fans
• This Johnson County race is usually overlooked. So why is it now hotly contested?
• KCI internet restored after partial outage caused check-in, flight delays
• Man shot and killed outside Overland Park office center where he worked, police say
• Cellphone addicts, distracted drivers, Overland Park police chief wants your attention
• KCPD settles lawsuit over ‘plainly incompetent’ raid on home with flash-bang grenade
• Letter to the editor: Does Gov. Mike Parson really champion Christian values?
• With cold and snow in the forecast, Kansas City will get an early taste of winter
• Rep. Steve Watkins: This is the Democrats’ idea of democracy
• State zeroes in on care of 4 patients in Planned Parenthood abortion licensing dispute
• Police identify man killed outside Overland Park office as local horticulturalist
• Missouri man drove to remote areas before reporting wife missing, court documents say
• Douglas County prosecutors move to drop false rape report case against KU student
• Packers fans are not happy with Green Bay’s defense against Chiefs’ Matt Moore
• Chiefs fans, many unhappy about a late punt, react to 31-24 loss to Packers
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes offered encouragement to LeSean McCoy after his fumble
• Five things to know about the Chiefs’ next opponent: Minnesota Vikings
• Great blocking helped pave way for Chiefs’ Mecole Hardman on 30-yard touchdown catch
• Le’Veon Bell? Here is what’s being said about Chiefs ahead of NFL trade deadline
• Andy Reid’s conservative turn cost the Chiefs their last chance against the Packers
• After horticulturalist is slain in Overland Park, man linked to case dies by suicide
• It was a loss, but Chiefs backup quarterback Matt Moore looked impressive in 1st start
• SportsBeat KC looks at what went wrong (and right) in Chiefs’ loss to the Packers
• After sluggish start, Chiefs rally for 17-14 halftime lead over Green Bay Packers
• Chiefs still cautious about Mahomes’ return. ‘I leave that up to the docs,’ Reid says
• Chiefs’ snap counts vs. Packers: Mecole Hardman makes most of limited action
• Chiefs rally, get solid night from Matt Moore, but can’t solve Rodgers’ Packers
• Hyperloop or just hype? Panel’s report says Missouri could be site of first test route
• Former Cardinals star praises Royals managerial candidate Matheny as ‘leader of men’
• Did a friendly clock help Texas football late in its win over KU? The Big 12 says yes
• All’s well that ends well: Stolen purse of mom of KU’s Devon Dotson has been returned
• Multiple health violations at Chinese, Italian, Mexican restaurants — and 3 groceries
• Lawrence poke bowl & sushi burrito restaurant opens in south KC with ramen on the menu
• The best small city in America is a suburb of Kansas City, study says