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October 9, 2019

• Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes on his injured ankle: ‘not perfect, but it’s good enough’
• Pointing a finger gun lands 12-year-old Johnson County student in handcuffs
• Adrienne Foster joins GOP primary hoping to unseat Kansas Rep. Sharice Davids
• The Hunter’s Moon will rise over the U.S. on Sunday — but what exactly is it?
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle on U.S. 71; Kansas City police investigate
• Nine crazy stats about the Cardinals’ 10-run first inning against Atlanta in NLDS
• Fishing report: Stellar night for local anglers at Longview Lake
• Your KC area forecast: Rain, storms will likely continue Thursday ahead of cold front
• Shooting threats reported at two Kansas City, Kansas, public schools
• Man on life support after late-night double shooting in Kansas City has died
• Football coach arrested after threatening ref because of hit on his son, Iowa cops say
• Double shooting in Kansas City leaves one victim on life support
• Letters: Readers discuss tomahawk chops, pothole patches and Senate obstructionism
• Chance of rain increases throughout the day Wednesday in Kansas City
• Residents find homicide victim after checking to see who was pounding on door in KC
• ‘She’s trigger happy’: After deputy is charged, family wants new look at 2017 killing
• Temperatures to plummet 30 degrees this week in KC; wind chills may fall to 20s
• All but one lane of Buck O’Neil Bridge to close this weekend for repairs
• Waddell & Reed got incentives before KC border war ended — and its employees will pay
• Summit Theatre Company’s latest play aims to leave audience ‘slightly unsettled’
• ‘Is this your turd?’ Missouri town plants tiny flags in dog poop to clean up the city
• De’Vante Bausby, a KC native, says he was paralyzed for 30 minutes in Broncos game
• ‘The Daily Show’ roasts KU for apology after Snoop Dogg’s show at Late Night
• Former Chiefs star Eric Berry is featured in new NFL commercial
• Deputy faces charges for shooting someone in the back. It’s not her first shooting.
• Judge gave KCK mass shooting suspect probation last year instead of 9 years in prison
• Which Kansas City buildings were funded by the New Deal? KCQ follows the money trail
• Chiefs Patrick Mahomes on his ankle status and our thoughts on what Travis Kelce did
• Deep Background podcast on vaping: What we know, what we don’t know and more
• The NCAA suspended him a year. Now, Silvio De Sousa is back for KU: ‘I shed tears’
• Bill Self says Snoop Dogg’s show, KU promo video not meant as attack against NCAA
• Former Schlagle guard Tyon Grant-Foster of Indian Hills CC to visit KU this weekend
• Mizzou Tigers guard was charged with DWI and suspended but has returned to practice
• Maintenance Free Homes in Hawthorn Ridge
• New fall promotion available for speculative homes and build jobs
• Loch Lloyd Parade of Homes entry takes top prize
• Villas, single-family homes await in vibrant Northland community near shops, dining
• Award Winning Models open during The Parade of Homes
• Rodrock Development nets a terrific 10 wins in Fall Parade of Homes
• A rare new construction opportunity beckons in the heart of Prairie Village
• Hundreds of Kansas City REALTORS® Join Forces to Revitalize a Local Neighborhood
• Need to sell a house fast? KC Property Group can help.
• Johnnie Adams Homes Offers Creative Financing Options for Buyers
• Tom French communities featured on Fall Parade of Homes
• Pancake house was shut down due to mice, ‘excessive’ droppings; BBQ for flies, gnats