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October 1, 2020

• Steelers-Titans game has been postponed. Here are two rescheduling options.
• Massive spider web seen in Missouri photo has some asking: Could it ‘catch’ humans?
• Kyle Rittenhouse to sue Joe Biden after campaign ad links teen to white supremacy
• Friday night (and Thursday, and Saturday) lights: This week’s KC football scoreboard
• Man charged with shooting at Missouri police officers said ‘Kill me’, documents show
• Chaos of 2020 clarified the Kansas City Royals’ wisdom in hiring Mike Matheny
• Mid-Continent Public Library allows kids to have a blast with Zoom chemistry classes
• Letters: Kansas Citians give low marks to Tuesday’s presidential debates
• Vicky Hartzler: Stop civil unrest with these new tools for law enforcement
• Police investigating suspicious death after body found decomposing in south KC home
• Frosty Friday expected as temperatures dive into the 30s overnight in Kansas City area
• Man drove around with dead passenger before car crash, Ohio police say
• KCPD detective tells rape victim who says she’s not OK, ‘Well you’re alive, right?’
• Kansas keeps two races on 2021 NASCAR schedule that features dirt, more road events
• NFL fans in every state in the country will see Chiefs-Patriots game Sunday
• Dad-to-be Patrick Mahomes knows which Chiefs teammate he’d ask to babysit
• Is Subway bread really bread? An Irish court says no. Here’s why that matters
• Video of Kansas City police arresting pregnant woman sparks outrage
• Casey’s General Store undergoes big change to support its new ‘modern guest experience’
• Kansas City adopts CROWN Act, protecting Black people from hair discrimination
• Pompeo’s trip to the Vatican will not include a meeting with Pope Francis. Here’s why
• Considering volunteering at the polls this year? COVID-19 could mean ‘hazard pay’
• Missouri Gov’s Office: Public not entitled to know if Parson staffers tested positive
• KC Water announces it will resume water shut-offs. Council quickly overrules it
• Hawley meets with Barrett, won’t ask whether she’d overturn Roe v. Wade
• Musician in popular Kansas City Celtic rock band dies after contracting COVID-19
• Kansas City metro adds more than 400 new COVID-19 cases, exceeding 40,000 total cases
• ‘He’s a hero’: Kansas City mom was shot five times. Her 1-year-old son was killed.
• Investigation detailed alleged abuse at MO Christian school, so why was nothing done? 
• Former Pro Bowler likens Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes to Neo in ‘The Matrix’
• Chiefs’ Chris Jones (groin) limited again; Okafor returns to full practice: updates
• SportsBeat KC: Do Chiefs, NFL teams have letdowns? And 1st or worst car for A-Teamers
• Streaking Chiefs have won at friendly, hostile, neutral sites. Can they beat Patriots?
• Chiefs defense gearing up to face Cam Newton, Patriots’ league-leading ground attack
• Watch again: Chiefs-Patriots preview on SportsBeat Live with The Star’s A-Team
• Saint Luke’s closing two community hospitals in Johnson County at end of the year
• Fans who couldn’t attend Royals games made sure to tune in. Check out these TV ratings
• Alabama point guard sensation JD Davison switches announcement date to Saturday
• ‘He’s a fighter’: Mizzou football’s Rountree continues steady work as Tigers’ rock
• Expect aggression with Mizzou football’s playcalling: ‘He wants to take chances’
• Despite name, this pizza location isn’t in Waldo. But moniker, menu soon to change