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October 12, 2020

• Supreme Court said juvenile lifers could be resentenced. In Missouri, only 7 released
• Bishop Johnston: My letter to KC Catholics was not instruction on how to vote
• Deshaun Watson reportedly makes push for Texans to hire Chiefs’ Eric Bieniemy
• NFL’s Next Gen stats show how Derek Carr was successful in attacking Chiefs
• Travis Kelce blames himself for Raiders loss as Chiefs share social-media messages 
• Fact-checker site: What Parson and Galloway got right (and wrong) in MO Gov. debate
• Lawrence bar owner sues Douglas County health official over COVID-19 restrictions
• Stacy Shaw, KC city hall occupation leader, counters FOP claim she threatened police
• 150 University of Missouri students caught cheating on exams held online amid COVID-19
• KC metro adds more than 100 new cases as Missouri’s COVID-19 database error continues
• ‘Less bumpy forecast’ expected in Kansas City as temperatures about to go on wild ride
• Getting calls about problems with your Amazon account? It could be a scam
• Police investigate shooting that killed person in Kansas City neighborhood
• Missouri university gets $300 million, the biggest gift ever to a school in the state
• Branch of Kansas City Public Library closed indefinitely after positive COVID-19 test
• Hawley claims Democrat’s reference to contraceptives case is an anti-Catholic attack
• Nicole Galloway keeps ‘showing up’ in Kansas City. Will KC voters show up for her?
• Johnson County bars struggle to survive with antiquated law. Voters can change that
• Kansas Senate candidate Barbara Bollier says Supreme Court packing ‘not on my plate’
• Gov. Mike Parson wants to pardon gun-toting St. Louis couple. What happened to a trial?
• The Star endorses this moderate in Johnson County race for the Kansas Senate
• KS, MO have had their Politico presidential election ratings shift. Here’s the change
• Kansas City mayor endorses Democrat Nicole Galloway over Parson for Missouri governor
• Bollier shatters fundraising record in historically expensive Kansas race for Senate
• The KC Star’s recommendations for Kansas in the Nov. 3 general election
• The Star endorses write-in candidate over admitted abuser Aaron Coleman for Kansas House
• Suspect upset by Kansas City Chiefs’ loss to Raiders points gun at victim: police
• Improved Raiders team has Chiefs’ attention after loss: ‘We won’t forget this day’
• Chiefs’ snaps vs. Raiders: Chris Jones, Bashaud Breeland return to full duty
• SportsBeat KC: How did Chiefs lose to Raiders? Let us count the ways before we move on
• Is early retirement the answer? Those over 55 face a multitude of employment issues
• (Hoops) decision day: Nigerian considering KU to reveal college choice Tuesday night
• KU football coach Les Miles tells fans Sunday night his health is ‘pretty good’
• KU has a starting QB in place this week, but will head coach Miles make trip to WVU?
• Former KU forward Markieff Morris is an NBA champion with the Los Angeles Lakers
• Mizzou football’s game vs. Vanderbilt postponed as first SEC match affected by COVID
• The anatomy of Mizzou’s goal-line stand against LSU: Breaking down the Tigers’ 4 stops
• Mizzou football’s Connor Bazelak earns SEC award after career day against LSU
• Missouri Tigers vs. Vanderbilt Commodores: Kickoff time, TV, bet line, 5 things to know
• Former Macy’s in Prairie Village set to undergo a ‘once-in-a-lifetime renovation’
• Johnson County and beyond: Multiple health code violations for KC-area restaurants