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October 14, 2020

• Former Chiefs QB Alex Smith’s remarkable comeback reflects admirable character
• One of last KC area districts will finally allow kids back in schools — in January
• Astros pitcher Zack Greinke has been a fan of having no fans in stands at MLB games
• Attorney Stacy Shaw crossed the line with comments about police. Her apology is a start
• Deadly morning on Kansas City roads as three people die in separate crashes Wednesday
• Despite football teams in quarantine, Olathe allows players to return to classrooms
• KC area adds more than 175 cases as Missouri enters fourth day without new COVID data
• Kansas Democrat Sharice Davids defends her vote against COVID-19 relief bill in House
• Kansas City nears record homicide year as police confirm previously unreported killing
• KC temps to go on roller coaster ride, but chance for much needed rain in sight
• SportsBeat KC: Can K-State keep pace without Skylar Thompson? Plus, KU hoop slate in flux
• Dangerous network of militia members spurred by COVID has spread to Missouri: report
• Emaciated 10-year-old dies after her adoptive parents put lock on fridge, MO cops say
• Why is KS Senate race more competitive in 2020? FiveThirtyEight cites these reasons
• Missouri, unlike Kansas, bans advance voting. How are so many in KC casting ballots?
• Bowyer will be happy to see hometown fans at Kansas Speedway farewell this weekend
• Fishing report: Lakes are turning over, but upcoming cold blast should improve activity
• Kansas City Star sues Overland Park for records in 2018 police killing of 17-year-old
• Ready to try a ghost pepper doughnut? New spicy treat just landed at Dunkin’ stores
• Hunter jailed after killing 18 wolves because he ‘likes to do it,’ Michigan agency says
• Black Friday at Walmart is about to look a little different — here’s how
• Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley would rather not talk about the GOP’s ‘Josh Hawley problem’
• Man yelled ‘Black lives don’t matter,’ attacked Michigan teen with bike lock, feds say
• Wind gusts near 50 mph expected in Kansas City before temperatures tumble
• As most music festivals fall victim to pandemic, a new one arrives in Kansas City
• Drunken groin shooting and bar fight have nearly half a Wisconsin police force on leave
• Vicky Hartzler works for defense contractors, not for Missouri’s military families
• Letters: KC readers discuss lead poisoning risk, Biden uncertainty, the Constitution
• Five epic photos of Titans’ Derrick Henry tossing Josh Norman to the ground
• The Star endorses this hard-working public servant in Kansas Senate race
• Five things to know about the Chiefs’ next opponent: Buffalo Bills
• Chiefs’ Chris Jones reaches out to Le’Veon Bell, who was released by Jets
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes offered a great insight on Michael Jordan-LeBron James debate
• Protecting Mahomes: How the Chiefs plan to get it done with Kelechi Osemele down
• Here’s how some Kansas Citians can vote at Arrowhead Stadium this November
• Royals’ Salvador Perez voted by his peers as finalist for AL comeback player award
• Which Royals’ minor-leaguers are close to helping the big-league lineup?
• Mizzou basketball has this edge as the Tigers open practice in the COVID-19 era
• How Mizzou football, Drinkwitz plan to use unexpected off-week to keep improving
• KC Thai restaurant expanding to JoCo with a more tropical menu — and rooftop tiki bar
• NCAA basketball regional returns to KC along with wrestling, volleyball championships