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October 22, 2020

• Chargers legend LaDainian Tomlinson on why KC was always favorite NFL city to visit
• TV broadcast map and announcers for Chiefs’ game Sunday against the Broncos
• Gordon, Chiefs’ Culp, KC Wolf, Freeman among inductees to Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
• Washington Post examines the Kansas Senate race ... with a focus on the money
• Chamber’s Tied Together helps Lee’s Summit businesses celebrate reopenings
• Plaza building covered with graffiti after protests now a canvas for giant artwork
• Two Chick-fil-A sauces headed to grocery stores nationwide. Here’s what to know
• Friday night lights: This week’s high school football scoreboard around the KC area
• ‘Nature can sure throw some curveballs.’ Two deer die with antlers locked in Kansas
• Arnold Schwarzenegger, Eric Holder: No on Missouri Amendment 3 to empower voters
• Letters: KC readers discuss the USPS, obnoxious political ads and SCOTUS unfairness
• Looking for strength and balance during pandemic days? Here’s how yoga might help
• Summer-like temperatures expected in Kansas City followed by strong, cold rain storms
• Baseball fans were sort of freaked out by Fox’s video of Dodgers’ ‘part man, part cat’
• Bob Kendrick narrates World Series opening segment, highlights Negro Leagues’ impact
• Woman in custody after child kidnapping leads to high-speed chase through Johnson County
• Kansas City actor finds national spotlight with Disney musical parody promoting masks
• Kansas City metro adds more than 400 new COVID-19 cases and eight deaths
• Overland Park sparks outrage after $350K in COVID relief money goes to soccer complex
• After potluck dinner, 14 UMKC dental students have COVID-19, and more must quarantine
• Fears of lawlessness and disgust with Trump clash in suburban St. Louis toss-up race
• Officials announce Raytown plan to help at-risk youth, solve more business robberies
• Marshall and Trump have single-digit leads in Kansas as NYT poll shows tight races
• The Senate might scrap the filibuster next year. Where do Bollier and Marshall stand?
• Report says Parson, before getting COVID, visited state building despite cluster warning
• Missouri voters must return mail ballots through USPS after court sides with Ashcroft
• Don’t send flowers: The dearly departed go political in their obituaries
• Missouri Amendment 3 is a confusing, misleading mess. Here’s how to vote
• The Star endorses a candidate for Missouri AG who will put a stop to political stunts
• Does a 19th century priest haunt St. Mary’s Episcopal Church? KCQ goes ghost hunting
• Chiefs’ winning streak in Denver predates Mahomes. Here’s how it can continue
• Why Le’Veon Bell thinks the Chiefs could rejuvenate the best days of his career
• Chiefs’ Mitchell Schwartz, Sammy Watkins miss second straight day of practice
• Chiefs see a good Broncos team, not current 9-game winning streak over divisional foe
• SportsBeat KC: Chiefs look to keep streaks alive versus the Broncos and Darth Vader
• Watch: SportsBeat Live talking Chiefs, Broncos, Le’Veon Bell and Darth Vader
• See it, click it and fix it. That’s the idea behind city of Harrisonville’s new app
• How Mizzou football plans to thwart a Kentucky offense that will run, run, run
• Yale power forward has KU basketball on his list of possible transfer destinations
• Who will start for Jayhawks in 2020-21? Bill Self offers early look at possibilities
• Does Pooka Williams’ departure from Jayhawks mean expanded workload for Velton Gardner?
• Royals’ Alex Gordon is once again a Gold Glove finalist. He’s joined by someone new
• Belt-tightening UMKC suspends two sports: ‘This has been an unprecedented season’
• Specialty cocktails, naturally sourced wines: Owners of Waldo bar expanding to midtown
• It’s official: A Whataburger restaurant is in the works and headed to Johnson County
• Waldo ramen restaurant shut down. Owners back with new name, new look, expanded menu