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October 27, 2020

• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce says helping others in the KC community is a ‘passion of mine’
• Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes’ jersey is a best seller — in two pro sports leagues
• KC police board meeting ends abruptly amid calls for Police Chief Rick Smith to resign
• Kansas City metro adds nearly 500 more COVID-19 cases, surpassing 50,000 total cases
• Kansas City schools hoped students could return next month. Now it may be next year
• Kansas City metro records highest number of COVID deaths in a week with more than 80
• Jay Jackson, deemed ‘the Missouri City miracle’ for his desegregation work, has died
• Teen who took George Floyd video to receive award. ‘Changed the course of history’
• Kansas City has competition as another suitor emerges to house Toronto Raptors
• Joe’s Kansas City sent a big barbecue gift package to an NFL Network host
• Suspect accused of stealing phone from dying jogger is arrested, Missouri police say
• Man nets huge lottery prize after accidentally buying two tickets in Michigan
• We The Midwest? If the Toronto Raptors are looking for a guest host, try Kansas City
• A yes on Amendment 3 means Missourians will have districts reflecting their values
• Cold rain might blend with wintry mix in Kansas City; warmer temperatures on the way
• Kansas City Halloween events: Despite COVID-19, we scared up plenty of options
• Rain is on the way to Kansas City, but Halloween weekend is looking pleasant
• Police identify woman found dead inside her Kansas City, Kansas, home by family
• White Castle will close for four hours on Election Day so its employees can vote
• International judo competitor uses martial arts to disarm suspect in Kansas City
• The Star wins first place in premier digital media contest for foster care series
• ‘Right place at the right time,’ says Oklahoma officer who stopped Leavenworth suspect
• Kobach looks to pay himself from We Build the Wall bank accounts; prosecutors say no
• A member of Republican Roger Marshall’s campaign team tests positive for COVID-19
• The rundown on Missouri’s down-ballot races: Here’s what you need to know
• Time is running out to vote by mail in Kansas. Tuesday is your last day to apply
• British paper says 3 men responsible for Trump pushing voter fraud. Kobach is one
• You can get a free taco from Taco Bell on Wednesday thanks to a stolen base
• Burger King, Popeyes drive-thrus will get a modern makeover. Here’s what will change
• A guide to Kansas elections: What to know about Bollier, Marshall and the US House races
• A guide to Missouri elections: What to know about the races for governor and Congress
• RideKC to provide free rides to Arrowhead for Kansas City voters on Election Day
• Don’t fall prey to election disinformation. Here are ways to spot and avoid false news
• Small sample size, but Le’Veon Bell’s debut with Chiefs shows promise as complement
• Johnson County’s Little Store is no more, but KCQ finds vivid memories 60 years later
• Leavenworth father charged with capital murder in death of two boys over the weekend
• Vegas betting lines say Chiefs-Jets is one of most lopsided matchups in NFL history
• With a little planning, you can avoid overspending during unusual holiday season
• Kansas, Gonzaga expected to open college hoops season in matchup of top-ranked teams
• Mizzou football down to 64 available players — but not because of COVID-19, coach says
• Restaurants with multiple health code violations include two Johnson County pizzerias
• BBQ-flavored cotton candy, ice cream sandwiches & more. New sweet shop for south KC
• Coming to JoCo: Austin-based coffee shop with Moon Milk and beans roasted over Texas oak