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October 28, 2020

• Panera Bread is adding three pizzas to its menu. When will they arrive and what are they?
• ‘A traumatic loss’: Mother of dead Leavenworth boys expresses thanks after girls saved
• After Le’Veon Bell’s Chiefs debut, NFL Network analyst explains why he’s ‘a good fit’
• Gun issues see record political spending nationally — but not in Missouri
• Kansas candidate with a troubled past and ambitious platform: Change agent or pariah?
• Rays manager explains decision to pull pitcher amid backlash from former MLB players
• Do masks help slow spread of COVID-19 in Kansas? One study says ‘Yes,’ by as much as 50%
• Expect rain over the next few days in KC. Then, ‘fabulous’ weather for Election Day
• Kansas City in for a Halloween treat as temperatures begin their warm up
• Security guard stabbed 27 times after asking sisters to wear masks, Chicago cops say
• Mike Kehoe: Helping Missouri’s working families achieve the American dream
• Letters: KC readers discuss charity at Halloween, John Birch Society and Amy Coney Barrett
• Since-deleted report claims Brian Platt is Kansas City’s next city manager
• Hy-Vee will soon get new system that will automatically sanitize your shopping cart
• Happy holidays so soon? Swope Park is about to open a two-month light display
• For Pitt State, others in MIAA, football season better late than never’s about to start
• No, Chick-fil-A is not offering free gift baskets — Facebook post is hoax, company says
• Rays’ Brett Phillips writes Twitter message to congratulate Dodgers after World Series
• How can voters fight their way out of disinformation fog? Listen to Deep Background
• A giant pumpkin gets a Baby Yoda makeover for Halloween. How much does it weigh?
• How elections for Missouri General Assembly could shape local responses to COVID-19
• With Election Day near, the state of the races in Missouri, Kansas: Too close to call?
• KC officers who wrongfully arrested Black teen ordered to face civil rights lawsuit
• Kansas City metro adds more than 500 new COVID-19 cases and 10 deaths on Wednesday
• Here’s why Kansas City officials are thrilled with this choice for next city manager
• Kansas City’s deadliest month: October hits record 176 COVID-19 deaths
• Playoff time for high school football: Here’s this week’s schedule for Missouri, Kansas
• $300 million magazine scam bilked senior citizens out of $1,000 a month, feds say
• Rockhurst, Lee’s Summit North forfeit district quarterfinals, end seasons due to COVID
• Alissia Canady: Missouri needs a lieutenant governor who will act to fight COVID-19
• COVID-19 causes a second Kansas City area high school to abruptly end football season
• Kansas City Rep to present ‘Christmas Carol’ after all. But it will be very different
• Kansas City’s former chief environmental officer dies of COVID-19 complications
• Outdoors report: Wintery conditions not ideal for fishing, but waterfowlers excited
• Spooked by COVID-19? KCQ asks doctors and parents for tricks to keep Halloween safe
• ‘It’s not sustainable’: Kansas teachers are facing backbreaking stress amid COVID-19
• The Star endorses a Kansas centrist who would make history in the US Senate race
• Star endorsement: This KC-area race for Congress should be an easy decision
• In ‘Detail’ show, Peyton Manning says a great Tom Brady pass likely was an accident
• SportsBeat KC: Mizzou meets foe with three week’s rest, and Mahomes makes NBA pitch
• Mysterious disappearance of Prairie Village mom the focus of upcoming ‘Dateline NBC’
• Report: Kansas City’s new city manager is this candidate from New Jersey
• As deaths and hospitalizations rise in Kansas, state leaders urge mask usage, mandates
• Chiefs’ Mitchell Schwartz, Sammy Watkins don’t practice Wednesday; Chris Jones limited
• Jets coach says Le’Veon Bell is in ‘great’ spot in KC. As for his time in New York...
• ‘No better sports place.’ Chiefs’ Mahomes, Reid join pitch to bring Raptors to KC
• Byron Pringle’s long kickoff return touchdown in Chiefs’ win results in this NFL award
• Mizzou football prepared to play Florida as Gators are on other side of COVID outbreak
• After nearly 30 years, a top executive at Kansas City based Cerner Corp will step down
• KU coach Bill Self responds after charge filed against player who recently left team
• Ex-KU player faces felony charge for alleged battery 10 months before he left team
• Key events in Silvo De Sousa’s time with the Kansas Jayhawks basketball team
• KU’s Marcus Garrett one of two unanimous picks on preseason all-Big 12 team
• Royals’ interesting offseason decisions begin with veteran reliever Greg Holland
• Chickweed and dandelions taking over the yard? Broadleaf herbicides do the trick
• Whataburger officials in KC this week scouting market, confirm one will open in 2021