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October 29, 2020

• NFL changed this play from a sack, costing fantasy football player a $1 million prize
• TV broadcast map and announcers for Chiefs-Jets game on Sunday
• 58 coronavirus cases tied to church that didn’t require masks, Michigan officials say
• Missing Kansas City, Kansas, man found dead Thursday, police say
• Platte County Health Department shuts down Parkville services due to COVID-19 exposure
• How can Kansas slow the spread of COVID? New KU study has answers. Will anyone listen?
• Project Warmth coat drive operating differently this year due to coronavirus
• Kansas waives tax penalties against Davids’ campaign per COVID relief provisions
• ‘Tsunami of mail ballots’: Nearly half of registered Johnson Countians already voted
• Parson and Galloway’s high school education emerges as flash point in race’s final days
• Complaint about perceived racial slur has Kansas recalling hundreds of license plates
• Despite council frustration, Brian Platt will be Kansas City’s next city manager
• Johnson County Republican known to ‘infuriate everyone’ is invisible for this campaign
• Viral video shows Paul Rudd, in pouring rain, thanking Brooklyn voters with a treat
• Kansas approves additional $45 million for COVID testing, $20 million for small business
• Kansas City metro records more than 600 new coronavirus cases Thursday
• Uptick in number of Kansas City, Kansas, student deaths has leaders saying “Enough”
• Video of protester at KC police board meeting goes viral with 6 million views
• Get ready to exchange rain gear for sunglasses as Kansas City heads into drier weather
• Woman found fatally shot Wednesday night inside home in Kansas City, Kansas
• Nebraska thought it had a football opponent for Saturday. The Big Ten said stand down
• ‘I am embarrassed.’ White Sox fans rip team for bringing back Tony La Russa as manager
• Rick Roeber, accused of child abuse, does not meet standards for the Missouri House
• A warning to KC police: Keeping innocent teen in jail could be an expensive mistake
• Letters: KC readers discuss Broncos’ Chiefs whipping, RBG’s arrogance, easy JoCo voting
• Feed Lee’s Summit to rally community, show ‘fellowship our community is known for’
• Truman Heartland Community Foundation, along with partners, help at-risk populations
• Bed Bath & Beyond to scale back on coupons. Here’s what shoppers need to know
• Stealing from your Halloween candy stash? You’re in good company, poll says
• Here’s how much KC Chiefs, Royals owners have donated to political causes: ESPN study
• How comparing himself to plumber, electrician reflects growth of Chiefs’ Travis Kelce
• Chargers’ Joey Bosa paying forward lessons learned from former Chiefs star Tamba Hali
• Revisiting the Jets’ decision to bypass Patrick Mahomes in 2017 NFL Draft
• NBC reports new personal emails, texts sent by Pompeo family to State Dept. officials
• Chiefs-Jets players to watch: Time for a big game from Tyreek Hill? NY could be ripe
• Chiefs’ Mitchell Schwartz, Sammy Watkins still aren’t practicing as Sunday’s game nears
• SportsBeat KC: More frightening ... Chiefs against the Jets, or our Halloween masks?
• Watch: SportsBeat Live dives into Chiefs-Jets, Eric Bieniemy’s next job and Halloween
• A key position has boosted Mizzou football as the Tigers look to tack on to win streak
• It’s Baylor, not Kansas, as No. 1 pick of Big 12 basketball coaches in preseason poll
• KU Jayhawks AD Jeff Long expresses ‘confidence’ in Les Miles despite 0-5 football team
• COVID-19 KC restaurant shutdowns: Health department steps in, others close voluntarily
• Waldo’s new ghost kitchen serving burgers ‘you want to tell other people about’
• Norton nursing home removed from Medicare program following damning COVID-19 report