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October 30, 2020

• A Kansas university threatens a student — and everyone’s right to free speech
• Four KC Metro high school teams claimed state volleyball titles on the Kansas side
• Next Gen Stats determined who would win if Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill raced NFL speedsters
• In eastern Kansas congressional race, ‘defunding police’ claim distorts the facts
• If Biden wins, Politico says this Kansas City name could be a candidate for Cabinet role
• Kansas City metro adds nearly 700 new COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths on Friday
• Oak Park becomes 3rd KC team this week to cancel rest of football season due to COVID
• Lee’s Summit North softball falls 1-0 to Columbia Rock Bridge in Missouri championships
• After rocky confirmation, new city manager gets to know Kansas City and Chiefs spirit
• This Chicago Cubs pitcher is sharing how much his fans mean to him — with free beer
• Fire severely damages A-1 Barrel Co. in Kansas City, Kansas
• Wait, Kansas issued offensive license plates — and now threatens to ticket car owners?
• Noose on display near voting booths in southwest Missouri county draws protests
• Shawnee Mission to vote on $264M bond plan, raising taxes, lowering teacher workload
• Confused by Amendment 3 on Missouri ballot? Here’s what you need to know before voting
• Single camper linked to 116 coronavirus cases at Wisconsin summer camp, CDC says
• Park Hill South advances as St. Joe Central ends football season early due to COVID-19
• SportsBeat KC: Are wrong teams favored in K-State game, Big 12 men’s hoop race?
• Nicole Galloway: As governor, my focus would be Missourians, not Jeff City insiders
• ‘A referendum on the republic’ — Martin Sheen on ‘The Trump Show’ and the election
• Is Gov. Mike Parson really belittling Nicole Galloway for attending Catholic school?
• Letters: KC readers discuss Kushner’s leg up, JoCo DA’s equity, Missouri Amendment 3
• Dry conditions, warmer temperatures expected in Kansas City this Halloween weekend
• The KC Star’s recommendations for Missouri in the Nov. 3 general election
• In battle for Kansas’ 3rd District, The Star endorses a leader who’s focused on governing
• The Star endorses a forward-thinking leader for Missouri lieutenant governor
• CBS Sports broadcaster Kevin Harlan opens up about some of his most famous calls
• Chiefs player’s Super Bowl LIV ring has doubled in price in online auction
• Chris Jones’ viral comment about the Jets caught the attention of New York fans
• ‘Dangerous territory’: Johnson County reports record number of COVID-19 cases Friday
• What the Vegas odds say about the Chiefs-Jets game Sunday
• Chiefs’ Watkins, Schwartz ruled out. And Sherman remains in NFL’s COVID-19 protocol
• Chiefs-Jets prediction: They gave AFL credibility. Now Chiefs, Jets on opposite ends
• Why the Chiefs are tuning out the odds and not overlooking the winless New York Jets
• Chiefs’ keys vs. Jets: Stay out of potential trap, shut the door early
• Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker working through recent missed PAT issues. Here’s how
• The Chiefs might’ve fooled the Broncos into kicking to Byron Pringle. Secret’s out now
• Chiefs schemes: Someday we’ll see Chris Jones on offense. But not against the Jets
• At 67, she could have retired, but instead she reinvented herself. It wasn’t easy
• Federal lawsuit says real estate firm ‘redlines’ home listings in the Kansas City area
• Two Royals pitchers opt for free agency as KC claims right-hander from Houston
• How Mizzou football mitigates COVID-19 risks when the Tigers travel to road games
• Winless Jayhawks to rely on sophomore running back against No. 23-ranked Cyclones
• KU’s Bill Self speaks ... on scrimmage, schedule, Big 12 poll, Raptors, De Sousa
• Now serving wine, beer: Panera Bread in Johnson County first in nation to test program
• We can’t sleep because of COVID and the election. This weekend it will get even worse
• Out-of-state Kansas voters say they’ve been kept waiting for mail-in ballots: ACLU