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October 6, 2020

• Suspension over, Bashaud Breeland posts social-media message after Chiefs victory
• NFL official explains why apparent fumble by Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes was ruled dead
• Tony Romo was amazed by how loud Chiefs fans were Monday despite reduced capacity
• Man critically injured in Kansas City, Kansas, shooting Monday night, police say
• White principal warned for offense that got Black principal demoted, Ohio group says
• After possible road rage shooting, police engage in standoff outside Kansas City home
• Kansas Democrats’ Aaron Coleman problem and TIFs in KC: Listen to Deep Background
• 15,000 ‘Viagra’ pills mailed to a Michigan home won’t ever get there, feds say
• Being informed matters
• Letters: KC readers discuss NFL’s COVID-19 call, Trump’s wave and immature 70-somethings
• Highs well above normal expected in Kansas City for next 7 days
• Librarian knows a lot about these haunts. She discussed them at LS virtual event
• Man dies from injuries after Kansas City, Kansas, shooting Monday night, police say
• Playing ‘Baby Shark’ on repeat as punishment gets jailers charged, Oklahoma DA says
• ‘Embarrassing’: KC-area principal runs on court to make team remove racial unity shirts
• Civil rights groups argue Missouri’s ballot notary requirement unconstitutional
• After having COVID-19, Parson shows no signs of reconsidering position on mask order
• Democrat Bollier confuses Patriot Act with trade policy in call with Kansas farmers
• How eight senators pushed for Bollier on Tuesday: ‘We win Kansas, we win the Senate’
• Platte County sheriff asks for help finding missing 51-year-old man with Alzheimer’s
• Halloween fun: Here’s how you can trick-or-treat curbside at Lowe’s
• CVS wants to help you safely celebrate Halloween with treat-or-treating ‘Boo Bags’
• Multiple Kansas City streets closed for suspicious package. Police found bag of clothes
• Kansas City metro adds more than 275 COVID-19 cases and six deaths Tuesday
• Civil rights organizations demand change, action at Kansas City VA hospital
• Chiefs’ Eric Bieniemy is perfect choice for Texans coaching job, say NFL pundits
• Five things to know about the Chiefs’ next opponent: Las Vegas Raiders
• Betting site concedes Chiefs will win AFC West title, pays out bettors 13 weeks early
• KCI project reaches ‘milestone’ in contracting women, minority-owned businesses
• SportsBeat KC: Style points be darned. Take any victory you can over shorthanded Pats
• ‘It was a whirlwind.’ How Chiefs, Patriots adjusted to COVID-19 postponement
• With Bashaud Breeland reinstated, the Chiefs’ secondary is about to get even stronger
• Chiefs’ snaps vs. Patriots: rookie Willie Gay draws first career start, defense shines
• Ford shows off its new, Kansas City-made F-150 pickup, America’s most popular truck
• End-of-life planning will help you live your life in peace
• Kansas Jayhawks offer scholarship to Oak Hill Academy sophomore forward
• Mizzou vs. LSU football game moves to Columbia. SEC announcement expected Wednesday
• How Hurricane Delta could affect Mizzou: the latest on Tigers’ Saturday game at LSU
• Mizzou football has a quarterback. Drinkwitz announces the Tigers’ starter vs. LSU
• Five notable stats from Mizzou football’s loss to Tennessee, and looking ahead to LSU
• Kansas City food truck with wraps, bowls and salads opening spot in the Crossroads
• Taiwanese-style bubble tea chain has JoCo outlet. Now it’s coming to Westport