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November 16, 2020

• Cub Scout leader accused of molesting children pleads guilty, Missouri officials say
• Why the rush to execute mentally ill Kansas woman whose life Donald Trump could spare?
• ‘It keeps getting worse.’ Missouri Democrats don’t have a clear path forward
• Pets are getting the worst of COVID-19 eviction and money woes. Can Kansas City help?
• Warmer than average temperatures expected in Kansas City; windy days expected mid-week
• SportsBeat KC: Every college basketball team’s first opponent is COVID-19
• Listen to the Cardinals and Bills radio calls of DeAndre Hopkins’ epic Hail Mary catch
• Five things to know about the Chiefs’ next opponent: Las Vegas Raiders (Round 2)
• Missouri’s poor public health response drives gun violence and COVID, doctors say
• Woman says she was evicted from KC area apartment after calling police on her abuser
• Can’t be with loved ones on Thanksgiving? Zoom to lift its time limit for free calls
• Confused by new COVID-19 rules in the Kansas City area? Here’s a guide to the changes
• Kansas City residents are already required to wear masks. Why aren’t police officers?
• KC officers, first responders required to wear masks as part of new COVID-19 guidance
• KC metro adds nearly 900 COVID-19 cases as new round of restrictions is announced
• Man charged with assault in Independence shooting that injured 9-year-old girl
• Tired of flying commercial? Costco offering private jet membership — and it’s pricey
• KC nurse: ‘My world is crumbling.’ Health care workers’ COVID burnout raises alarms
• Jackson County Election Board staff contracted COVID-19 as absentee votes rolled in
• Which stores will be closed on Thanksgiving Day? Here’s what major retailers have said
• Groups face strong headwinds in push to stem violence in St. Louis
• As Chiefs begin season’s homestretch, many NFL experts see KC as Super Bowl favorites
• DeAndre Hopkins: Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes ‘hit God mode’ in last season’s playoffs
• After Republican retreat, COVID-19 infections bring Missouri Senate work to a halt
• Kansas City’s new COVID order: Curfew on restaurants and bars, gatherings capped at 10
• Shawnee Mission moves older students to online classes amid staff shortage, COVID-19
• Chiefs’ Andy Reid confirms fractured ankle for Taco Charlton, but non-committal on IR
• Chiefs announce contract extensions for general manager Brett Veach, coach Andy Reid
• Here’s Chiefs receiver Mecole Hardman’s status after landing on COVID-19 list last week
• Eric Fisher, Mitchell Schwartz latest Chiefs players to land on reserve/COVID-19 list
• KU football’s focus during week off? An area that’s on pace for unwanted history
• Kansas Jayhawks football vs. Texas Longhorns: Five things to watch for Saturday
• Mizzou football’s game vs. South Carolina features an eye on COVID, a fired coach
• Missouri Tigers football vs. South Carolina: TV, kickoff time, bet line, preview