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November 4, 2020

• Kansas City nightclub beset by shootings and violence has liquor license revoked
• Parson defeats Galloway in Missouri governor’s race focused on COVID-19 pandemic
• Amendment 3 appears to hang on for narrow victory to overhaul MO redistricting
• Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft, other statewide Republicans win easily
• Former TV meteorologist, Democratic Party leader among JoCo winners for KS statehouse
• ‘A hot mess’: At Kansas City’s Union Station, long lines for special curbside voting
• What’s ahead for Mike Parson? 5 challenges Missouri governor faces after election win
• Roger Marshall beats Bollier in U.S. Senate race on strength of rural vote
• In Jackson County, the 911 tax passes, and Baker stays. Here’s the fate of statues
• Who won the Missouri congressional races? Here’s why one victory is historic
• Shooting victim dies Tuesday in Kansas City, Kansas, police say
• Jackson County Health Department cautions schools against allowing indoor sports
• Republicans hold onto Missouri House seat by electing husband of rep who died in office
• Wyandotte County looks to elect progressive with history of troubling behavior
• Voter collapses at polls, assistant principal helps save his life, Missouri school says
• For seat on school board in Kansas, it was ‘parent passion’ in JoCo that steered vote
• Chiefs share inside look at ‘Rolex’ audible call from Sunday’s win over Jets
• Clay County voters make their choice loud and clear, approving new constitution changes
• Check out the final-four pairings for this week’s Kansas state soccer tournaments
• Sharice Davids wins congressional reelection bid following digital campaign push
• Royals share highlight reel of Alex Gordon’s best plays after he wins Gold Glove
• Outdoors report: Warm spell in Kansas City area could make for a good week of fishing
• Letters: KC readers discuss defining patriotism, Scott Atlas’ RT interview and COVID-19
• SportsBeat KC: The Mizzou brawl, y’all, and wild Big Eight hoops with Billy Tubbs
• Kansas’ President Dwight D. Eisenhower was the unifier in chief the U.S. needed
• After Trump’s call to stop counting, Blunt says states must count every legal vote
• Mike Parson wins Missouri governor’s race. Does he plan to govern the entire state?
• ‘I just wanted to cast my vote’: When will Missouri finally update its voting laws?
• Watch: Was it a Republican sweep? A closer look at Kansas and Missouri election results
• KC metro adds over 600 COVID-19 cases as 7-day average again climbs to record levels
• Record number of COVID-19 patients reported Wednesday at KU Health System
• Missouri NAACP calls for investigation of replica noose by polls in Stone County
• Is the Kansas GOP too conservative for Johnson County? What this election might say
• Student quarantining after COVID-19 diagnosis found dead in dorm, Indiana college says
• Johnson County voters oust controversial official. Other results: DA race, liquor law
• Mic’d-up Patrick Mahomes praised Chiefs fans for social distancing from Tyreek Hill
• WWI Museum will get jump on Veterans Day: Skydivers to start daylong celebration
• How Marshall’s Senate campaign overcame Pompeo’s shadow and the pandemic to win
• Watch: The Star and FOX4 provide results from Kansas and Missouri elections
• Former Chiefs kicker Jan Stenerud carded a hole-in-one on Sunday. It wasn’t his first.
• Chiefs’ Frank Clark, Mitchell Schwartz miss on-field work during Wednesday’s practice
• The story of Patrick Mahomes’ ‘Rolex’ audible ... and why it went for a touchdown
• Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire has found a mentor and a competitor in Le’Veon Bell
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes picks up an award following five-touchdown game against Jets
• Royals’ Alex Gordon wins franchise record-tying 8th Gold Glove on way into retirement
• Mizzou Tigers football’s offensive line gets a week off at a fortunate time
• Mizzou football midterms: Assessing the Tigers halfway through the 2020 season
• How do this year’s KU Jayhawks look? Self shares thoughts on his basketball team