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May 8, 2020

• Kansas City will spend $1.5M to ‘Band-Aid’ Barney Allis garage, City Council decides
• KC health officials still won’t identify all nursing facilities with COVID-19 cases
• Independence firefighter who died was a father of 10, served department for 23 years
• Missouri medical marijuana officials will comply with lawmakers’ demand for records
• Despite Northland COVID-19 outbreak, Kansas City sticks to restaurant reopening date
• Kansas researchers find detectable levels of COVID-19 in wastewater treatment samples
• ‘Need an Eisenhower to appeal to our better selves.’ Roberts reflects on Ike’s legacy
• Church sues Jackson County, claiming COVID-19 recovery plan is discriminatory
• Family mourns River Market shooting victim 14 years after the killing of his brother
• What are people buying during coronavirus? Not just toilet paper and hand sanitizer
• Johnson County nursing facility now has 68 COVID-19 cases and 10 deaths
• Kansas City metro sees 96 new COVID-19 cases Friday and three more deaths
• COVID-19 news: Outbreak at KC senior home prompts questions about reopening
• Frost, cooler weather expected this weekend in Kansas City; Storms return next week
• Letters: Readers discuss COVID-19 haircuts, mandatory masks and thanks for caregivers
• If Missouri wants to save its public schools, private schools need coronavirus aid, too
• Rain will continue overnight in Kansas City. Cooler, blustery weather expected Friday
• National NFL experts offer their thoughts on Chiefs’ 2020 schedule
• Cat videos, game shows among five best 2020 schedule reveals by NFL teams on Twitter
• For ‘Open Up Kansas’ protesters, the real threat isn’t COVID-19, but communism
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson was for a coronavirus shutdown before he was against it
• Claims of collusion entangle Kansas congressional candidate Weir in Oklahoma lawsuit
• Worried about KCI project’s inclusion of minorities and women, KC Council demands info
• Frank Caliendo parodies Chiefs’ Andy Reid, other NFL coaches getting 2020 schedule
• Chiefs’ game against Ravens is widely considered as the game to watch in 2020 season
• In their schedule release, the Dolphins got the Chiefs’ home state wrong
• Chiefs fans purchased game tickets Friday. They just hope they’ll get to use them
• What the Vegas odds say about the Chiefs’ chances in every game for the 2020 season
• Takeaways from the Chiefs’ 2020 regular-season schedule
• Two Mizzou teams were championships-bound. Instead, sports shut down and dreams faded
• SportsBeat KC: Stakes are high in the NCAA-KU battle. And both sides have much to lose
• NCAA goes hard at Bill Self. But his lawyers say it’s ‘only reinforced (his) resolve’
• Kansas City-area independent restaurant workers may be eligible for $500 in relief funds