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June 18, 2020

• Hall of Fame quarterback sees one area in which Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes can improve
• Possible road rage leads to shooting that wounded driver on I-470 in Lee’s Summit
• Seniors (and teammates) from 32 Kansas high schools will play together one last time
• ‘Enough is enough’: Former KC VA employee and Navy vet alleges racial discrimination
• Surprise! Olathe West soccer star receives elite national award via secret presentation
• Did you shop at Bichelmeyer Meats before its COVID closure? Here’s what you should know
• You’ll soon be able to order Chipotle through a chat bot on Facebook Messenger
• This former Lee’s Summit West basketball star is leaving the Oklahoma State program
• Universal DH, ads on jerseys among the changes MLB is reportedly considering
• After months of red tape, why can’t Missouri veterans get their unemployment benefits?
• Police investigate drowning after finding woman’s body in Terrace Lake in Kansas City
• Rain, thunderstorms to move in after another hot day in Kansas City
• Letters: KC readers discuss an offensive ‘Wumo’ comic, honoring losers and sports on TV
• Deputy’s shooting of unarmed Sedalia woman doesn’t add up. Appoint a special prosecutor
• Undercutting UMKC: Proposed University of Missouri system change could do real damage
• MU, UMKC students to pay hundreds more for an education this fall
• KC woman left police station with no keys, phone or wallet. She hasn’t been seen since
• COVID-19 numbers in Kansas and Missouri: Good news in May, but doctors offer warning
• COVID-19 outbreak at Johnson County Chick-fil-A: Staff ‘not wearing their masks’
• Mayor wants to cap some agency leaders’ salaries, make them live within Kansas City
• Mocked, rejected, KC transgender engineer on court ruling: ‘It’s not the finish line’
• Kansas City won’t prosecute nonviolent demonstrators from George Floyd protests
• Kansas City would stop penalizing marijuana possession under mayor’s new proposal
• Kansas City will offer paid days off to employees who volunteer for Election Day jobs
• ‘Terrified’: Black Kansas couple says they were racially profiled at Walmart
• ‘It goes back to 1864.’ Blunt blocks motion to remove Confederate statues from Capitol
• Tulsa theater once named for a KKK member unveils BLM banner ahead of Trump rally
• Following J.C. Nichols racism debate, UMKC may strip his son’s name from library
• Is it safe to eat outside at restaurants during COVID-19 pandemic? Experts weigh in
• Couple sold hundreds of $3.53 hand sanitizer gels for nearly $40 each, Ohio AG says
• Worlds of Fun about to open with COVID-19 rules. Here’s what a visit will look like
• ‘Do we try to do it or not?’ Worlds of Fun fan reacts to new COVID-19 safety rules
• Kidnapping, robbery suspect arrested after police chase starts in Liberty, ends in KC
• Mom kills husband along interstate, Nebraska cops say. Their kids were in the back seat
• Columbus, Ohio, named for Christopher Columbus, removing Christopher Columbus statue
• KC T-Bones still finalizing lease deal, looking ahead to 2021 after lost 2020 season
• Deep Background: How should Kansas City fund its police department?
• He wrote about a strange world of online school and isolation. And then it came true
• Kansas City police detective indicted in 2019 fatal shooting of Cameron Lamb
• Developers still pushing luxury hotel even as KC’s tourism market craters from pandemic
• The monumental influence of Joe Delaney’s story shines in new tribute to Chiefs hero
• Patrick Mahomes breaks down late plays in Super Bowl, including ‘Wasp,’ Watkins pass
• KC barbecue spot is offering a ‘Wasp burger,’ inspired by Chiefs’ Super Bowl play
• Kansas City metro adds more than 150 new coronavirus cases, records six new deaths
• Chiefs are done until training camp, but threat posed by pandemic remains top of mind
• Chiefs owner Clark Hunt voices support of Mahomes, Mathieu on social-justice issues
• Mizzou football nabs this juco defensive end who was once committed to the Tigers
• SportsBeat KC: In the strangest of times, Mizzou gets back to business of athletics
• Why Mizzou football assistant Casey Woods had to hitchhike to the KC suburbs
• Nickel and dimed? Kansas City area stores to run low on quarters due to COVID-19
• Worry over rate hikes spurs investigation of Evergy deal with activist investor
• KU basketball’s Bill Self considering legal action against NCAA: letter from attorney
• Highly regarded high schooler Rylan Griffen hears from KU, K-State basketball coaches
• Survey: KU fans used these words to describe Bill Self, Jeff Long and Les Miles
• Royals owner John Sherman says he’s working “24/7” to get baseball back on the field