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June 29, 2020

• Police ID boy killed Monday as Kansas City’s youngest shooting victim this year
• Even Overland Park feels pandemic’s economic pain. Will it force change on taxes? 
• Unemployed Missourians are expected to look for work after July 4. Is it too soon?
• Jackson County will require masks in public, following similar orders in KC metro
• Girl, 15, dies in Kansas City, Kansas, after shots fired into vehicle overnight
• Couple aims guns at protesters marching to a Missouri mayor’s home, video shows
• Kansas City metro adds 149 new COVID-19 cases, three more deaths on Monday
• ‘The boy was asleep’: Child killed after gunfire strikes Kansas City apartment
• Celebs tip caps to Negro Leagues heritage as 100-year tribute grows, even amid COVID
• Heat and humidity here to stay through Independence Day in Kansas City
• Police SUV plows through protesters in Michigan, video shows. ‘We went flying off’
• ‘One bad policeman can destroy a city,’ says filmmaker Kevin Willmott. KCK should listen
• Taco Bell will feed you for free on Tuesday. Here’s how to cash in on it
• COVID-19 cases rise as KC metro reopens. Experts explain what’s behind the numbers
• Chase Daniel’s earnings under magnifying glass after Cam Newton signs with Patriots
• Experts warn of growing far-right terrorism threat as presidential election nears
• Jackson County to share $37 million in coronavirus CARES Act cash with nine cities
• KC mayor told in text message he ‘should swing from a tree’ after issuing mask order
• Shawnee Mission to hire investigator after Star report on complaints against principal
• Suit over “horrible and preventable death” in Jackson County jail ends in settlement
• Man found fatally shot late Sunday in Kansas City, Kansas
• 18th and Vine asked KCPD for police protection. Instead they got another homicide
• Letters: Readers discuss 4-Hers at the Johnson County Fair and kudos to the KC police
• 10 injured in 4-vehicle crash in Olathe; some in serious condition, fire captain says
• Why are Kansas and Missouri trying to kill Obamacare during the COVID-19 pandemic?
• Take down Andrew Jackson statues. But don’t let vandals decide which KC monuments must go
• KC company is marketing to Chiefs fans by selling ‘Keep Patrick Mahomes safe’ masks
• Kyle Shanahan on 49ers’ Super Bowl loss to Chiefs: ‘It’s been hard to sit with’
• Patriots’ signing of Cam Newton shakes up AFC race ... just not at the top
• 4-year-old who survived heart surgery becomes KC’s youngest homicide victim this year
• Now 101 and thankful for award, super-fan says donning jersey made Chiefs the champs
• AMC Theatres, hoping to reopen in mid-July, postpones date amid COVID-19 spike
• SportsBeat KC: How Negro Leagues cap tip tribute with Obama, Bush, celebs came about
• Royals include youngster Bobby Witt Jr. in 60-player pool for spring training 2.0
• Pandemic cost KU’s Devon Dotson a shot at 1,000 career points in just two seasons
• Austin restaurant chain with ‘damn good tacos’ set to open in KC, with more in the works
• KC restaurant, only hours old when shelter in place started, makes it to ‘other side’
• Ready to hit the road on new wheels? Take this advice before buying a car
• They’re small but mighty, so attack bagworms now before they damage evergreens
• Kansas State pressured to expel student for George Floyd tweets. But is that legal?