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July 15, 2020

• Chiefs offensive linemen confident they’ll be kept safe if they play during pandemic
• University of Kansas will test all students and faculty for COVID-19. Here’s how
• National media on Chris Jones deal and the Chiefs, who had $177 in cap space in March
• Reopening of Kansas schools delayed as Gov. Laura Kelly imposes COVID-19 common sense
• Missouri Gov. Parson calls special session on violent crime. But not police reform
• What will federal involvement in Kansas City crime look like? Here’s what leaders say
• If your older iPhone seemed to run slow, you could get part of $500 million settlement
• ‘One too many fallen angels’: Protesters demand justice for slain KCK 3-year-old
• Federal judge blocks federal execution of man who killed Kansas City teen — for now
• Missouri lays off child social work managers as caseloads expected to soar
• Clay County last in KC area to issue mask mandate. Here’s what you need to know
• In crowded Kansas Senate Republican primary, long shot John Miller makes his case
• Felony charges against Kansas Rep. Steve Watkins just the latest disturbing allegations
• KC PrideFest cancels 2020 event over COVID concern and turmoil within sponsoring group
• KU Health System doctors express concern about jump in coronavirus hospitalizations
• A Negro Leagues legend will get some well-deserved recognition in his Missouri hometown
• ‘Too conservative.’ Are Democrats trying to boost Kobach in Kansas GOP primary?
• As Parson sets special session, two Missouri House staff found positive for COVID-19
• Missourians can vote by mail, but most need a notary. Here’s what you should know
• Where are COVID-19 outbreaks in Kansas? State data shines light on deadly clusters
• Flash flood warnings issued in Kansas City as thunderstorms, heavy rain pound metro
• Pandemic or not, Great Car Show to draw crowds to Kansas City WWI Museum grounds
• After car crashes into Lee’s Summit home, police find driver suffering from gunshot
• Outdoors report: Yikes, it’s been hot! But lunkers are still lurking in MO, KS waters
• For some students, interruption caused by pandemic poses challenges beyond classroom
• Watch for possible storms early Wednesday in Kansas City area before heat takes over
• Letters: Readers discuss Courtney’s victims, Trump’s COVID-19 ‘hoax’ and feds in KC
• Wyandotte County amends order to require masks during indoor exercise, childcare
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes keeps to a regimented daily schedule that belies his age
• While we hold out for heroes, a fan’s fascinating ideas for honoring Joe Delaney in KC
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce will be a guest star on a reality TV show next week
• Six more COVID-19 deaths reported as Kansas City metro surpasses 12,000 total cases
• Here’s what Brett Veach, Andy Reid say about Chris Jones’ new deal with the Chiefs
• Mizzou football’s Eliah Drinkwitz has a simple message for fans: Wear a mask
• County officials approve massive, controversial sand mine in Kansas City outskirts
• Self: KU hoops players’ arrival delayed two weeks due to spiking COVID cases in county
• Elite point guard prospect who’s considering KU is moving from Seattle area to Utah
• Royals welcome back star catcher Salvador Perez more than a week ahead of season opener
• SportsBeat KC: Salvy’s back, Duffy gets ball ... Opening Day is shaping up for Royals
• Cancer survivor and Royals pitcher Hill comfortable with COVID measures taken in camp
• Abusive language, no masks: KC restaurant temporarily shut down after inspector denied
• Overland Park mall’s iconic doll store — one of only a few in country — will not reopen
• ‘Peace of mind’: KC-area eateries still navigating COVID-19, some closing temporarily