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July 20, 2020

• ‘Heartbreaking’: Woman killed pushing baby stroller as Parson visits KC to talk crime
• Davids’ GOP challengers back Trump’s threat to withhold funds if schools stay closed
• Woman shot and killed while pushing baby in stroller Monday in Kansas City: police
• In isolation of COVID pandemic, people who struggle with addiction battle relapse
• Kansas 3rd District GOP candidates give Trump high marks for COVID-19 response
• KC metro adds 253 coronavirus cases as positive test rate rises in many area counties
• Teen hospitalized after shots fired from passing vehicle in Kansas City, Kansas
• Rain, thunderstorms kick off the week in Kansas City, bringing break in the heat
• New report card from Gov. Laura Kelly puts Kansas’ foster children on the right path
• After decades of failure to close the wealth gap, Black Americans need reparations
• Missouri Gov. Parson faces criticism for saying most kids will catch COVID in school
• Take a look inside Vikings facility, which is set up for training camp during pandemic
• 89th annual Plaza Art Fair canceled over growing concerns about spread of coronavirus
• Coronavirus outbreak forces cancellation of 35th Brookside Art Annual
• Feds will be identifiable when making arrests in Kansas City, U.S. Attorney says
• Will Kansas City cancel in-person classes? District rethinks plan as COVID-19 spikes
• What exempts you from wearing a mask? Experts explain the rare circumstances
• Country Time offering ‘bailout’ money to fund kids’ lemonade stands during pandemic
• MIAA fall sports delayed until end of September by COVID-19 (football until October)
• Police Chief Rick Smith must resign. KC won’t become any safer without new leadership
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson wastes COVID-19 funds on luring tourists to pandemic hotspots
• Kansas City mayor faces backlash over Ozarks photo without mask, social distancing
• 21 infected with COVID-19 after high school graduation and prom, Missouri school says
• Twenty years of NASCAR highlights at Kansas Speedway: our countdown to Thursday begins
• Mayor Quinton Lucas, former radio host Kevin Kietzman clash on Twitter
• As NASCAR arrives in KC, Richard Childress Racing may be discovering its magic of old
• JCCC will rename Carlsen Center more than a decade after sexual harassment claims
• Fatal hit-and-run crash involving three vehicles closes bridge in Kansas City, Kansas
• Groomer pins 4-pound dog with body weight, leading pet to be euthanized, Ohio cops say
• Rules on signs, permits loosened for protests at Kansas statehouse after lawsuit
• Ex-Chiefs GM Scott Pioli wants to make voting more accessible with help of NFL teams
• Patrick Mahomes reiterates his desire to have a throw-off with Bills’ Josh Allen
• The Lombardi Trophy has now been engraved with final score of Super Bowl LIV
• Gov. Laura Kelly orders Kansas K-12 students to wear a mask when schools reopen
• Why Chris Jones’ new Chiefs contract took awhile, and how it all fell into place
• Strange training camp at hand for Chiefs: ‘These guys are going to be tested often’
• SportsBeat KC: The role Patrick Mahomes played in Chris Jones’ new long-term deal
• Chiefs reach agreements in principle with entire rookie draft class, pending physicals
• ‘They wanted me’: Mizzou football pledge BJ Harris talks about why he chose Columbia
• Commission says taxpayer risk high in $700M CARES Act loan to Overland Park company
• Kendall Brown, No. 12-ranked player in Class of 2021, picks Baylor over KU, others
• Two high school basketball prospects considering KU to announce decisions this week
• What to know for Monday night’s Royals exhibition vs. the Astros at Kauffman Stadium
• Royals will go without rotation workhorse Jakob Junis to start the season. Here’s why
• Financial planning is essential for those facing costly infertility treatment
• Kansas county where cartoon likened mask order to Holocaust goes red on virus map