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July 21, 2020

• ‘Hunker down’: Kansas City doctors warn parents their teens are spreading COVID-19
• How did KC mayor return to work so fast after Ozarks quarantine? Rapid COVID-19 test
• Pat Roberts picks preferred successor, endorses Marshall over Kobach in Kansas race
• Why a Royals game against the Astros at The K was both disorienting and reassuring
• Victim shot in head during rolling gun battle in northeast Kansas City, Kansas: police
• Cass County July 4th weekend party now responsible for at least 50 COVID-19 cases
• ‘Nothing to do with a shooting?’: First KC arrest in federal operation fuels debate
• A recent art project in Lee’s Summit puts ‘face’ on the community
• NASCAR’s Bowyer will feel homesick without his fans, friends, family at Kansas Speedway
• Woman tried hiring someone to kill her ex-husband on rentahitman.com, Michigan cops say
• Negro Leagues players set a world-class example of determination
• The Royals are giving away two seats from Kauffman Stadium to a fan
• Statcast said a Yankees player hit a 680-foot home run on Monday
• 35-year-old cigarette butt leads to murder charge in cold case, Oklahoma officials say
• Rain, thunderstorms back in Kansas City’s forecast, bringing chance of flash flooding
• Police investigate double shooting that kills man, injures brother in Grandview
• KC mayor and 5 other mayors condemn sending federal forces to quell protests
• Letter to the editor: Overly-aggressive police aren’t KCPD Chief Rick Smith’s fault
• Twenty years later, KC’s Maurice Greene reflects on marquee snapshot in storied career
• Twenty years of NASCAR at Kansas Speedway: our racing countdown continues with 15-11
• With Chris Jones signed, Chiefs coach Andy Reid now expects to receive brownies
• Rain returning to Kansas City Tuesday morning could cause flooding concerns
• Dollar Tree, Family Dollar reverse mask mandate, no longer require masks for shoppers
• Deep Background podcast: How rural Missouri and Kansas are dealing with COVID-19 now
• After inmates decry lack of masks by officers, Missouri women’s prison changes policy
• No more last-minute pie shopping: Walmart to close stores on Thanksgiving Day
• Kansas City mayor: Schools should delay opening until after Labor Day amid COVID-19
• Kansas City man charged with murder in shooting stemming from argument at gas station
• Former Jets, Bills coach Rex Ryan outlines how he would try to stop Chiefs offense
• SportsBeat KC: Racing is returning to Kansas Speedway, and more from Veach, Reid
• NFL Network analyst compiles ‘anthology’ of best plays of Patrick Mahomes’ career
• Creator of cashew chicken – a US vet from China and Missouri resident – dies at 99
• KC metro adds nearly 300 new COVID-19 cases as area hospital reports more ICU patients
• Pet care company Chewy may hire up to 1,600 at new Kansas City area fulfillment center
• New owner plans $61 million upgrade at Isle of Capri Casino on Kansas City riverfront
• New owner plans to rename Kansas City’s Isle of Capri Casino, give it $61M makeover
• Financial advice: What teens wish their parents had taught them about credit
• Royals pitcher Brad Keller will remain sidelined to start the major-league season
• Royals’ exhibition game Monday against Astros was a TV ratings winner
• Mike Montgomery’s outing hits snag in 4th as Royals lose exhibition opener to Astros
• No. 25-ranked high school hoops recruit, Matthew Cleveland, picks FSU over KU, others
• Frank Mason III, in NBA bubble with Bucks, is ready to contribute to rest of odd season
• Restaurant inspection shutdowns: KC-area eateries temporarily close to fix violations