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July 8, 2020

• DeAndre Hopkins mentions Chiefs’ win over Texans while congratulating Patrick Mahomes
• Can we trust Missouri’s data for COVID-19 cases? The numbers keep changing
• How many Kansas counties rejected Gov. Kelly’s mask mandate? The number is alarming
• Missouri Medicaid expansion supporters say Oklahoma is a template for voter approval
• Deep Background podcast: Questions about a Shawnee Mission principal and masks in JoCo
• DOJ to launch anti-violence effort in Kansas City named for 4-year-old killed in June
• Kansas man sentenced in murder of longtime girlfriend on cruise ship headed to Bahamas
• Spending more time outside? Here’s how to stay safe in the summer heat, experts say
• Walgreens to open at least 500 doctor offices in its stores across US, company says
• Kansas Speedway makes the call: No fans for July NASCAR races due to COVID concerns
• Here’s how restaurant workers can get free coronavirus testing in Kansas City
• One JoCo district continues in-person graduation plans. But only if weather allows
• Thunderstorms could roll into Kansas City on Thursday and persist into weekend
• Democrats accuse ex-Missouri House speaker of bullying legislative aide on Twitter
• Overland Park payday lending service provider needed money in a pinch, got PPP loan
• Kansas reaches settlement over lawsuit to fix state’s troubled foster care system
• After officer payout and amid protest, Overland Park canceled public safety meeting
• What national media had to say about Patrick Mahomes’ contract extension with Chiefs
• ‘Electrify the wall.’ Kansas Republican’s ad spurs backlash from immigrant rights groups
• Tenant faces eviction for Black Lives Matter banner on his Illinois balcony, he says
• Letters: KC readers discuss overvaluing Mahomes, cartoon imbalance and Kanye’s joke bid
• Things to do around Kansas City this week: ‘1917’ outdoors, Brookside Sidewalk Sale
• Four teenagers hospitalized in serious condition after car flips on Kansas highway
• ‘Another hot one’: Kansas City area temperatures to feel near triple digits Wednesday
• Outdoors report: July 4 was lit with fireworks, fish. Now it’s on to rest of summer
• COVID-19 in an opportunity to build a Kansas City better prepared for climate change
• More remains found at Shoal Creek likely from same person located by 10-year-old: KCPD
• ‘The Wonder Years’ gets a reboot with a Black family in Alabama. Here’s what to know
• The Senate is full of millionaires. One Kansas hopeful will be among richest if elected
• Is Kansas in play this fall? Democrat Bollier sets fundraising record in Senate race
• ‘This is home.’ Patrick Mahomes shares video about his love of KC, Chiefs fans
• Chiefs’ Mitchell Schwartz shares inspiration for his grilled Double Bacon Burger Dog
• Too few minority coaches, execs in the NFL? Quarterback Coaching Summit could help
• Surpassing 10,000 total, Kansas City metro adds more than 300 COVID-19 cases Wednesday
• SportsBeat KC: Is there a nickname difference between Chiefs and Redskins or Indians?
• Super Bowl-champ Chiefs expect ‘reduced capacity’ at Arrowhead. What that means for you
• What if Chris Jones doesn’t sign Chiefs’ franchise tag? A depth-check as deadline nears
• ‘We can’t keep up’: Demand amid COVID-19 leaves few bicycles in Kansas City shops
• Edwardsville’s Hard Rock Hotel falls on hard times as fraud allegations upend project
• Photos: Royals play intrasquad game in empty Kauffman Stadium
• Is KU football’s scheduled opener in doubt? There are reasons to think so
• Former Kansas basketball forward Perry Ellis to play for team in Japan this season
• Former KU center Joel Embiid has misgivings regarding reboot of NBA season
• Crossroads coffee shop hoped it had its ‘forever home.’ A year later it closes for good
• Snake perches on Ring doorbell, alerts Kansas City-area man it’s at home, video shows