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July 9, 2020

• Would Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes consider being a Whataburger franchise owner in KC?
• Kliff Kingsbury’s 2018 prediction about Patrick Mahomes came true this week
• After a stormy morning, Kansas City to see bright skies and hotter weather
• Rain could bring relief from heat, possible flooding Thursday in Kansas City area
• Do you have to wash your COVID-19 mask every time you wear it? Yes, and here’s how
• Foggy glasses? Getting ‘maskne?’ Here’s how to be more comfortable wearing that mask
• Shawnee Mission Park Beach temporarily closed after worker tests positive for virus
• Video shows woman throwing shoe boxes at worker who asked her to wear mask, OK cops say
• Woman struck and killed by semi truck on I-435 Wednesday in Kansas City
• Letters: KC readers discuss greedy Mahomes, mental health needs and masks in JoCo
• Missouri devotes $122.7 million in CARES relief to reopen colleges and universities
• ‘Well-earned mistrust’: Some KC leaders question federal law enforcement operation
• Plenty of ideas for renaming J.C. Nichols fountain. But when will officials choose?
• Settlement could take Kansas foster care from ‘shockingly broken’ to model for nation
• Overland Park is hosting twin 2021 soccer championships. Here’s why that’s a big deal
• Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas plans to extend mandate requiring mask use in public
• Masks, no field trips, smaller classes: Here’s how Johnson County schools could reopen
• In a tough year for amusement parks, Worlds of Fun cuts days, dumps reservations
• Kansas City payday loan tycoon to argue his billion-dollar fine to U.S. Supreme Court
• KC man charged in killing of Olathe woman was under house arrest for stalking charges
• KC’s Watson Challenge canceled for 2020, but return to The National in 2021 is planned
• 1986 cold case on ‘Dateline’ now has arrest in teen’s disappearance, Indiana cops say
• Defense lawyer in Kylr Yust murder case says KCPD officer had sex with witness
• Going to Starbucks? You’ll soon have to wear a mask at company-owned stores
• ‘I’d rather win.’ Sammy Watkins says he took less money to return to Chiefs
• KC metro adds 373 more coronavirus cases as doctors report uptick in younger patients
• ‘We can do better.’ Jewish Chiefs right tackle Mitchell Schwartz decries anti-Semitism
• Chiefs’ Frank Clark says his 46-year-old cousin died because of COVID-19
• As KCI construction work continues, major contractor gets millions in feds’ PPP fund
• Following T-Mobile merger, downtown Kansas City’s Sprint Center will get a new name
• Why the Royals are looking at this 60-game season as a ‘chance’ to do something special
• Royals hope to make the most of a ‘weird’ situation: playing in empty stadiums
• About to embark on shortened 2020 season, Royals announce their MLB schedule for 2021
• SportsBeat KC: A few early bumps in road, but Royals bring right approach to restart
• Melendez stands out in Royals’ 2nd intrasquad as Dozier and Heath leave with injuries
• ‘We’ll be prepared to adjust’: As season closes in, Mizzou, SEC keeping options open
• What will Drinkwitz’s offense look like at Mizzou? Here’s what we know from App State
• Mizzou athletics announces COVID-19 update: 10 total positives since testing started
• Kansas-Harvard men’s basketball game, set for Dec. 29, is still on ... for now
• Kitchenware chain files for bankruptcy, closes 56 stores including Plaza site in KC
• Three KC Roos student-athletes, one staff member test positive for COVID-19