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August 10, 2020

• Fatal shooting Sunday evening marks 6th homicide in Kansas City in 26 hours: police
• Letter to the editor: Josh Hawley, quit stoking the culture wars and do your job
• Number of Americans giving up US citizenship skyrocketing in 2020, report says
• Severe thunderstorms, along with flash flooding, possible in Kansas City area
• With no fans at Astros-A’s game, here is how a bench-clearing brawl sounds
• Man says he wasn’t allowed into an Arkansas casino because ‘men do not carry purses’
• Here’s the latest on what is being said about a potential NCAA football shutdown
• Man accused of murder in weekend double shooting on east side of Kansas City
• Kansas City metro adds nearly 350 new COVID-19 cases and one more death Monday
• Windstorm shoots two-by-fours through walls, crumples grain bins in Midwest, photos show
• Under investigation for harassment, Shawnee Mission principal moved to online program
• Scott Frost: Nebraska will fight for right to play, whether or not it’s in the Big Ten
• Dollar Tree switches policy yet again — customers are now required to wear masks
• Woman killed Sunday is 5th homicide victim within 24 hours in Kansas City, police say
• Kansas tested whether mask mandates decrease COVID-19 cases. The results were clear
• Employees need masks even for at-home Zoom calls, Wisconsin agency says. Here’s why
• SportsBeat KC: College football is running in a several different directions right now
• With full complement of players, revived pen, new energy, Royals’ turnaround could last
• Decomposing body found in wooded area off Prospect Avenue in Kansas City
• After 6 killed over weekend, mayor calls reducing violence KC’s ‘existential question’
• Will the Big 12 play football this fall? Here’s the latest buzz from national writers
• With 6 killings in 26 hours, KC suffers deadliest weekend of already bloody year
• ‘It’s sickening’: How KC-area Boy Scouts’ Mic-O-Say program demeans Native Americans
• Gov. Parson introduces proposal allowing AG to prosecute murders in St. Louis
• Who will teach your kids? Schools don’t know who’s teaching online, in the classroom
• NFL Network’s prime-time schedule this week will be dedicated to the Chiefs
• Former Chiefs center Mitch Morse is ‘happy for my friends’ who won Super Bowl LIV
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes lends his voice to animated NFL Sunday Ticket commercial
• Chiefs camp preview: After Charvarius Ward, unanswered questions remain at cornerback
• Players, President weigh in on the uncertain future of major college football
• With college football in flux, some Mizzou players say they want to play despite COVID
• ‘Late Night in Phog’ doesn’t appear ‘realistic’ amid pandemic, KU’s Bill Self says
• KU basketball has top-10 recruiting class for 2021 with one scholarship to give
• Finalist for NBA Most Improved Player Award wants to give his spot to Devonté Graham
• Source: Royals’ Bubba Starling did not have COVID. And his IL stint could end very soon
• CDC tells parents, docs to watch for rare, neurologic condition in children this fall
• More Johnson County restaurants close permanently: ‘It’s 100 percent COVID-related’