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August 11, 2020

• Three ways the NFL could be affected if college football season is canceled/postponed
• Where’s Dr Pepper? There’s a shortage — and people aren’t taking it well
• Tired of working from home? Hotels in major US cities want you to work there instead
• Racist, hate-filled letters delivered to homes south of The Plaza in Kansas City
• Man survives being shot in the head while driving in Platte County, uncle arrested
• KC metro adds 301 new coronavirus cases as hospital sees patient numbers spike
• Pac-12, Big Ten won’t play football this fall. Big 12, SEC, ACC on track toward kickoff
• As homicide numbers soar, clergy partner with Kansas City police to reduce violence
• ‘They know it’s wrong.’ Some call on Scouts to change use of Native American culture
• Former Royal Moustakas remains forever tethered to the franchise in which he grew up
• Driver blows stop sign in east KC, killing 1 and injuring others, including baby
• ‘Thank you my dear.’ Co-host’s daughter interrupts ‘Good Morning Football’
• ‘Soupy outside’ in Kansas City as thunderstorms, rain showers loom in the forecast
• Letter to the editor: Kansas’ health safety net is holding amid COVID-19 stress
• Cafe reaches out to healthcare groups in pandemic to do what it does best: feed people
• After coronavirus test, Missouri man held in prison beyond his release date
• Face mask fight in a store has now resulted in two deaths, Michigan officials say
• Waiting for extra unemployment benefit? In Missouri and Kansas, prepare to be disappointed
• Expect a stricter COVID-19 mask order in KC. Bars, restaurants could be affected, too
• Missouri Medicaid expansion won in cities, but would have failed without these voters
• Is Marshall plan really Marshall’s? It bears striking resemblance to Georgia senator’s
• Man, daughter sue KC officers who pepper sprayed them in viral video at Plaza protest
• Lucas signs his first Kansas City marijuana pardon, urges other mayors to follow suit
• Man accused of threatening KFC worker arrested, charged in Operation LeGend
• First seeds, now masks? Unsolicited masks from China landing in mailboxes, police say
• One-fourth of all COVID-19 deaths in KC have occurred at this long-term care facility
• Woman dies protecting child as storm rolls mobile home, Indiana officials say
• KC to see highs in the mid-to-upper 80s through the weekend, rain possible Wednesday
• CBS gives Kevin Harlan a small promotion, pairs him with a different former Chiefs QB
• Unlike some 49ers fans, Nick Bosa doesn’t blame Super Bowl loss on the officials
• SportsBeat KC: Watkins on his deal, Mahomes on Royals, Andy Reid on managing this camp
• Travis Kelce is No. 1. Who’s next? Let’s forecast the Chiefs’ tight ends depth chart
• Trump hopes NFL players don’t kneel during anthem. Here’s what Chiefs have said
• For this Chiefs great, it’s back to the football field. The high school football field
• This reimagined ‘Gatsby’ mines the dreams and desperation of a modern Black family
• Why Royals’ Lopez trusts Matheny’s notion of being an ‘everyday player’ off the bench
• Serve it up in any fashion, fans in KC will watch the Royals. Check out the TV ratings
• Despite college football’s uncertainty, Mizzou marches on with training camp prep
• ‘I got their back’: Mizzou’s Drinkwitz on #WeWantToPlay, college football uncertainty
• KU Jayhawks coach Bill Self will tape you a Cameo video. Proceeds to charity, of course
• He started cooking for his Jamaican community in KC. Now he’s opening a restaurant
• Longtime Waldo fast food restaurant shuts down after more than 35 years at location
• Ready for a summer vacation? Let Mother Nature, and an app, help you plan a safe trip