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August 14, 2020

• Rookie reportedly cut for trying to sneak woman in Seahawks gear into team’s hotel
• Charges: fatal shooting of 19-year-old in Raytown stemmed from ‘drug deal gone bad’
• Kansas billboard taunts officials, calls them communists — all because of a mask order?
• Kansas owes this former pizza magnate $63 million. Why won’t the state pay up?
• Kansas City metro adds more than 400 new COVID-19 cases and five more deaths
• Feds launch new Operation LeGend billboard campaign urging residents to report crime
• Here are the services Kansas City will cut because of COVID-19. More may be coming
• Would Kansas school districts really fine teachers for trying to stay safe from COVID?
• Two KC officers in viral pepper spray video had been in 2016 shootout that injured 7
• MIAA suspends fall sports over COVID concerns. Soonest competition resumes is January
• Postal Service warns Missouri voters should mail ballots a week before election to count
• Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, celebrating 100 years, goes national for Sunday’s games
• Missing Overland Park woman made stops in Missouri and Arkansas before disappearing
• ‘He had both of his claws in her.’ Young bald eagle attacks woman at Minnesota resort
• Woman charged, suspected of fatally stabbing her mother in Kansas City home
• Letters: KC readers discuss upstanding KC police board, mask reality and COVID-19 relief
• Kansans can make their own decisions about COVID-19 only if they’re informed
• Kansas City weather could become ‘more bearable’ over weekend after hot, humid Friday
• Mickelson tweets that he’ll play in Champions tour event in the Ozarks starting Monday
• Raped at 5, past addict and prostitute faces demons on KC road: ‘You didn’t beat me’
• ‘Such a bad idea’: Video shows crowded event with few masks at KC’s Power & Light
• Royals’ Josh Staumont is pitching in to help with adoption fees for 100 shelter dogs
• ‘Wish I had my baby back.’ Suspect who shot Indiana toddler in mom’s car wanted by FBI
• One more hot, humid day in Kansas City before cold front brings taste of fall
• One person dead after late-night shooting in western Independence
• SportsBeat KC: A day like no other for the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum arrives Sunday
• Chiefs’ Damien Williams talked about his mom, cheering on Chiefs during CNN interview
• Two KC authors have written children’s books about Chiefs’ Super Bowl championship
• ‘Good to get the guys back into pads,’ Chiefs’ Reid says of Friday’s first practice
• Chiefs TE Travis Kelce got a big raise. But he might still be underpaid. Let’s assess
• With COVID protocols in place, Super Bowl-champion Chiefs put the pads back on Friday
• Chiefs camp preview: Harrison Butker among NFL’s elite kickers; new face at punter
• Bubba Starling went on the IL after he reported cold symptoms as part of MLB protocol
• For openers, Royals will start Kennedy instead of Jake Junis Friday night against Twins
• Mellinger Minutes For Your Ears: Who is Royals owner John Sherman, really? He tells us
• How the Royals rallied around one another, and starting pitching, to change their fate
• When it comes to the Mizzou football players’ safety, it’s not just about COVID-19
• Here’s why Mizzou football’s next few weeks off the field are crucial for the season
• Kansas extends basketball scholarship offer to Blue Valley High junior Aidan Shaw
• From China Black to blue Butterfly Pea, new Troost tea cafe offers 54 choices
• KBI has received 205 reports, opened 120 cases in investigation into priest sex abuse