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August 18, 2020

• Chargers’ Melvin Ingram is ‘holding in’ at training camp as he wants a new contract
• Overland Park officials seek councilman’s removal, call for investigation
• Postal chief, facing political furor, backs off service changes until after election
• After controversial teenager wins Kansas House primary, two write-in efforts emerge
• Birx: Missouri should consider mask order for counties with 20 plus COVID-19 cases
• Activists take their demand for an investigation of ex-KCK cop to Justice Department
• As COVID-19 spreads, 2,500 wrestlers from 40 states expected to descend on Kansas City
• U.S. Attorney General Barr to visit Kansas City and address Operation LeGend Wednesday
• Missouri Republicans to appeal judge’s ruling rewriting redistricting ballot measure
• Cooler highs, lower humidity expect in Kansas City, but fall pollen is building
• ‘Business owners thrive on the energy of people.’ Lee’s Summit sale was safe success
• Mayor’s revived push to have Kansas City police patrol KCI airport faces opposition
• Letters to the editor: No, I’m not a socialist, and I don’t think you’re a fascist
• Business owners fill a ‘clean’ need during the pandemic: zapping a deadly virus
• Padres manager criticizes player who broke ‘unwritten rule’ by hitting a grand slam
• ‘Open Our Schools’ parent group protests as Lee’s Summit district moves online again
• Motorcyclist critically injured Monday evening in southeast Kansas City crash
• Video shows dog chasing intruder out of house, Oklahoma police say. ‘Good dog!’
• 2 charged with illegal gun possession in Operation LeGend; 1 accused in KC robberies
• Lucas names finalists for the next Kansas City manager; all would be outside hires
• Kansas City metro adds nearly 300 new COVID-19 cases and one new death Tuesday
• ACLU addresses concerns of Overland Park police response to protest in letter
• Dead animals kept appearing on a grandpa’s Arkansas grave. Then family set up cameras
• ‘Matter of life and death.’ Moran warns DeJoy postal delays could be deadly in Kansas
• Can you believe it? Here are 8 coronavirus myths people still think are true
• Sex offender admits to sextortion of over 40 girls as young as 11 in Minnesota, feds say
• Girl who prayed for end to gun violence is killed in shooting, Wisconsin police say
• Payless shoe retailer is back online — with hundreds of stores planned
• Week after finding decomposing body, Kansas City police launch homicide investigation
• ‘Really nice around here’: Highs in mid-80s to continue this week in Kansas City
• Not ’100% foolproof’: KC health director on decision to allow Chiefs fans this season
• Mizzou football’s message reflects what sports can stand for amid COVID-19 pandemic
• After $70,000 police payout, protesters take over Overland Park council meeting
• What fantasy football writers are saying about Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire
• What you need to know about COVID-19 in Missouri, Kansas, and the Kansas City metro
• Shawnee Mission to start school with online-only classes, suspend all sports
• It’s not safe to reopen schools, Johnson County health officials advise districts
• The Chiefs unveiled plans for their championship flag and banner. Here are the details
• SportsBeat KC: Limited number of fans will be allowed at Arrowhead Stadium. Good idea?
• Mayor Lucas says Chiefs’ decision to allow fans was vetted. But he won’t be attending
• These are the new rules for tailgating at Chiefs games this season
• Camp quote sheet: What Chiefs’ Steve Spagnuolo, Chad Henne said on Monday
• Cutting back financially can be draining. Take these tips to get through tough times
• Matt Harvey set to make his Royals debut against the Reds at Kauffman Stadium
• Royals game postponed due to Reds’ COVID-19 infection. Doubleheader planned Wednesday
• Royals’ offense can’t get started in a 4-1 loss to the Twins in series finale
• Former Piper hoops standout Bates slices list of schools to seven. Did KU, MU make cut?
• ‘I ain’t announcing it’: Don’t expect to know anytime soon who wins Mizzou’s QB battle
• Restaurants temporarily shut down for code violations include Lawrence buffet, KC sushi
• JoCo specialty burger restaurant and bar takes down sign and adds a new one: ‘For lease’