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September 1, 2020

• Seven Chiefs land on ESPN ranking of top 100 players for 2020 season
• Royals have become more patient at the plate and could set team record on Tuesday
• Group linked to national Democrats will spend millions as Missouri governor race heats up
• 21 people have been shot at 9ine Ultra Lounge this year. And it’s still in business?
• Lorenzo Cain said he stepped away from Brewers in part to grow his faith
• Widespread thunderstorms to sweep through Kansas City bringing rain showers to metro
• 2 killed, 5 others shot in KC’s 18th & Vine District. Is it time to increase security?
• Workers find unexpected time capsule while razing community center
• Talking trash is his thing. Innovation, customer service earns businessman top award
• Twins missed out on triple play in ‘one of the stranger plays you’ll ever see’
• Amanda Adkins sides with Trump over facts on kids in school during COVID-19 pandemic
• Letters: KC readers discuss counting the census and what protesting athletes should do
• Federal judge denies former pharmacist Robert Courtney’s request for early release
• Merriam police seek luxury sports car allegedly stolen from Audi dealership Tuesday
• Driver speeds off after beating 69-year-old to death in a road rage fury, MO cops say
• 5 deaths reported as Kansas City metro adds more than 250 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday
• Thin blue line flag banned by Ohio school district after it was carried on football field
• Missouri has paid McChrystal Group $522,000 in CARES Act money for consulting
• Trump misspeaks about reduction in Kansas City murder rate during Operation LeGend
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a GOP-leaning group, endorses Democrat Davids in Kansas race
• KC area officer heads home for sheriff run, body camera push after Sedalia woman’s death
• Family of woman killed in Kansas police chase over missing tag sues for wrongful death
• What’s Walmart+? Here’s what to know about the membership program — and when it starts
• Woman dies at hospital after shooting in northeast Kansas City, KS, Tuesday afternoon
• Police investigate shooting that left woman critically injured in Kansas City, Kansas
• US attorney says KC Operation LeGend arrests over 350, including in 33 homicide cases
• What’s next for Kansas’ Schlitterbahn and Aaron Coleman? Listen to Deep Background
• After founder admits to child sex crime, Johnson County soccer coaches start new club
• 6-year-old’s body found in river after riding bike at park with other kids, MN cops say
• McDonald’s steers Black franchise owners into locations doomed to fail, lawsuit says
• The Chiefs are receiving their Super Bowl rings on Tuesday. Watch the ceremony here.
• A Chiefs situation worth monitoring: projected O-line starter missed practice Tuesday
• Chiefs finalizing six-year extensions with Andy Reid, Brett Veach, report says
• After Colquitt’s 15 seasons, Chiefs turn to a rookie punter. It’s a tough act to follow
• Mizzou’s cornerbacks are making life hard for MU’s offense — and that’s not a bad thing
• Mizzou Tigers football opens on national TV against Alabama: more details about kickoff
• Could NCAA Tournament be a ‘Battle in the Bubble’? KU’s Self on that, Late Night, more
• Kansas Jayhawks football season opener will be on national TV ... if you’re awake
• Decision to play KU football opener with no fans in stands makes sense, Self says
• Starling comes through in clutch, Holland closes out Indians for Royals
• SportsBeat KC: What did Rosenthal trade say about Royals’ plans for 2020 and beyond?
• Royals announce they are canceling 2021 FanFest, announce dates for 2022 event
• Pampering your pet can be pricey. Here’s how to keep costs down
• Multiple health code violations for Brookside, Lawrence, south Kansas City restaurants