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September 11, 2020

• Chiefs’ opening win tarnished by ugliness of some fans booing during moment of silence
• Host Liberty completes late comeback with field goal to beat Lee’s Summit North
• Woman driver is shot and two children were injured when SUV hits house, KC police say
• Masked person who flashed gun during Wisconsin high school Zoom class traced to KC
• Six months before 2021 spring break, Ohio State cancels annual rite. Blame COVID-19
• Mating mystery: Python laid eggs without being near male for decade, St. Louis Zoo says
• Kansas City metro adds nearly 350 new COVID-19 cases and one death on Friday
• White House says Missouri needs to mandate masks, close bars. Here’s the reality
• Blue Springs School District wasting time, money with lawsuit over fans at football games
• You can help the Kansas City VA Medical Center adapt to fulfill the needs of all veterans
• Letters: I’m not concerned about long sentence for breaking Kansas’ marijuana laws
• Morning mist, drizzle then afternoon rains will make for a soggy day in Kansas City
• Minnesota priest calls COVID-19 a man-made virus during homily: ‘We are being lied to’
• With COVID cases on the rise for kids, will KC-area schools make virus data public?
• Josh Hawley defended KC Chiefs fans’ boos. Jason Kander followed with some shade
• Crowds at Blue Springs high school football games must be kept to 100, judge rules
• After shameful boos during Chiefs opener, we all should do some soul searching
• Kansas lawmakers approve emergency extension, after Kelly says she won’t close businesses
• ‘I’m there to watch football.’ Chiefs superfan X-Factor says he’ll skip next game
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes shows off cornhole game skills in new State Farm commercial
• Seven stats you may have missed from Chiefs’ 34-20 win over the Texans
• Judge orders Kansas Secretary of State to remove Julia Lynn from November ballot
• Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s mother was so very proud of her son’s first TD with Chiefs
• Fans made many jokes about Chiefs coach Andy Reid’s foggy face shield
• Kansas City A’s had plenty of pizzazz, some hare-raising adventures. KCQ hits a homer
• Television ratings for Chiefs’ NFL opener were down nationally, but not in Kansas City
• It’s just one week, but Clyde Edwards-Helaire looks like a difference-maker for Chiefs
• Chiefs’ snap counts vs. Texans: Edwards-Healire shines; Mathieu paces defense
• SportsBeat KC: Talking cheers and boos from Chiefs’ opening game victory over Texans
• Streaky Royals get another homer from Mondesi, first MLB win for rookie Bubic vs. Bucs
• Royals’ Salvador Perez returns to starting lineup after IL stint for blurred vision
• How this new Kansas City Royals player is doing his best to make a lasting impression
• KU’s Self gives update on practice: ‘I’m actually very optimistic where we are at.’
• Former KU Chancellor Gene Budig to be buried in Lawrence, Kansas: ‘He loved KU’
• No fans, no band will be in stadium, yet there will be football late Saturday at KU
• A crucial piece of Mizzou football’s game-day experience will be unavailable in 2020
• Mizzou Tigers football down to 3 quarterbacks as redshirt junior intends to transfer
• From Serbia to CoMo: Why a Mizzou athlete is a driving force behind racial justice