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September 14, 2020

• Five things to know about the Chiefs’ next opponent: Los Angeles Chargers
• D.C. mail ballot non-profit stokes confusion for Kansas voters, backlogs in offices
• Health officials remind KU students to be ‘smart and safe’ after crowded party video
• Man charged in Arrowhead standoff allegedly threatened players, shot at groundskeeper
• Though possibly avoidable, deputy was justified in shooting Sedalia woman: prosecutor
• Man is charged after a 6-hour standoff with Kansas City police at Arrowhead Stadium
• Rock chalk, Jayhawk ... dust. Coastal Carolina sledgehammers KU chant painted on stone
• Teen hunter run over by corn chopper after falling asleep in field, Michigan cops say
• Nice stretch of weather settles into Kansas City as ample sunshine, no rain likely
• KC neighbors do battle over Trump, Biden in ‘sign war.’ How do they keep it friendly?
• The Royals scored two runs on one really wild pitch in Sunday’s game
• A COVID-19 lesson: How Kansas City schools (mis)handled the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic
• Black St. Joe woman won $8.5 million for discrimination at Spire. She’s suing again
• I understand Chiefs fans who booed. They are tired and just want to forget
• Republican group files complaint against Galloway, alleges misuse of taxpayer money
• With $1.7 million grant, Hickman Mills will mentor students affected by violence
• Sedalia woman’s family ‘devastated’ Pettis County deputy won’t be charged in her death
• A human foot – still inside sock – found during river cleanup, Michigan officials say
• Kansas City metro adds 250 new coronavirus cases, 5 additional deaths Monday
• Here’s how Missouri schools fared in the US News ranking of best colleges in the US
• Man accused of firing shots in Westport over the weekend faces new charges
• After Paseo ‘debacle,’ KC might rename these streets for MLK. Here’s how to weigh in
• Refusal to wear face mask sends flight back to gate at Detroit airport, Delta says
• Eisenhower Memorial, opening in D.C. Thursday, pays tribute to Ike’s Kansas roots
• KC-area school removed poster supporting Black Lives Matter. Is equality controversial?
• Effort to recall Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas unmasks racial animus
• JoCo Commissioner Mike Brown’s tirade is appalling. He should apologize and step away
• JoCo commissioner’s rant was reckless — but correct about threat of far-left violence
• Moderate Kansas Republicans likely hold the balance in Bollier-Marshall Senate contest
• Black Lives Matter mural painted on Kansas City street earlier this month is damaged
• Following crowded parties, KU issues public health bans to students at two residences
• Offensive pass interference call late in Cowboys-Rams game irks NFL fans
• Prepare for anarchy, warns Johnson County official. ‘Racist,’ says Kansas City mayor
• Kansas Republican Amanda Adkins faces FEC complaint related to 2019 fundraising
• Kansas City region had a Trump boat parade Sunday. There was a Joe Biden boat, too
• Biden endorses Nicole Galloway for Missouri governor. Here’s why it matters
• Mahomes foundation gives $15K in hazardous duty pay for Kansas City child care workers
• New Hampshire company sends face shields it says won’t fog up to Chiefs’ Andy Reid
• SportsBeat KC: Watching NFL season through Chiefs prism. Who else looked good Week 1?
• Here’s the latest on that fractured hand suffered by Chiefs cornerback Charvarius Ward
• Two KU starters who would have ‘made significant plays’ are back on field, Miles says
• Waldo restaurant shuts down after ‘numerous difficulties’ — including COVID-19
• During gift-giving season, space out the to-do list and get crafty