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September 15, 2020

• University of Missouri expels 2 students, suspends 3 for violating COVID-19 rules
• Two KC men charged in federal court, accused of robbing family at gunpoint in March
• Gary Woodland got to enjoy his U.S. Open golf title longer than usual. Now, the defense
• This season of COVID has been a boon to KC-area outdoors businesses and aficionados
• We can still call them the Chiefs, but let’s make it an unquestionable honor
• Catholic priest compares Black Lives Matter to 9/11 terrorists in Michigan sermon
• ‘Nice day to be outside’ as Kansas City’s stretch of pleasant weather continues
• Wildfire smoke could linger over Kansas City this week while temps stay ‘really nice’
• ‘It’s a cute, quaint area.’ Open House in downtown LS focuses on local businesses
• Decomposing body found inside vacant Kansas City home; homicide investigation underway
• ‘We must never forget’: Holocaust exhibit on Auschwitz coming to Kansas City
• DCF records on slain 3-year-old KCK girl will not be publicly released, judge decides
• Kansas City mayor attends Jefferson City event where few wear masks or social distance
• Streaky Royals remind us that every day still counts ... especially in terms of future
• Shopping mall giant Simon Property Group will not open its malls on Thanksgiving Day
• A margarita made with ... Mountain Dew? It’s coming to Red Lobster
• Pompeo defends wife on Fox News, calls reporting of her emails ‘pathetic and sad’
• At Kansas City’s first hearing on MLK Boulevard plan, few attend but most are against
• Survey shows Kelly, Parson with declines in approval for handling COVID-19 response
• Kansas couple asks state supreme court to void 2013 law barring wrongful birth lawsuits
• Parson responds to claims governor’s office interfered with medical marijuana probe
• Raytown man charged in Operation LeGend after allegedly selling officer’s stolen gun
• Can Kansas City students bridge the digital divide? Listen to Deep Background
• Kansas City metro reports at least 280 new coronavirus cases, nine more deaths Tuesday
• Fake ‘hunting licenses’ left on cars encourage killing Black people, Wisconsin cops say
• Here’s how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed our grocery shopping habits, experts say
• Kansas City BLM mural artists want to turn recent ‘act of hate’ into work of art
• Olathe police ask for public’s help in finding teen who fled foster care with baby
• Frustrated Broncos fans roast coach Vic Fangio over poor clock management in loss
• Chiefs sit atop most NFL power rankings after first week of season
• Detroit Tigers, who once drafted Patrick Mahomes, made a funny mock scouting report
• Report says agency obstructed examination of Missouri medical marijuana program
• Missouri’s governor race has tightened, non-partisan politics newsletter reports
• NFL Network analyst breaks down how two Chiefs linemen kept J. J. Watt at bay
• Paul Rudd records hilarious PSA message asking ‘fellow millennials’ to wear a mask
• Chiefs have followed a plan to ease Juan Thornhill back. He’s ready for more
• KC’s Zona Rosa will demolish some stores to create park as part of big revival effort
• Too early for holiday planning? Not with the pandemic bringing spending changes
• ‘This could be detrimental’: Divided Overland Park board advances Ranch Mart project
• Royals scratch Danny Duffy from Tuesday’s start for missing team’s flight to Detroit
• All-timers: Our roster of the best pro baseball players who grew up in Kansas City
• SportsBeat KC: Where it went wrong for Kansas State in season opener, and what’s next
• Kansas Jayhawks’ early-season basketball tournaments headed to the ‘bubble’: report
• Point guard from Texas nets KU scholarship offer: ‘I have always been a Kansas fan’
• New JoCo eatery will offer new take on classics such as meatloaf, chicken fried steak
• Mizzou hoops was set to go to Myrtle Beach. Tigers reportedly headed to Disney instead
• How Mizzou football, Drinkwitz plan to prep for Alabama as training camp winds down
• JoCo grocery store, BBQ among operations cited for multiple health code violations