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September 16, 2020

• Kansas halts release of COVID-19 cluster details to public after just one week
• Video shows train derail on bridge near Santa Fe Junction in Kansas City, Kansas
• 6 more Kansas City metro residents die of COVID-19 as regional death toll nears 500
• Human rights group sues Johnson County leaders, says jail withheld COVID-19 info
• Judge grants $52M to Kansas City tenants in case of ‘uninhabitable’ living conditions
• Police identify 16-year-old brought to Kansas City QuikTrip with fatal gunshot wound
• Watch: Who would attack an 11-year-old with a pipe? KC girl and her mom join us live
• Supporters of Clean Missouri changes confident of prevailing at the ballot box
• Elk poaching suspect caught nearly a year after animal’s death, Missouri officials say
• Missing nursing home resident found dead in walk-in freezer, Ohio officials say
• Rob Manfred’s desire to keep MLB playoff format for next season is met with disdain
• WNBA superstar Maya Moore marries wrongly convicted man she helped free from prison
• No rain in the forecast, but ‘delightful’ early fall weather headed to Kansas City
• It wasn’t all Chiefs fans booing — and there’s an easy way to avoid it in the future
• Kansas could approve $50 million in COVID-19 testing. Here’s how it might be spent
• Black man sues cops after being mistaken for burglar at his Wisconsin home, lawsuit says
• Gates will open to some fans for one of Kansas Speedway’s NASCAR races in October
• Missouri Gov. Parson’s special session on violent crime ends. Lawmakers passed 2 bills
• More Johnson County students to return to classrooms full-time as COVID-19 cases rise
• Kansas and Missouri face ‘drastic’ COVID budget threats if Washington doesn’t step in
• The QAnon mass delusion adds to KC man’s anguish over his missing sister
• Need a desk? Good luck — they’re in short supply as students return to online school
• Kansas City Council members boycott meetings until ‘racist’ committee chair is removed
• Fishing report: Water temps drop, fish moving shallow, and extended Taneycomo report
• New Head & Shoulders commercial with Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes was filmed in Merriam
• Teen brought to QuikTrip with gunshot wounds early Wednesday dies at hospital: KCPD
• Unarmed Missouri woman’s shooting ruled justified, but Pettis Co. needs a new sheriff
• After a hint from Nebraska, Big Ten makes return of football this fall official
• This Westport bar closes, for now, after COVID-19 outbreak reported among staff
• Attacks on police should be classified as hate crimes, Oklahoma state senator says
• Smoke from western wildfires filters into Kansas City skies, limiting temps to low 80s
• Betty Caywood Bushman, who broke barriers as Kansas City A’s broadcaster, dies at 89
• Weekend guide: Quixotic, Overland Park Arboretum team up for unique arts experience
• Friday night (and Thursday, and Saturday) lights: This week’s KC football scoreboard
• The losers in failed anti-crime special session: Gov. Parson, KC and all Missourians
• Owners of Missouri Christian boarding school say girls’ abuse allegations are lies
• Environmental news site calls Kansas Senate race ‘Climate Hawk’ vs. ‘Climate Skeptic’
• Big Red has won 11 of 12 against the Chargers. Remember, they too wanted him in 2013
• NFL Films video pays tribute to Chiefs’ Andy Reid’s success and love of cheeseburgers
• Chiefs’ Charvarius Ward among trio of players to not practice Wednesday
• Want to vote at Arrowhead Stadium? It’s becoming reality. Here’s who can do it
• One game in, one award won for Kansas City Chiefs rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire 
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Patrick Mahomes adding another tool to his belt — patience
• Chiefs’ Khalen Saunders could miss up to a month with injury. Here’s what it means
• Why teammates told Patrick Mahomes he had one of his best ever games in Chiefs opener
• Players to watch in Chiefs-Chargers game: Let’s start with Bolts running back Ekeler
• The COVID-19 Halloween mask: Sign of the times or a horrifying costume?
• Royals option Jakob Junis, appear set to go with 5-man rotation down the stretch
• Royals winning ways end as Jakob Junis gets roughed up early in a road loss to Tigers
• Mizzou Arena joins Arrowhead Stadium as polling place for November election
• NCAA announces new start date for college basketball. Here’s what it means for KU
• Kansas Relays canceled for 2021. Here’s how much that’s likely to save KU Athletics
• Arkansas-based specialty tea cafe and shop expanding to JoCo with lattes, flights
• Luxury designer Tory Burch coming to the Kansas City metro with outlet store
• Food ‘worth traveling for’ in every state? KCMO bakery makes the cut — but for Kansas
• New owners plan to redevelop, rename and build more on Overland Park’s Sprint Campus
• Want an ornamental grass that’s happy in your landscape? This ‘little’ has big impact