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September 17, 2020

• Chiefs’ Bashaud Breeland says suspension is ‘worst punishment I could go through’
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes received a Coors-themed birthday cake from the beer maker
• Angry son kills his dad and stuffs the body into a large toolbox, Oklahoma police say
• COVID put a dent in blood supplies. These two drives encourage LS residents to help
• Letters: The Star, other media don’t give Trump credit he deserves for Mideast deal
• MU president blocks students on Twitter, forbids dissent. This is teaching freedom?
• Moderate air quality forecast for Thursday as wildfire smoke lingers over Kansas City
• Shopper holds suspect at gunpoint in superstore after fatal stabbing, MI cops say
• Driver launches car across drawbridge as it starts to rise, Michigan police say
• Mysterious brain found wrapped in foil on Lake Michigan beach, police say
• Video shows crowded Southwest Boulevard, car stunts before KC shooting left woman dead
• Kansas City metro exceeds 500 COVID-19 related deaths with five reported Thursday
• Kansas Highway Patrol investigates fatal crash on I-35 involving 3 vehicles in KCK
• 21-year-old woman accused of killing a grandma, two kids in fire, Michigan cops say
• Witness perjury. Forgery. Evidence shared. Murder convict from KC deserves new trial
• Royals’ Brady Singer just missed throwing an immaculate inning on Wednesday
• Former GOP Sen. Nancy Kassebaum endorses Democrat Bollier in Kansas Senate race
• With 30 days to get 13,713 signatures, effort to recall Kansas City mayor falls short
• Davids will reimburse campaign for 2018 clothing purchases after Adkins raises issue
• Johnson County extends COVID-19 mask mandate, following pleas from school leaders
• Tech site: Hawley ‘xenophobic, wildly inconsistent and largely just stupid’ on China
• Fact check: Has Galloway ‘recovered’ wasted Missouri taxpayer money as ad claims?
• Joe Biden continues streak of Midwest endorsements, backs Kansas Rep. Sharice Davids
• Former quarterback Trent Green says talk of a burgeoning Chiefs dynasty is premature
• Chiefs-Chargers game will be seen by the vast majority of the nation
• On occasion of 25th birthday, 25 reasons Kansas City can appreciate Patrick Mahomes
• Chiefs’ coach Andy Reid is defogging, but pandemic football means more oddities ahead
• Some Chiefs fans told to quarantine after person at game tests positive for COVID-19
• Chiefs may need more from L’Jarius Sneed even after an interception in his NFL debut
• Watch SportsBeat KC Live: We’re talking about the Chiefs offense and the Chargers game
• Charvarius Ward misses second straight day of practice ahead of Chiefs-Chargers game
• Chiefs gearing up to face a new Chargers QB: ‘He does things that Philip can’t do’
• SportsBeat KC podcast: A Chiefs offense without highlight reel plays & fast food faves
• Chiefs prediction: No Rivers to pick on (or pick off) this time against the Chargers
• Salvador Perez on Royals’ recent surge: ‘I feel like we’re in 2013 right now’
• Royals announce Danny Duffy will return to the pitching rotation in next series
• Royals’ Brady Singer follows no-hit bid with dominant outing against the Tigers
• Mizzou football is shorthanded on the offensive line. Here’s how the Tigers are coping
• Missouri Tigers football gets bad news on COVID-19 front with Alabama game looming
• KU baskeball looks to western New York in pursuit of highly rated shooting guard
• Changes coming to Plaza, Prairie Village restaurants as new owner takes over
• ‘Huge success’: Popular Lee’s Summit restaurant to expand with location off the Plaza
• ‘I pivoted’: She was set to open Vietnamese coffee shop in KC. COVID made her mobile