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September 22, 2020

• ‘Very promising’ new treatment for COVID-19. KU Med Center seeks people to test it
• With Drew Lock out, Broncos reportedly are signing quarterback Blake Bortles
• Chiefs drop in some NFL power rankings after overtime win against Chargers
• Kansas City mayor names temporary replacement for ‘racist’ committee chair: Himself
• Kansas City police identify 1-year-old boy who died in triple shooting Monday
• Police looking for hit-and-run driver who struck, killed a pedestrian in Kansas City
• ‘Pockets of light rain’ possible for some in Kansas City area as fall 2020 rolls in
• Missouri Christian reform school, under investigation for abuse, is put up for sale
• Overturned semitruck closes northeast corner of Kansas City’s downtown loop
• These Missouri schools let students exposed to COVID-19 skip quarantine, go to class
• Marshall versus Bollier, and RBG’s effect on the election: Listen to Deep Background
• First day of fall in Kansas City to feel seasonal with highs in the mid-70s
• Tiger Woods opens golf course near Branson: ‘I want to see a lot of birdies made here’
• Police investigate man’s death after decomposing body found near Kansas City park
• Walmart rolling back two of its COVID-19 precautions as customer behaviors change
• This Johnson County district plans to have all students back in classrooms next month
• ‘Someone knows something’: Police want answers in KC shooting that killed 1-year-old
• Kansas City metro reports 6 more coronavirus deaths and nearly 200 new cases Tuesday
• NFL’s map of polling places has Arrowhead Stadium about 400 miles from actual location
• Chipotle is bringing back carne asada to its menu — here’s how you can try it early
• ‘Worst pain in my life’: Dad mourns teen daughter killed at Kansas City celebration
• Why is Kansas Democrat Barbara Bollier making volunteers sign non-disclosure agreements?
• Letter to the editor: President Donald Trump is no hypocrite? Let me count the ways
• Think there’s no such thing as a free lunch? LS School District disproves old adage
• Absentee voters in Missouri can start casting their ballots in-person. Here’s how
• Cousin of rapper Nelly sentenced for defrauding former Chiefs player out of $250,000
• Former NFL quarterback: Chiefs must improve or they’ll be ‘door stomped’ by Ravens
• Live like royalty in this 19th century castle that’s for sale in Kansas
• SportsBeat KC: a Chiefs-Ravens, Mahomes-Jackson first look at MNF with Sam and Vahe
• As Royals’ COVID-altered season winds down, let’s talk about how it went for baseball
• Franco’s clutch hit lifts Royals past Adam Wainwright and Cardinals in series opener
• Mizzou football receives hopeful COVID-19 news after frustrating test results last week
• Mizzou football lands Lee’s Summit tight end, first pledge of 2022 recruiting class
• KU basketball, UNC, others pursuing California power forward who’s just a sophomore
• Hawaiian restaurant proves so popular, it announces 7th Kansas City area location
• Stroud’s, Kansas City’s iconic fried chicken restaurant, to open takeout-only outlet
• Winter is coming. Here are a few ways to keep your children feeling safe, ‘connected’
• Hospice director says Catholic Charities fired her for calling out kickbacks: lawsuit