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September 23, 2020

• NFL Network analyst still can’t believe Chiefs’ two-point conversion was successful
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes says fiancee ‘upgraded’ his Ferrari for his birthday
• Watch again: Johnson County DA fields questions about juvenile justice
• Missouri voted to expand Medicaid. Will Supreme Court toss the law making it possible?
• MO Secretary of State Ashcroft writes letter to Trump, citing this ‘urgent need’
• Hawley renews criticism of NBA commissioner Adam Silver for league’s ties to China
• Militia groups given ‘platform’ by Facebook ahead of Kenosha shootings, lawsuit says
• KDHE reports COVID-19 outbreaks in 14 long term care facilities, fewer in meatpacking
• Missouri Gov. Parson’s wife tests positive for COVID-19; Parson awaiting own test results
• Mike Parson’s COVID-19 diagnosis rockets through Missouri, upending race for governor
• Letters: KC readers discuss a rescued horse, Chiefs fan’s COVID-19 and fighting hate
• Gale’s Song: Sayers’ legacy in race relationships still resonates today
• Kansas City metro reports 27 more COVID-19 deaths after Missouri releases updated data
• Founder of Johnson County soccer club ordered to serve probation for child sex crime
• Missouri health official who let exposed kids skip COVID quarantine: ‘Why not try it?’
• Victim swindled out of $100K by scammers claiming to be agents with KC’s FBI division
• Driver dies after pickup truck leaves road, strikes tree in Independence, police say
• My BLM signs in our small Missouri town point to hope for my Black children’s future
• Cardiology nurse offers info on causes, treatment for those suffering from AFib
• Rosemary Lowe, ‘a change maker’ in Kansas City and civil rights leader, dies at 94
• Uncle Ben’s brand rice announces new name as company looks to fight ‘racial bias’
• Domino’s Pizza loved getting inadvertent shout-out from mic’d-up Rory McIlroy
• Clouds and drizzle possible Wednesday in Kansas City before weather warms into 80s
• Man was strangled to death, then found wrapped and burned in ditch, Iowa cops say
• Fishing report: Fall transition taking shape in area lakes, but it’s about to get good
• There’s still a Plaza Art Fair this weekend. Here’s how it’s adapting to the pandemic
• Memes of Dr. Nick from ‘The Simpsons’ shared after news of Chargers doctor’s mistake
• As COVID hits home, Gov. Mike Parson wears a mask for TV but leaves Missouri unsafe
• Teen candidate admitted to revenge porn. Why are Wyandotte County Democrats neutral?
• Kansas City must find another $60M in cuts because of COVID-19 economy, mayor says
• Missouri audit gives Jackson County ‘poor’ rating for no-bid contracts, travel costs
• Moran bill, aimed at reducing veteran suicide, passes House and goes to president
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Big 12, SEC kick off league games and a great Gale Sayers story
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson tests positive for COVID-19, but has no symptoms
• Missouri board will investigate Galloway at Hawley’s request, Hawley announces
• Healthcare executive who vouched for Parson’s COVID-19 response in TV ad has GOP ties
• Nearly all Operation LeGend agents left Kansas City — but it’s not over, officials say
• What a year: Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes named one of Time’s most influential people
• Hey, it’s Marcus Peters: Keep an eye on the former Chief under the Monday night lights
• Another victory for Chiefs’ Harrison Butker following his game-winning kick in LA
• At FYI Book Club, everyone is fascinated by ‘No One,’ a reimagined ‘Great Gatsby’
• Royals bolster pitching options for final week of season; Starling put on injured list
• Early exit for Brady Singer and Mike Matheny as Royals get blanked by Cardinals
• Kansas Jayhawks senior defensive back will opt out of 2020 football season
• Past, present KU Jayhawks react to death of Gale Sayers: ‘We’ve lost somebody special’
• KU basketball in recruiting battle with OU and others for elite combo guard from OKC
• Former KU and Bears star Gale Sayers, ‘The Kansas Comet,’ dies at age 77
• Mizzou football loses two more to opt-outs. Here’s how it impacts the depth chart
• Why Mizzou Tigers football players don’t care they’re big underdogs against Alabama
• Five takeaways from Mizzou football’s Week 1 depth chart ahead of the Alabama game
• Multiple health code violations at Johnson County brunch spot, grocery store, bar
• Houseplants loving the great outdoors? Cool weather means it’s time to bring them in