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September 29, 2020

• Missouri’s COVID-19 data not ‘accurate depiction’ for Kansas City, local officials say
• Kansas City metro reports nearly 400 new COVID-19 cases as average continues to rise
• Kansas City, Kansas, police investigate homicide near Silver Court Tuesday afternoon
• Punished for braids or locks? KC Council should ban hairstyle discrimination
• Missouri House candidate’s adult children say he physically and sexually abused them
• Chiefs players, team Twitter account throw shade at hosts of ESPN’s pregame show
• Starlight designs: Theater announces return of these Broadway shows next summer
• After MO Health Dept. fact-checked NPR, Parson postpones event anyway because of COVID
• Unified Government settles case, apologizes to former employee battered by her boss
• In deadly year, KC officials to announce anti-crime plan in hopes of reducing violence
• Adkins warns Kansans of riots and ‘dangerous forces.’ Critics say that’s not reality
• Hardee’s offering free sausage biscuits on Wednesday if you know this secret password
• Spirits on the lawn: KC Rep brings haunting performance to The Nelson-Atkins Museum
• Seesawing temperatures expected in Kansas City; rain chances return by weekend
• Migrating birds die hitting windows, but you can help stop it, Missouri officials say
• University of Missouri brags COVID-19 cases are down. Experts say that can’t be right
• Thanks to this program, thousands in KC metro area have followed their college dream
• Volleyball league linked to potentially large COVID-19 outbreak, Illinois officials say
• Windy Wednesday to precede chilly end to workweek in Kansas City
• Pastor did exorcism on toddler and used meth with church members, Arkansas cops say
• ‘I’ve had worse cases of the flu.’ Then COVID-19 took hold and Arkansas educator died
• Letters: KC readers discuss Trump’s taxes, MO Amendment 3 and a Jesus-loving stranger
• Congressional race in St. Louis suburbs is a toss-up. What about the rest of Missouri?
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, fiancee Brittany Matthews announce they’re expecting a baby
• Kurt Warner writes classy note after his record was broken by Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes
• ‘Mahomes is getting better.’ National media gushes about Chiefs after beating Ravens
• Chiefs, Royals partner with local groups to give food, register voters at Arrowhead
• Five unusual stats fans may have missed from Chiefs’ win over the Ravens
• Five things to know about the Chiefs’ next opponent: New England Patriots
• Chiefs’ snap counts vs. Ravens: Juan Thornhill, Sammy Watkins, Charvarious Ward + more
• SportsBeat KC: How did the Chiefs beat the Ravens? Soundly. Let’s discuss highlights
• KC’s largest healthcare insurance provider will return to Obamacare exchange in 2021
• Bill Self’s KU Boot Camp begins: ‘Today was a challenging day physically’
• COVID-19 and injury updates for Mizzou football. And about those ‘moral victories’ ...
• Why Mizzou basketball, Cuonzo Martin have succeeded on the 2021 recruiting trail
• ‘Well-made Italian food ... at a great value’ headed to former Urban Table spot in JoCo