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September 30, 2020

• Weekly planner: First Friday awakens from its slumber with bevy of art openings
• Bright fireball seen on video streaking across the sky. It lit up 15 states
• Winds to shift, pulling down cooler air into Kansas City as frost possible in metro
• Letters: KC readers discuss Alex Gordon, teens with guns and presidential prerogative
• ‘They don’t trust us’: KC leaders announce new anti-crime plan, face community pushback
• Officer seen on video flipping off protesters before Trump-Biden debate, Ohio cops say
• Kansas Citians don’t trust the police. How can they believe in new anti-crime plan?
• Here’s the deal: Target and Walmart plan major sales on Amazon Prime Day
• Kansas City police chief says proposed city cuts could be ‘devastating’ to department
• Court records detail alleged attack on KCK 11-year-old after she was called racial slurs
• Kansas City metro adds more than 250 new COVID-19 cases and one death on Wednesday
• Driver in Kansas City crash that killed rugby player sentenced to 20 years in prison
• FBI investigates police shooting of OP teen. Would Black families get the same result?
• Chiefs’ Eric Fisher joked that he ‘totally blacked out’ on touchdown catch
• ESPN analyst details how Chiefs used Marcus Peters’ aggressiveness against him
• Jerry Jones says Cowboys had their eye on Clyde Edwards-Helaire in draft
• Swope Park first to bring on holiday cheer. Here’s when new drive-thru display opens
• Marshall campaign staff relying on Affordable Care Act provision for health coverage
• Lawsuit: KC Tenants, ACLU say Jackson County Circuit Court evictions violate CDC order
• Competing internal polls show tight Senate race between Marshall, Bollier in Kansas
• Kansas City Council considers rule to protect Black people from hair discrimination
• Trump contradicts Hawley, saying Coney Barrett’s views on Roe v. Wade are not known
• Dave Matthews Band fan died after chair hit him at Missouri concert venue, lawsuit says
• Kansas City area fishing report: Fish are moving shallow as water temps cool down
• Man dies after shot at Dollar Tree late Tuesday, Kansas City police say
• Windy Wednesday to precede chilly end to workweek in Kansas City
• Amanda Adkins gives Trump a C+, and Nicole Galloway pushes for tougher COVID response
• Here’s what Kansas, Missouri politicians said about the first presidential debate
• SportsBeat KC: Matheny on Royals’ improvement for ’21, plus Mahomes on being a dad
• Chiefs’ Eric Fisher reflects on TD grab: ‘It was a memory I’ll have for life’
• Chiefs rookie cornerback L’Jarius Sneed has broken collarbone, source says
• A potential timetable for rookie cornerback L’Jarius Sneed’s return to the Chiefs
• Patrick Mahomes’ four TD passes gets him this award for the fourth time in his career
• Do you have yours yet? This Patrick Mahomes pictorial book benefits Chiefs QB’s foundation
• Chiefs-Pats players to watch: start with Chris Jones, who’s playing at different level
• Chiefs confident in their COVID-19 protocols as one NFL game is impacted by infections
• Chiefs’ Chris Jones is limited but Okafor returns to practice ahead of Patriots game
• Long TD pass from Mahomes to Mecole Hardman illustrates a bigger picture for Chiefs
• Pizza bagels, pork Waffchos, cowboy chili. Johnson County dessert shop is expanding
• How Mizzou football’s Eliah Drinkwitz plans to use the Tigers’ quarterbacks in 2020
• How KU fares in these polls: Who’ll win the Big 12? What’s the best college hoops job?
• Former KU forward Julian Wright headed to Taiwan to resume pro basketball career
• Royals’ Mike Matheny breaks down progress and shortfalls of his first season in charge
• Royals VP who oversaw Kauffman Stadium renovation will move into new role
• Here’s why Adalberto Mondesi’s bounce-back means so much to the Kansas City Royals
• Plan now to ensure one of the most lovely signs of spring will be ready to bloom
• More space needed for Chiefs merchandise, social distancing. So Plaza spot adds pop-up
• New York seafood boil eatery opening ‘a place to get ... messy with your food’ in JoCo