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October 14, 2021

• ‘Finally’: Activists welcome grand jury investigation of ex-KCK cop Roger Golubski
• Kansas City, Kansas, police have cooperated in years-long Roger Golubski investigation
• Kansas City police find missing 12-year-old boy
• Missouri Gov. Parson targets St. Louis newspaper for prosecution after report on state’s security vulnerability
• Parson livid at IT security report, but Missouri also used public data to spot cyber problems
• How the Kansas City Chiefs will use their running backs with Edwards-Helaire on IR
• ‘A terrible mistake’: 2nd juror now says Missouri prisoner is innocent in 1998 murder
• Here is The Star’s past reporting on former Kansas City, Kansas cop Roger Golubski
• Five Raytown Middle School students taken to hospital after eating marijuana edibles
• Democracy in the rough...
• Heating your home this winter could be more expensive than before. What to know
• ‘Thinking of the families’: Kansas City mayor posts message about Wednesday shootings
• Two dead, three injured in shootings across the Kansas City area Wednesday
• SportsBeat KC: Can local underdogs K-State, Mizzou and KU show some bite on Saturday?
• Oklahoma cancels media availability after stealth reporting by student newspaper
• A streaming-only option for Kansas City Royals, Sporting KC fans may have hit a snag
• Chiefs-Washington game will be seen in fewer parts of country than originally scheduled
• A KC Chiefs secondary coach says this has been the defense’s biggest problem in 2021
• Daniel Sorensen and the KC Chiefs’ porous defense: here’s what Spagnuolo said Thursday
• Newly wrapped streetcar displays KC’s efforts to host 2026 World Cup ahead of key visit
• 18-year-old shot Wednesday night after argument in Grandview parking lot, police say
• One person killed in Wednesday night shooting, Kansas City police say
• Are you missing diving gear? Concert speakers? Kansas City police might have them
• Missouri man who killed two during dispute over firewood won’t be charged. Here’s why
• After viral videos show fights at Arrowhead, Chiefs say security gets high marks
• Teen ‘covered in blood’ accused of killing parents with knife and ax, Iowa cops say
• Jackson County Executive Frank White proclaims Oct. 15 as Rafaela ‘Lali’ Garcia Day
• COVID-19 mask requirement on University of Missouri campus will phase out: officials
• Injuries keep KC Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill, Chris Jones out of practice again Thursday
• Meet Kansas City’s new director for its parks and recreation department
• Kansas City begins final leg of levee project to protect residents from disastrous floods
• Police, Kansas officials investigate alleged abuse at Overland Park day care
• St. Louis judge fines Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, threatens contempt of court
• Inmate steals guard’s car in bold breakout from Oklahoma jail, officials say
• Chargers’ Brandon Staley on Jon Gruden email scandal: Kindness matters in coaching
• Can we please focus on facts, instead of feelings?
• School board listens patiently as mom calls sponsor of gay inclusion club a pedophile
• Public can weigh in on how Kansas should spend $1.6 billion in federal aid. Here’s how
• As 2022 election looms, window for Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s agenda may be closing
• Shake-up in Parson administration may stem from feud with powerful fellow Republicans
• Federal grand jury investigating ex-KCK police detective Roger Golubski
• Missouri woman pleads guilty in $460,000 disability payment fraud scheme
• Former Mizzou star Sophie Cunningham helps Phoenix Mercury tie WNBA Finals series
• ‘Competition mindset’: Mizzou Tigers’ defensive line re-energized under new leadership
• KU Jayhawks football says these assets have been ‘game-changing.’ Will recruits agree?
• Why former KU Jayhawks coach David Beaty was emotional after NCAA charge dismissed
• Kansas Jayhawks place first in Big 12 men’s basketball preseason coaches poll
• It’s KU or UCLA for high school center Ernest Udeh, Jr., and decision day’s coming soon
• Former Kansas Jayhawks football coach David Beaty removed from KU’s NCAA violations