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October 15, 2021

• Two Kansas City men used GPS to stalk murder victims, including mother of 4: charges
• Chiefs superfan ‘X-Factor’ banned from Arrowhead Stadium after fight goes viral
• Why oft-suspended receiver Josh Gordon felt the Kansas City Chiefs were his best fit
• Winter is coming. Here is Kansas City’s new plan for plowing your street
• JoCo polling place to stay at police training center despite disenfranchisement concerns
• Mayor Lucas files complaint against KCPD officer who made unauthorized search of him
• Train’s horn blared before man wearing headphones was hit on tracks, Wisconsin cops say
• Halloween and Valentine’s Day canceled at Michigan schools — but not because of COVID
• Dad and 4-month-old baby found safe after vanishing after crash, Wisconsin cops say
• What the Vegas odds say about the Kansas City Chiefs-Washington Football Team matchup
• KC Chiefs’ Chris Jones, Charvarius Ward are ‘close’ but won’t play Sunday in Washington
• Another mentor-pupil showdown set as KC Chiefs’ Andy Reid faces Washington’s Ron Rivera
• After rash of shootings in Kansas City, leaders call again for funding prevention work
• KC officials were already evaluating street where Chiefs fan was killed for safety
• ‘Multiple families a week’ expected as Afghan refugees begin arriving in Kansas City
• ‘Something big’ tangled in soccer net was an owl in need of help, Kansas woman says
• Accused Indian Creek serial killer Fredrick Demond Scott ruled mentally fit for trial
• High school football team’s ‘toxic’ bullying forces Michigan district to cancel season
• Leavenworth man speeding on a stolen motorcycle pleads guilty in pedestrian’s death
• Another way turnovers have hurt KC Chiefs? Keeping their accurate kicker off the field
• SportsBeat Live: How can KC Chiefs fix what ails them? Watch the conversation now
• SportsBeat KC: Chiefs’ fixes begin with not being the NFL’s worst in these categories
• Here’s how the Kansas City Chiefs can beat the Washington Football Team on Sunday
• On The Vine: This is an email that shouldn’t get you in trouble
• Italy-inspired home lists for $425,000. Is it ‘the coolest house in Indianapolis’?
• So, NFL defenses found a blueprint to slow Patrick Mahomes, KC Chiefs. Well, kind of
• Reid’s ‘all around it’s a tough deal’ is the new ‘very fine people on both sides’
• Former Chargers linebacker says Kansas City Chiefs need ‘to get their identity back’
• Mom vanished with 2 children in 2002. SUV linked to them found in Ohio River, cops say
• Umpire explains why he ruled Giants player struck out on check swing to end NLDS
• KC Chiefs prediction: Patrick Mahomes can show leadership, talent at Washington Sunday
• Audit raises issues with tracking property, evidence in Johnson County Sheriff’s Office
• Three indicted for using dead Kansas Citians’ identities to claim COVID stimulus money
• Former KC Chiefs teammates will oppose each other in the secondary Sunday at Washington
• KC Chiefs’ game at Washington: inside a matchup of teams with unexpectedly poor records
• Parson blames journalism for his own sorry failures. He should apologize.
• KCPS faces a hard call — closing some schools will improve the quality of education
• Missouri man gets life plus 107 years in Jackson County sex abuse case: prosecutors
• Mizzou and K-State QBs join up as promoters for Kansas City barbecue restaurant
• ‘Those chills don’t don’t leave you’: Last time Mizzou faced Texas A&M on Faurot Field
• Kansas City area restaurant, brewery, coffee shops: October openings, coming soon
• We thought Whataburger would win poll on new Kansas City restaurants. We were wrong
• Where to get a mammogram for low cost, or even free, in the Kansas City area
• KU Jayhawks get visit from top 20 player in men’s hoops recruiting Class of 2022
• Preseason Big 12 honor for Kansas Jayhawks’ Remy Martin ‘more for my family’
• Former KU Jayhawks staffer Jeff Love also cleared in NCAA case. Here’s his response
• Fall forecast: Will it be a bright year or are trees in KC area destined to be blah?
• KBI has received 215 reports, opened 122 cases in priest sexual abuse investigation