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October 20, 2021

• Here is one Olathe student’s advice for peers struggling with mental health
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Fellow Missouri teachers: It’s your fault if you refuse the vaccine and lose your job
• So you called a 15-year-old girl the b-word over masks. But how has hate helped you?
• Kansas City things to do: ‘Van Gogh Alive’ debuts, long-closed KC Museum reopens
• Does your teen get the mental health support they need? Let us know.
• Parents can discuss mental health with kids by listening to them, experts say
• They lost their son to suicide, now these parents help fund school mental health programs
• Milwaukee Bucks’ championship rings have a detachable top, loaded with ‘Easter Eggs’
• An ‘intoxicated’ ex-employee shut down a Kansas water system. Now he’s going to jail.
• Using Kansas City police for security at KCI has always been a bad idea. It still is
• Your teen. Their trauma. Kansas City area schools struggle with students’ mental health
• For many Kansas City refugees, job options depend on spotty public transportation
• Democrats say Missouri governor inflating cost of fixing website flaw found by reporter
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Tershawn Wharton enjoyed seeing his INT make SportsCenter’s Top 10
• Why Kansas City Chiefs teammates laughed at a Patrick Mahomes throw in the film room
• Kansas sending Black residents to prison at a rate 6 times higher than white people
• U.S. Women’s National Team players weigh in on KC’s FIFA World Cup soccer bid for 2026
• A rare Sports Equinox will take place on Thursday, which is good news for fans
• Johnson County suburb among ‘best small cities in America,’ due to income, education
• Worker killed by wood chipper likely dragged in by snagged jacket, Michigan cops say
• Where does KC rank for soccer fans, and could that influence FIFA World Cup bid visit?
• Woman grabs deer by antlers in attack at Michigan home. ‘It was trying to kill me’
• ‘Grandparents on Demand’ offered in incentive package for moving to this Indiana town
• Taco Bell to give away breakfast burritos as part of celebration. How to get one
• A rural Missouri clinic closing its doors has a final prescription for patients: Medicaid
• Tyreek Hill among 4 KC Chiefs who missed practice Wednesday; Chris Jones, Ward returned
• No vaccine, no problem: Indiana recruits Chicago cops upset by COVID mandates
• Watch divers explore cave 344 feet underwater at Missouri park. ‘Nobody has ever been’
• Wesley Hamilton, of Disabled But Not Really, gets $1 million for Kansas City nonprofit
• You might be eligible for expanded Medicaid in Missouri: Here’s how to apply
• Think you know Kansas City news? Take our weekly quiz and see how you stack up (Oct. 20)
• An intern for Royals’ Class AA team won $300,000 thanks to the Bills’ backup tight end
• Teen’s death prompts Missouri father to shed light on dangers of counterfeit pills
• 24-year-old father identified as victim of fatal crash in Kansas City, Kansas
• Man pleads guilty to murder in fatal shooting outside home on Kansas City’s east side
• How NASCAR’s Kyle Larson has rewarded a leap of faith with sustained on-track success
• Two men and a dog injured in shooting Wednesday near Kansas City, Kansas, residence
• Kansas City man accused in killing of 27-year-old woman selling used PlayStation
• SportsBeat KC: Talkin’ hoops with Bill Self, Bruce Weber, Scott Drew at Big 12 event
• New Chiefs receiver Josh Gordon is getting to know KC thanks to Eric Stonestreet
• Kansas City police paid out more than $9.5M in brutality, force claims since 2014
• Letters: KC readers discuss Chiefs’ defense, Parson’s ‘hack’ nonsense, Biden’s work
• KCK incumbent Mayor David Alvey talks Wyandotte County police, taxes before election
• Sketch released in hunt for Midwest serial killer who terrorized I-70 30 years ago
• $100K settlement reached for toddler shot by Kansas City police officer: court records
• 97 dogs, puppies removed from Missouri breeding facility over alleged severe neglect
• Where to get help: Youth mental health resources in KC, nationwide
• Kansas City area health code violations: 888 Market, Sakura and Brookside sushi, more
• ‘I want to be the first’: Why five-star recruit Luther Burden picked Missouri Tigers
• Bill Self has a deep KU Jayhawks roster. Here’s what he said about each key player
• Ernest Udeh Jr. picks Kansas Jayhawks: ‘Their fan base really loves the players’
• KU’s Bill Self to enter third season with NCAA case pending. Here’s what he said
• KU Jayhawks AD talks NCAA case timeline, potential football stadium renovation
• Basketball recruit Ernest Udeh Jr. will pick Kansas or UCLA on Wednesday: How to watch