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October 22, 2021

• Legal settlements paid by Kansas City police were twice what was budgeted, records say
• Chiefs-Titans players to watch? Keep an eye on KC and Tennessee’s linebackers Sunday
• Stop Henry: the Kansas City Chiefs’ keys to beating the Titans Sunday start, end there
• SportsBeat KC: Better chance of Titans limiting Mahomes, or Chiefs slowing Henry?
• Will Chris Jones, Ward play Sunday vs. Titans? KC Chiefs say Tyreek Hill appears ready
• Lee’s Summit School District extends mask mandate until mid-November
• K-State will require COVID-19 vaccinations for workers. Other universities could follow
• Mayor Lucas pushes back on Kansas City Police Department’s proposal to increase budget
• Keep partisan warfare out of Overland Park. Curt Skoog is the clear choice for mayor
• Authorities find 4-year-old girl missing in Miami County
• Second Kansas City man charged in fatal shooting of woman selling PlayStation
• Is this NASCAR driver coasting in Kansas? Hardly. He wants to defend his Xfinity title
• U.S. Women’s National Team draws 0-0 against Korea in Carli Lloyd’s Kansas City sendoff
• Eight Xfinity drivers to watch in Saturday’s Kansas Lottery 300 at Kansas Speedway
• ‘It’s about the size of your heart’: Why Kansas City could be a 2026 World Cup host
• COVID-19 cases are decreasing across Missouri — but not in these three counties
• Man convicted of involuntary manslaughter in January 2019 shooting in Kansas City
• Chiefs-Titans prediction: Victory Sunday would be best yet this season for Kansas City
• Seven drivers to watch in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway
• Why safety Juan Thornhill should continue to improve, if the KC Chiefs stick with him
• Here’s what the Vegas odds say about the Kansas City Chiefs-Tennessee Titans game
• Hunter had never seen a bear in Missouri. Then she killed a 268-pounder, officials say
• These three Kansas universities will require employees to be vaccinated by December
• Missouri public health department announces new guidance on COVID-19 boosters
• Car crash leads to water rescue, closing two lanes of K-7 Highway in Olathe
• Driver dies after crashing into creek along Kansas 7 highway in Olathe
• CBS Sports’ Charles Davis says Chiefs defense should take a page from Manning-era Colts
• Watch SportsBeat Live: We discuss how Chiefs can keep Derrick Henry from running wild
• Family’s new dog attacks and kills 7-year-old boy, Oklahoma cops say. ‘Gut-wrenching’
• Ed Asner once said he’d be buried in LA. But his grave is in hometown Kansas City
• Organizer cancels ‘Embattled Warriors’ tactical training for Christians in SW Missouri
• Missouri taxpayers foot bill for AG Eric Schmitt’s trip to U.S.-Mexico border
• Why NASCAR’s Jeff Gordon flashes back 20 years to surreal opening of Kansas Speedway
• Kansas City police investigate homicide after man stabbed on North Topping Avenue
• Federal agents find 67 kilos of meth, 9 firearms in Kansas City bust
• Standardized testing is unfair to many student-athletes. The NCAA should drop it
• Worried about government tyranny? Missouri executing Ernest Johnson should scare you
• Letters: KC readers discuss teens’ mental health, an unfair GOP knock and voting rights
• A cascading teacher shortage threatens Kansas and the nation. Here’s what’s happening
• Von Miller, injured in Broncos’ loss, says pride hurts more after pregame smack talk
• New CEO of Kansas City’s Cerner Corp. announces employee layoffs following Reddit post
• How KU Jayhawks basketball’s Bill Self might have to adapt to his team’s funky roster
• KU Jayhawks’ men’s basketball recruiting Class of 2022 ranked third by two services
• In a hurry to tidy the garden for winter? Here’s why that may do more harm than good