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October 24, 2021

• She’s not the first to accuse this former KCK cop. But she had a rape kit done the next day
• Patrick Mahomes didn’t look himself Sunday. Here’s why, in the KC Chiefs QB’s own words
• 40 years later, reporter’s book revisits KC Hyatt disaster and its lessons for today
• Barstow School tennis team makes history at Missouri high school state championships
• Don’t let second-half improvement fool you: KC Chiefs lost Sunday’s game in first half
• Poll: Will the Kansas City Chiefs salvage their season and make the playoffs?
• Patrick Mahomes, among trio of injured KC Chiefs Sunday, later says, ‘I feel fine now’
• Let’s take stock of what happened Sunday as KC Chiefs lost so thoroughly to the Titans
• The Titans have done something unseen in Patrick Mahomes’ time with KC Chiefs
• Kansas City under tornado watch through Sunday evening as storms brew over Missouri
• Carjacking victim chases thieves, leading to fiery 8-vehicle crash, Chicago cops say
• ‘Take shelter now’: Tornado confirmed in Missouri’s Caldwell County
• Sports camp held Saturday brings together Kansas City youth with incarcerated family
• Tornado warnings issued north of Kansas City in several Missouri towns, counties
• Woman in wheelchair struck and killed by SUV while crossing Kansas City highway
• Here is The Star’s past reporting on the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department
• Olathe North Eagles, led by senior Ella Margheim, win Kansas gymnastics championship
• Storms to arrive in Kansas City earlier than expected Sunday, with rain and lightning
• More storms headed to Kansas City as threat of hazardous weather continues across MO
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Chris Jones, Charvarius Ward return to lineup vs. Tennessee Titans
• Five things that stood out about the Kansas City Chiefs’ loss to the Tennessee Titans
• House of corruption: KCK police brought women to this place, former neighbor says
• Missouri AG Schmitt’s office reverses story, says campaign paid for Texas trip, not state
• Kansas City Chiefs grades? They brought their F-game in Sunday loss to Tennessee Titans
• Restaurant owner breaks up fight in parking lot, then dies in assault, Oklahoma cops say
• Kyle Larson unstoppable again in NASCAR’s Hollywood Casino 400 playoff race at Kansas
• Photo and video capture tornadoes Sunday north of Kansas City
• Help us continue our coverage of gun violence in Missouri
• Here’s how bad it was for the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday: Patrick Mahomes didn’t do this
• Wild weather played a role in Sunday’s NASCAR Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway
• Next Play: Let’s start with the World Series, even though KC Royals are just spectators
• KC Replay: All the faves make news, from Chiefs, Mizzou, Royals, KU, KSU + World Cup
• On a dismal day for Kansas City Chiefs, rookie linebacker Nick Bolton was a bright spot
• Titans player mocked Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce as he argued with officials
• Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes leaves Titans game after scary hit by Tennessee
• Join us for the Chiefs post-mortem, er, conversation at 5:15 p.m. on SportsBeat Live
• Linn County residents told to take shelter as storm heads east across Missouri
• Here is who national experts are predicting will win Kansas City Chiefs-Titans game
• A visit to my Olathe classroom would show politicians why universal pre-K is so vital
• Mahomes, Kelce have a feeling Kansas City Chiefs are about to go on a run. Here’s why
• Letters: Readers discuss downtown KC baseball, Colin Powell’s honor, Kansas districts
• Gov. Kelly’s new child welfare oversight agency is a bipartisan win for all Kansans
• Kansas City Mavericks beat Iowa Heartlanders 5-3 in home opener at Cable Dahmer Arena
• Nick Sanchez pulls shocker in ARCA Reese’s 150 auto race at Kansas Speedway
• ‘A giver’: Alvester Manning, Army veteran and counselor in Kansas City, dies at 67
• Do you have a report to make about KCK police? Here’s who you can call
• Grades from KU Jayhawks football’s loss to Oklahoma and looking ahead to Oklahoma St.
• Hundreds of police bias claims filed in Kansas in 10 years, but few yield sanctions