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October 27, 2021

• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Johnson County Community College trustee, who had a rocky term, resigns from board
• Tuesday’s suspicious death now being investigated as homicide, Kansas City police say
• Kansas City high school teacher on leave after students report comments made in class
• Think you know Kansas City news? Take our weekly quiz and see how you stack up (Oct. 27)
• Patrick Mahomes dismisses idea that Chiefs are suffering from a Super Bowl hangover
• Former Royals DH Jorge Soler makes World Series history with home run to open Game 1
• Updated Kansas/Missouri playoff scoreboard from a big weekend in high school football
• Why Troost? What’s the history of KC BBQ? What happened to the Plaza bells? KCQ helps find the answers
• ‘A smack-your-head moment.’ Charged Agape staffers list another school as their home
• The mail is getting slower and more expensive. Here’s what it means for Kansas City
• Wyandotte County leaders delay October, January property tax sales until April
• Woman pays man $60 to test-drive Tesla — then she steals it, Michigan cops say
• How Kansas City’s NWSL stadium project sends resounding message of identity, inclusion
• Braves’ Ozzie Albies on World Series steal: ‘I’m happy I got everybody free tacos’
• Mom fights off man trying to kidnap 12-year-old daughter at Kroger, Michigan cops say
• Meet the KC Star journalists finding answers to your Kansas City questions
• How well do you know Kansas City history? Take our ‘What’s Your KCQ?’ quiz to find out
• He spent 45 years in prison after wife’s killing. Ohio jury just found him not guilty
• Western Kansas Rep. Russ Jennings dies following cancer diagnosis
• Former Fox 4 anchor enters race for Congress. ‘I just feel like God’s calling me’
• Missouri Senate candidate Mark McCloskey says teen incest victims should be denied abortions
• Climate change doesn’t care if you don’t think it’s real. And Kansas City isn’t ready
• ‘These ideas are Marxist’ — KC-area public library rejects its own diversity audit
• Why would the Kansas Legislature punish a bully when it does nothing to its criminals?
• No major security changes expected as KC police officers patrolling airport reassigned
• Bear vanished from Wisconsin hunter’s sight — then he felt it breathing down his neck
• Kansas City, Kansas, police seek ‘dangerous’ woman in connection to Wednesday homicide
• A third KC man has been charged in the fatal shooting of woman selling a PlayStation
• San Diego man accused of smuggling nearly 8 pounds of fentanyl on bus in Kansas City
• ‘Cult’ leaders in KCK engaged in child labor, beatings and other abuse: indictment
• Bodies of mom and daughter pulled from lake 23 years after vanishing, Arkansas cops say
• Concerned about Raytown police and city services? Your vote can restore our tax base
• Brookside bake sale benefits children with food insecurity. Here’s how you can help
• Letters: KC readers discuss targeting Black shoppers, NCAA testing and Chiefs’ defense
• Kansas City things to do: Holiday lights in Swope Park, magic show at Kauffman Center
• Visit Kansas City legends this Halloween in these historic local cemeteries
• Kansas City police board delays approval of budget, seeks more money to pay officers
• Kansas City wants to host 2024 Republican National Convention. Would it be worth it?
• Kansas City leaders consider declaring a climate emergency. Here’s what it would mean
• Kansas City area health code violations: Sakura, Great Wolf eatery, Burrito Bros, more
• ‘This is your shirt’: Mizzou fan turned 573 Tees founder helps players make NIL money
• Kansas City Royals’ Salvador Perez beats out Jose Altuve for Luis Aparicio Award
• Here’s what KU Jayhawks QB Jason Bean did differently ahead of standout effort vs. OU
• SportsBeat KC: Finding the deeper meaning in KU’s near monumental upset of Oklahoma
• KU Jayhawks basketball recruit Brandon Miller will pick college or pros next week
• ESPN basketball experts like KU’s chances of winning Big 12, contending for NCAA title
• Company seeks return of $166K in Missouri medical pot profits that was seized by feds