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October 4, 2021

• Heading north over Buck O’Neil Bridge? Pavement repairs will force drivers to find new route
• Five things to know about the Kansas City Chiefs’ next opponent: Buffalo Bills
• K-State threw shade at Oklahoma over planned move to SEC during Saturday’s game
• Injured but recovering, KC Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay Jr. could play Sunday vs. Bills
• KC Chiefs coach Andy Reid addresses missed opportunity on fumble recovery in Philly
• SportsBeat KC: Starting to get a little offensive about the Chiefs’ defense
• Josh Gordon appears ahead of schedule. Could he make his KC Chiefs debut this week?
• Mizzou had a robot named Spot dance with Golden Girls at halftime of Saturday’s game
• KC Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills: When, where, how to watch on TV, bet line + kickoff time
• Andy Reid got a special football for winning his 100th game with Kansas City Chiefs
• Kelce’s ‘Hollywood sell’ and the defense: KC Chiefs’ snap counts from win at Eagles
• Triple shooting critically injures two outside Ward Parkway bowling alley in Kansas City
• Platte County sheriff investigating threats of shooting at Park Hill middle school in KC
• Olathe police find 13-year-old girl reported missing Sunday afternoon
• Buccaneers’ Tom Brady sets NFL record for passing yards in return to New England
• New data shows Kansas school districts with highest COVID-19 rates among children
• Bypassing Legislative fights, Kelly creates Kansas child welfare oversight office
• Parson cites ongoing Sunshine case to deny Star’s request for emails about ’407.1500’
• Minsky’s, Chiefs, Zarda, Boulevard and LC’s. Here’s a look at other KCI concession bids
• Man refusing to wear face mask punches pizzeria manager in face, Wisconsin police say
• Kansas City nurse accused of taking fentanyl from two Johnson County hospitals
• Lee’s Summit students walk out of class after alleged fight, bullying of LGBTQ student
• COVID vaccines saved hundreds of seniors from death in Kansas and Missouri, HHS report says
• Missouri’s new strategy to remove Planned Parenthood from Medicaid: health inspections
• Mask order in eastern Jackson County extended one month as vaccination rate sags
• Jackson County executive recommends extending mask order another 30 days
• Kansas City police say body of woman missing since Tuesday was found in Missouri River
• Biden administration hopes Missouri’s Medicaid expansion will flip other holdout red states
• 6-year-old thought he found ‘dragon’s tooth’ in Michigan — but it’s from a mastodon
• Missouri Highway Patrol investigating former Agape student’s gang rape claim, mom says
• Civil rights case of Kansas City police who wrongly arrested, jailed teen starts Monday
• Parson won’t halt execution of Missouri man lawyers say is intellectually disabled
• Todd Akin, Missouri Republican infamous for ‘legitimate rape’ comment, has died
• Kansas City Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. picks up two minor-league player of the year awards
• ‘It’s amazing to me’: Salvador Perez finishes year on top of MLB home run, RBI lists
• High school senior point guard from Memphis impressed by KU’s Late Night in the Phog
• Kansas City restaurant posts ‘temporary’ closing on Facebook. But is it closed for good?
• Former Mizzou Tigers wrestler J’den Cox wins bronze at World Championships
• Kickoff time, TV network announced for Missouri Tigers football game vs. Texas A&M
• Missouri Tigers football vs. North Texas: Time, TV and 5 things about the Mean Green