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October 5, 2021

• Jay-Z’s Team Roc urges DOJ to investigate alleged misconduct within KCKPD
• Ozarks home where woman was reportedly kept partially nude in cage burns to ground
• Amid crisis in women’s soccer, USWNT coach Vlatko Andonovski condemns breach of trust
• Eerie orange mushrooms can glow at night and make you very sick, Missouri experts say
• Kansas City metro continues to see downward trend in new COVID-19 cases
• Just say no: Kansas City Council must reject incentives for downtown luxury hotel
• ‘It is dangerous’: Johnson County city closer to banning LGBTQ conversion therapy
• Missouri executes Ernest Johnson, killer of 3 but mentally disabled, supporters say
• As Missouri school boards face threats, Republicans attack effort to fight harassment
• Kansas City Chiefs promote Josh Gordon to active 53-player roster. He could play Sunday
• Police investigate shooting that was followed by a suspected suicide in Independence
• 10 years after disappearance, Baby Lisa’s case still ‘active, open investigation’
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Frank Clark pleads not guilty to possession of Uzi, assault rifle
• Blue Springs police, schools investigate threatening list of students’ names
• Jackson Co. judge rules Kansas City violated state law with plan to reallocate KCPD funds
• Police investigate homicide in Kansas City, Kansas, after victim dies at hospital
• Kansas City loses police budget battle. Here’s 5 things to know about the judge who ruled
• How a Kansas City Council effort to exert control over police led to a loss in court
• Ruling on KCPD funding sets police up for major reductions in next year’s budget
• It’s not OK for this Missouri university to let a known sex offender back on campus
• Nobody will receive an ‘F’ at this Minnesota middle school. Here is their reasoning
• CBS Sports sees huge ratings increase for Sunday’s TV window featuring Chiefs game
• Man sentenced to federal prison for arson that heavily damaged Kansas City church 
• TV reporter speaks out after being fired in Missouri for refusing to get COVID vaccine
• Kansas City, Kansas, man charged with homicide in brother’s August death
• ‘Monday Night Football’ animation satirizes Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes’ love of ketchup
• Kansas City police find woman with dementia missing since Sept. 22
• Video shows Broncos’ Vic Fangio was furious when Ravens ran ball on game’s final play
• CBS Sports shared cute kid photos of Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce and his brother
• Critics wanted to ‘set me on fire’: KC Chiefs’ Edwards-Helaire kept faith, surges ahead
• From teacher to water-ski pro, LS High presents its 2019-2020 Hall of Fame honorees
• “Rosies” reunite with WWII bomber they helped build at KCK Fairfax plant
• After LA beats Raiders, Chargers’ Joey Bosa says quarterback Derek Carr can be rattled
• Here’s why Kansas City Royals star Sal Perez’s year was one of best in MLB history
• SportsBeat KC: The Season of Salvy + a long last look at other Royals position players
• Mizzou Tigers on Badie’s historic feat: ‘When you put him in, he automatically pops’
• ‘Kind of like fall camp again’: Eli Drinkwitz explains Mizzou Tigers football changes
• ‘Bobby’s Big Problem’: Patton Oswalt becomes a puppet to take on conversion therapy
• Locating documents, writing obit just 2 of many steps to take after loved one’s death
• Ready for a fall and winter wardrobe tune-up? It need not cost a fortune to look good
• Wiggins is vaccinated but says it’s ‘not really something we believe in as a family’
• Jordan Walsh to visit KU this weekend. He wants to pick school by end of month
• Homeowner shot at while confronting people trying to break into car, Kansas police say