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November 1, 2021

• In Netflix doc ‘Procession,’ KC men recreate abuse they suffered in Catholic church
• ‘Nobody can really stop me,’ KS Rep. Aaron Coleman said. And they haven’t even tried
• Video of Kansas legislative hearing edited to remove profane comments about journalist
• Chiefs take their turn on Peyton and Eli Manning’s entertaining ‘Manningcast’ on ESPN2
• Chiefs fans were mostly unimpressed with Kansas City’s 20-17 win over the Giants
• Kansas City police identify victim in Halloween homicide as 15-year-old
• Kansas Rep. Aaron Coleman charged with misdemeanor domestic battery in Johnson County
• Five things that stood out about the Kansas City Chiefs’ close win against the Giants
• Who is Derrick Gore? A running back with a touchdown for KC Chiefs in his 3rd NFL game
• Teen found shot in vehicle on Halloween evening has died, Kansas City police say
• Kansas City Chiefs’ L’Jarius Sneed had pick-six in his sights. Instead, he slipped.
• KC Chiefs’ Remmers, Hitchens among 6 inactive players for Monday’s game vs. NY Giants
• 13-year-olds accused of conspiracy to commit murder at school dance, Indiana cops say
• Kansas City Chiefs return to .500 with slim win over New York Giants: What we learned
• Kansas Rep. Aaron Coleman pleads not guilty, will undergo mental health evaluation
• What could lawmakers do about Rep. Aaron Coleman after his arrest? Here are the options
• Snack food company roasted Chiefs’ Daniel Sorensen on Twitter after Giants’ big play
• Re-watch the midnight special as our team talked KC Chiefs-NY Giants on SportsBeat Live
• Watch highlights from Kansas City Chiefs’ 20-17 win over the New York Giants
• Redistricting is a chance for Latino and other diverse Kansas City voices to be heard
• Did Chiefs’ win over the Giants change your confidence in the team? Vote in our poll
• KC Chiefs’ report card vs. Giants: Win earns passing grade but this team needs to study
• Dog rescued from Olathe house fire Monday, fire department says
• ‘Sadly, a trend’: Kansas City LGBTQ group wants answers on hate incidents at schools
• 18-year-old goes missing while visiting friends at Michigan State, campus police say
• Another Kansas City hospital mandates COVID shots for workers. Here’s how many left
• Overland Park nurse accused of taking fentanyl from Menorah Medical Center
• Second grader from Lee’s Summit school identified as boy killed on hayride
• Josh Hawley says Democrats are trying to undermine traditional masculine values
• Resignation without explanation damages government transparency, Missouri advocates say
• Charges against Kansas Rep. Aaron Coleman stem from dispute with relative: report
• Here is who national experts are predicting will win Kansas City Chiefs-Giants game
• Divided legislature extends Jackson County mask order again as vaccinations still lag
• Ex-Chiefs QB Alex Smith will be at Arrowhead Stadium for ‘Monday Night Football’
• Kansas City owes the police 20% of its general fund. Anything more must be negotiated
• ‘Get plants inside’: Kansas City’s first killing freeze likely as cold weather expected
• Westport shooting overnight leaves 1 person critically injured, Kansas City police say
• SportsBeat KC: Everything’s Current. How do you like new name? Also, we talk Sporting
• Off-duty cop charged with shooting at carjackers at Sam’s Club, Chicago officials say
• How the Kansas City Chiefs are still dealing with the ghosts of the Super Bowl loss
• Tell us: What are you thankful for this year, Kansas City?
• Fatal crash closes northbound lanes to I-435 in southeast Kansas City
• Kansas City Mavericks split a pair of hockey games, have two more coming this week
• ‘Very special place’: Kansas City’s Westport Saloon music venue to close
• It’s been a year of stock market volatility and economic uncertainty. What’s next?
• Former KU center Udoka Azubuike remains in Utah Jazz plans for 2022-23 NBA season
• Missouri Tigers football at No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs: Time, TV and 5 things to know
• Missouri Tigers football stars earn SEC player of the week honors after win at Vandy
• It was Westport’s longtime place to go ‘after that party at the bar.’ Now it’s closed