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November 4, 2021

• Mayor urges KC police board to block funds for salaries from going to pay settlements
• A World Series champ again, ex-Royal Terrance Gore’s career is unlike any in history
• Kansas City Chiefs share video of mic’d-up Patrick Mahomes during win over Giants
• LIVE: Talking KC Chiefs, including Ingram, Rodgers & more, on SportsBeat at 9:30 a.m.
• On The Vine: knowledge vs. racism
• SportsBeat KC: If the Chiefs don’t beat the Aaron Rodgers-less Packers ...
• No Aaron Rodgers? KC Chiefs could see ground-and-pound approach from Packers on Sunday
• Melvin Ingram plays it close to vest in first news conference with Kansas City Chiefs
• KC Chiefs vs. Packers: Patrick Mahomes vs. Jordan Love aside, keep an eye on these guys
• ‘Baby Shark’ song was used as torture in Oklahoma County jail, inmates say in lawsuit
• Kansas City Police Department in talks to increase budget. Here are big ticket items
• 2 women charged after body found in illegal dumping area in Kansas City last week
• Kansas City’s citywide mask mandate ends. Only kids, adults in schools required to mask up
• The KC Current’s biggest jersey-donning fan wears No. 15 for the Kansas City Chiefs
• Lucas Niang works with KC Chiefs’ 1st team offense again as Remmers misses 2nd practice
• Dog killed, person shot in hand after cop responds to ‘disturbance,’ Indiana police say
• These crops you see Missouri farmers planting won’t be harvested. That’s a good thing
• Off-duty Kansas City police sergeant commended for arresting homicide suspect
• Gone from KC Chiefs, Duvernay-Tardif was an inspiration who’ll always be treasured here
• Letters: Readers discuss Tyrann Mathieu’s ‘toxic’ truth, Alzheimer’s care, road trash
• What Eric Bieniemy told KC Chiefs running back Derrick Gore to keep his fire burning
• No Thanksgiving meal in Shawnee Mission schools — but serve up the truth to students
• This Kansas City Chiefs player is the NFL’s Defensive Rookie of the Month for October
• Kearney cop fired after pleading guilty to sex crimes with children
• Chiefs-Packers game will air in all 50 states, with Fox’s top crew calling the action
• Man stabbed his mother to death before abandoning son in hotel, Wisconsin cops say
• Olathe police locate vehicle and driver connected to attempted kidnapping
• Lee’s Summit West wins Missouri Class 5 volleyball semifinal, plays for title on Friday
• My dad Dennis Moore saw the best in people. Here are the life lessons he taught me
• In Josh Hawley’s world of ‘masculinity,’ women are second-class for the military draft
• Missouri AG Schmitt announces lawsuit ahead of Biden administration vaccine rule
• Who won? Lead grows for Olathe school moderate, narrows for Blue Valley conservative
• Kansas City Council approves extension to affordability term for housing trust fund
• ‘A little tough to deal with’: Kansas Gov. Kelly chafes at federal COVID vaccination rules
• Missouri Democratic Senate candidates pitch paths to victory with ‘persuadable’ voters
• Lawsuit alleges Hawley received nearly $1 million in illegal campaign funds from the NRA
• Woman pleads guilty in killing of Olivia, 3, whose KCK case brought calls for reform
• Shooting in Independence leaves one person with life-threatening injuries
• Kansas City Public Schools will extend Thanksgiving break for students and staff
• Judge rejects AG motions in Kevin Strickland case; Baker to argue he’s innocent Monday
• ‘Please be patient’: It’s not easy for Kansas City area kids to get a COVID vaccine
• Missouri AG ‘making a mockery’ of new law for innocence claims, lawyers say
• Here’s why the Kansas City Royals could be much less aggressive this offseason
• The most fascinating part about this KU Jayhawks season has already revealed itself
• KU Jayhawks coach Bill Self on Oklahoma State losing NCAA appeal: ‘It surprised me’
• Remy Martin on not starting in KU debut: ‘I haven’t been doing my part of the deal’
• Veterans Day 2021: Here are some meals, deals and discounts in the Kansas City area
• With Connor Bazelak out, here’s what the Mizzou Tigers backup QBs can do
• Breaking down the nonconference schedule for Mizzou Tigers men’s basketball
• Kansas corrections officer hospitalized after attack at understaffed Lansing prison