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November 5, 2021

• Missouri cross country: Blue Springs South girls win Class 5 championship at Gans Creek
• A modern book burning: LGBTQ-themed books removed from North KC, Liberty schools
• The most dangerous game: KCQ Explores Kansas City’s football ban
• Kansas City has opportunity to fight climate change. A KCI solar farm is just the start
• Art, food, tradition and lowriders: Celebrate Dia de los Muertos in KCK on Saturday
• This — not race or rhetoric or COVID-19 protocols — is the No. 1 problem in education
• Letters: KC readers discuss Louisiana dads, radical reform of Congress, Olathe police
• Boulevard Brewing releases a special beer in honor of the KC Current soccer team
• Driver accused of hit-and-run crash that killed Missouri college student now charged
• Brawling bald eagles found tangled together in odd sight, Minnesota photos show
• Vote now: Should Chiefs sign Odell Beckham Jr., who Browns reportedly will release?
• What the Vegas odds say about the Kansas City Chiefs-Green Bay Packers game Sunday
• Even (especially?) with Rodgers out, Packers game will reveal a lot about the KC Chiefs
• Kansas City man convicted of manslaughter in April 2020 shooting of 18-year-old
• Final Johnson County vote count: School board race flips to moderate, others unchanged
• ‘He made a difference’: Family mourns Olathe North football coach
• KC police board approves $281 million budget that includes pay raises for officers
• Woman, 9-year-old hospitalized after crash with semi in Leavenworth County
• Kansas City man sentenced to 30 years for shooting ex-girlfriend in the head
• Leaves piling up? Here’s what to know about Kansas City leaf and yard waste pickup
• ‘Health care freedom’: Northland parents sue to block Kansas City school mask order
• Kansas, Missouri attorneys general file separate suits challenging Biden vaccine rules
• Pressure defense, balanced offense: Here are the KC Chiefs’ keys to beating the Packers
• Why the KC Chiefs should ask Patrick Mahomes to do less and their run game to do more
• ESPN report alleging racism, misogyny by Suns owner details incident with Earl Watson
• Lee’s Summit West falls to Cor Jesu Academy in match for Class 5 volleyball title
• Kansas state mental health hospitals reach ‘crisis level’ with low staffing, capacity
• KC Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire ‘closer’ on return from IR, but not quite there yet
• That didn’t take long: Melvin Ingram to make his Kansas City Chiefs debut on Sunday
• The late Buck O’Neil could be elected to Baseball Hall of Fame in early December
• Unauthorized Kansas autopsy provider found guilty of illegally handling human remains
• Kansas City woman found guilty in triple shooting that killed three
• Lucas Niang gets nod again as KC Chiefs rule out Remmers for Sunday’s game vs. Packers
• Independence man gets 10 years in federal prison on child porn charge
• Your guide to First Friday in Kansas City: What to do, what to see, where to park
• Another Johnson County district will drop COVID mask mandate for high schools
• Olathe police investigate armed robbery of vehicle, second violent robbery this week
• Independence Fire Department raises PTSD awareness after firefighter’s suicide
• KC Chiefs’ Andy Reid is on verge of tying an NFL legend in coaching victories
• KC arts scene: German culture downtown, Midwest Trust season, opera goes Hollywood
• How to avoid ticket scammers this holiday performance season
• SportsBeat KC: Who’s got a better chance of winning on Saturday ... Mizzou? or Kansas?
• Ford, which has plant in Claycomo, mandates COVID-19 vaccines for most salary workers
• Businesses hope lifting of Kansas City’s mask mandate brings customers into stores
• Kansas Gov. Kelly, facing tough re-election, distances self from Biden on vaccines
• Building on tradition of success, KC Comets aim to eclipse 2020’s semifinal showing
• ‘Powering the entire city’: Kansas City looks to build solar farm by KCI airport
• Network design company bringing headquarters to Kansas City; 100 tech, corporate jobs
• Jakob Junis elects free agency after ‘whirlwind’ season with Kansas City Royals
• With 3 shortstops, including Mondesi, how will Kansas City Royals set 2022 infield?
• ’He’s just got to follow it’: Kansas City Royals’ plan to help Mondesi stay healthy
• Here’s why KU’s Bill Self visited Emporia State locker room before Wednesday’s game
• What KU Jayhawks football said — and didn’t say — ahead of rivalry game vs. K-State
• KU Jayhawks’ Jalen Coleman-Lands returns to practice after missing time with toe injury
• ‘I’m incredibly happy’: Westport restaurant finally opening amid flurry of new venues
• ‘He made us all believe’: How Warren Powers reinvigorated Missouri Tigers football
• If you’re tired of weeds, now’s the time to get rid of them. Here’s how to do it