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July 20, 2021

• Missouri clergy urge vaccination: ‘medically, scientifically but also theologically’
• Vaccine incentives coming to Missouri: Gov. Mike Parson to announce program Wednesday
• Can anyone root out WyCo corruption? Chris Steineger versus ‘Chicago-style machine’
• Tokyo TV guide: When to watch Kansas City-area athletes compete in the Summer Olympics
• Julianna Zobrist requests millions that Ben Zobrist gave up while on leave from Cubs
• Kansas City woman thought her COVID was mild. Her health, and finances, still suffer
• Angler reels in blue catfish with ‘odd coloring’ from Missouri River. What is it?
• Ryan Fitzpatrick reveals how he drew up crazy pass play that helped beat Raiders
• Man gets 18 years in prison for fatal First Friday shooting in Kansas City’s Crossroads
• Here’s what we know about COVID-19 surge in Missouri: St. Louis crisis, masks and more
• Video: Independence police officer punches man during arrest. City pays $82K to settle
• Taco Bell is facing an ingredient shortage and customers aren’t OK. ‘The end is near’
• Stunning positive COVID-19 test for KC gymnast in Tokyo hints at ‘freaky’ scene ahead
• Heat expected to ‘really get cranking’ in Kansas City; Heat index to climb into 100s
• St. Louis COVID cases rise 40% in one week, 7 people die across region in a day
• Men take woman’s knife, repeatedly stab her face as she waits for train: Chicago cops
• With camp approaching, Kansas City Chiefs turn to a familiar face for pass-rush help
• Kansas City area adds more than 2,100 COVID cases in past week, daily average above 300
• Cops dash out of the way as drunk driver smashes into squad car, Nebraska police say
• St. Louis Blues, Chicago Blackhawks bringing NHL preseason hockey back to Kansas City
• Boy dies while attempting TikTok ‘Blackout’ challenge, Oklahoma police say
• Barn collapse kills 9-year-old and his dad, Iowa officials say. ‘Truly devastating’
• Kansas City police want help finding three people connected to homicide investigation
• Victim robbed, shot in Kansas City’s Waldo neighborhood Tuesday morning, police said
• Here’s how to watch first all-female broadcast crew call Tuesday’s Orioles-Rays game
• Kansas City police find missing 19-year-old man with autism
• Photo of burning Trump-Pence sign wins 4-H ribbon, draws criticism in Minnesota
• Letters: KC readers discuss Missouri COVID, Topeka Frito-Lay strike, Kevin Strickland
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has criticized federal aid. But he received a PPP loan
• Missouri GOP official sues another over ballot summary of constitutional amendment
• Pedestrian struck by car and killed on Interstate 435 in Kansas City, police say
• Former students alleging abuse, rape settle 4 suits against Missouri reform school
• Recreational marijuana may be on a Missouri ballot soon. Here’s what’s in its way
• Gov. Mike Parson to name replacement director of Missouri’s public health department
• Overdose deaths in Missouri rose nearly 20% in 2020. CDC points to pandemic, fentanyl
• MoDOT has 60 open maintenance positions. It hopes to hire homeless people to fill some
• ‘Far from over’: Full federal appeals court to consider Missouri abortion law
• No Black parents, teachers or scholars invited to Missouri hearing on teaching race
• Meet the local entrepreneur behind all those Kansas City T-shirts on ‘Ted Lasso’
• Live from Omaha ... Top prospects Bobby Witt Jr., Nick Pratto continue climb toward KC
• One Kyle Zimmer pitch and one Ryan O’Hearn swing help Kansas City Royals beat Brewers
• Kansas City Royals’ rotation takes a hit, with two starters placed on injured list
• SportsBeat KC: That day when the more interesting Royals game was in Papillion, Neb.
• Keys to the series, game times as Kansas City Royals play the Milwaukee Brewers
• SportsBeat Live: Royals’ future moves closer to KC with promotions of Witt, Pratto
• Former KU forward Silvio De Sousa plans to transfer to Southern Conference school
• KU extends hoops scholarship offer to ‘underrated’ point guard from Washington, D.C.
• On a budget? Consider the ‘simple bare necessities’ when outfitting dorm rooms