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July 23, 2021

• St. Louis orders mask mandate for residents regardless of COVID-19 vaccination status
• ‘Not doing their job’: Clay County jail has not vaccinated its inmates for COVID
• ‘Mask up’: COVID patient load is ‘way too big,’ KU health official sounds the alarm
• One Kansas City hospital sees number of COVID cases more than double since last month
• As St. Louis returns to mandatory masks, Kansas City leaders encourage vaccination
• What to know about COVID-19 news in Kansas City, Missouri and the metro
• Not as elegant as Olympic sports, but Platte County demolition derby is still a visual treat
• What are rusty crayfish? ‘Aggressive’ invasive species has been found in Kansas lake
• ‘Shocked and horrified’: Missouri Circle of Hope owners out on bond after COVID claim
• Two boys, ages 13 and 7, reported missing Friday in Kansas City
• As NFL incentivizes COVID-19 vaccines, Kansas City Chiefs reach 90% vaccination rate
• Man shot, critically injured, in broad daylight Friday afternoon in Kansas City
• Missouri, Kansas to see hundreds of millions for drug treatment in opioids settlement
• Missouri AG recommends charges in reform school case. But it’s up to local prosecutor
• Freebies for first responders, frontline workers on 24/7 Day. Here’s what to know
• Patrick Mahomes reiterates surgically-repaired toe is good to go as Chiefs camp opens
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Andy Reid gives update on Frank Clark, camp in wake of gun arrests
• She’s a tough-as-nails boxer. And accomplished ballerina. And she’s just 12 years old
• ‘Starting to come to life:’ KCI’s new terminal project on time, on budget, officials say
• Kansas City’s heartfelt message to remaining eight Big 12 schools: Let’s stay together
• 64-year-old back flips into Lake of the Ozarks and doesn’t resurface, Missouri cops say
• Cleveland’s MLB team is now the Guardians. Social media has its say on the name change
• FBI returns Friday to Grain Valley property where remains of missing woman were found
• Mayflies descend upon Wisconsin gas station. It’s actually a good sign, experts say
• The Cleveland Indians are about to be history. Say hello to Cleveland Guardians for ’22
• Girl dies when car hits her and mom running sidewalk produce stand, Ohio police say
• Has it ever been hotter than this? Kansas City headed for heat, but it’s no record
• Letters: KC readers discuss Mahomes’ lead, Johnson County masks and Blue Valley safety
• Parson’s claim of Missouri news media COVID ‘propaganda’ is dishonest and dangerous
• Excessive heat warning issued as Kansas City braces for week of sizzling temperatures
• Remembering some big Mizzou games vs. Texas, OU as each eyes jump from Big 12 to SEC
• SportsBeat KC: It was the Eli Drinkwitz Show at SEC Media Days as MU coach held court
• Mizzou football has no preseason first-team picks. Here are media’s preseason rankings
• KU coach Bill Self tests positive for COVID-19. He’s ‘feeling pretty good right now.’
• KU transfer Remy Martin arrives in Lawrence: ‘We’re all excited that Remy is here’
• How high schooler Mozzicato became the Kansas City Royals’ top MLB Draft pick for 2021
• KC Royals are recalling this top pitching prospect for Sunday start vs. Detroit Tigers
• When will KC Royals’ Adalberto Mondesi start a rehab assignment? Here’s latest update
• Iris blooms may be long gone, but act now to ensure a stunning encore in the spring
• Another week, another Johnson County barbecue restaurant is closing: ‘I feel numb’