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July 25, 2021

• He writes the rhythms of Kansas City and Black experience in ‘Blue Beat Syncopation’
• Whiteman Air Force Base reinstates mask mandate Monday in Johnson County, Missouri
• Kansas City vaccination rates ‘painfully low’, Mayor Lucas says on Face the Nation
• How to keep your unvaccinated kids COVID-safe in Kansas City? Doctors offer answers
• ‘Recipe for disaster’: As COVID rises, few Kansas City area schools heed expert advice
• ‘Upset and frustrated’: Blue Valley parents who are doctors want school mask mandate
• Erma Williams, retired educator and community leader, dies at 95 years old
• Big 12 executive committee meets with university presidents from Texas and Oklahoma
• Pedestrian in critical condition after being hit by driver on U.S. 69 in Overland Park
• Three prisoners escape from Missouri jail after attacking guard; police search ongoing
• Healthy again, cornerback Deandre Baker grateful for 2nd chance with Kansas City Chiefs
• Amid ‘firefight’ for lives, Mizzou coach Eli Drinkwitz boldly advocates vaccination
• K-9 dies after fiery crash with suspected drunk driver in Michigan, police say
• Former Lawrence resident misses out on medals in Olympic 100-meter breaststroke final
• When it comes to persuading the vaccine skeptics, family and friends are key
• Cleveland Indians name change is attempt to ‘erase our history,’ Ohio sheriff says
• At least 17 COVID cases linked to country music festival, Michigan officials say
• ‘Dangerously hot conditions’: Kansas City metro remains under excessive heat warning
• 15-year-old girl critically injured in ‘hill jumping’ crash in Kansas City
• What to expect from Kansas City Chiefs rookies this year as they open training camp
• Letters: KC readers discuss Bob Meneilly, vaccine hesitancy and US life expectancies
• ‘Second chance at life’: ‘Kidney swap’ kept Hollywood actor from Kansas City alive
• Emery, Bird, Thayer met the wrecking ball. Did it save other Kansas City landmarks?
• ‘Amazing potential’: Signs of life at troubled Park Reserve development in Kansas City
• Whit Merrifield hopes he’s still with the Kansas City Royals when the winning starts
• Daniel Lynch pitches a gem for Kansas City Royals vs. Tigers in return to the majors
• KU’s Bill Self feeling ‘fine’ at home in Lawrence; assistants recruited over weekend
• Faithful head to Lebanon, Kansas, center of mainland U.S., to pray for America
• Rodrock’s Stonebridge is a new-home haven for growing families
• First three of six new models now open in south Overland Park
• Terrybrook Farms’ diverse offerings include maintenance-provided living in The Manor neighborhood, debuting this fall.