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July 26, 2021

• ‘Mizzou had to take care of Mizzou’: Why, 10 years later, move to SEC just means more
• Truman library in Independence closes temporarily because of high COVID-19 rates
• Has the jail in your county vaccinated inmates? Here’s a list in the Kansas City area
• Truman Medical Center in Kansas City to require workers to be vaccinated for COVID
• Johnson County summer camp shut down after COVID outbreak
• 27 COVID deaths at SW Missouri hospitals this weekend means ‘extra layer of anguish’
• Children’s Mercy in Kansas City hits capacity as COVID cases continue rising in metro
• ‘Doing everything possible’ Truman Medical Centers to mandate COVID vaccine for workers
• Patrick Mahomes gets the day off at Kansas City Chiefs camp. The real work starts soon
• Missouri gun dealer charged in Capitol riot competed in shooting contest this month
• After multiple delays, help to homeless Kansas Citians is finally on the way
• Big 12 executive committee meets with university presidents from Texas and Oklahoma
• Medical groups call for mandatory COVID vaccines for health and long-term care workers
• ‘Our only recourse’: Civil rights groups call for federal investigation of KCPD
• SportsBeat KC: Chiefs begin to find answers for 2021 at training camp
• Multiple people wounded during overnight shooting at Blue Springs park
• Why Kansas City Chiefs safety Juan Thornhill sees a rebound season coming this fall
• Kansas City gets break from excessive heat but dangerous conditions return mid-week
• Shooting at Blue Springs park leaves two injured; police find blood in suspect vehicle
• ‘He loved, he loved big’: Families mourn 3 children killed in Kansas City house fire
• Former Lawrence resident misses out on medals in Olympic 100-meter breaststroke final
• Kansas City Chiefs aren’t changing name. But they’re putting Warpaint out to pasture
• Two teens arrested in death of 15-year-old found shot in back of car, Indiana cops say
• ‘Muslim-free’ gun range closes in Oklahoma. ‘Looks like hate does not pay’
• Hawley asks Supreme Court to overturn Roe as MO seeks to implement 8-week abortion ban
• COVID news: Garth Brooks, vaccines, and Children’s Mercy at capacity in Kansas City
• ‘Civil rights crisis’: Local leaders seek federal investigation of Kansas City police
• ‘Won’t shop in our grocery stores’: KCPD board to vote on loosening residency rule
• You can get your COVID-19 vaccine at the Garth Brooks concert at Arrowhead Stadium
• Kansas City Chiefs place long-snapper on reserve/COVID-19 list, sign K-State product
• ‘Lead by example’: Truman Medical Centers sends message with COVID vaccine mandate
• Zip line, riverboat tours may join plan for bars, restaurants on Kansas City bridge
• OU, UT exiting Big 12 will cause ‘seismic’ change in athletics, ex-KU interim AD says
• KU, K-State, remaining Big 12 schools face this decision about their athletic futures
• It’s official: Texas, Oklahoma leaving the Big 12, likely for SEC. Bowlsby comments
• Mizzou Tigers athletic director Jim Sterk agrees to leave post after successor found
• Mizzou Tigers stand to gain from Big 12’s loss if Texas, Oklahoma join SEC
• KU’s Bill Self feeling ‘fine’ at home in Lawrence; assistants recruited over weekend
• Keys to the series, game times as Kansas City Royals play the Chicago White Sox
• Whit Merrifield hopes he’s still with the Kansas City Royals when the winning starts