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July 27, 2021

• If the feds look, they’ll find many civil rights violations by Kansas City police
• Judge weighs Kansas COVID-era emergency response enforcement as attorney general appeals
• Going to see Garth Brooks at Arrowhead? Here’s what to know about your COVID safety
• An outlier in Johnson County, Shawnee Mission to mandate masks for elementary students
• ‘That’s actually harmful’: Prosecutor tells KCPD board small drug cases are not wanted
• Kansas City Chiefs veterans report for training camp, look forward to putting on pads
• Victim of double shooting at Blue Springs park now in critical condition, police say
• Mayor Lucas wants to raise KCPD officer pay — and identify which city they live in
• What’s behind Sterk’s departure from Missouri? The answer may be hidden in plain view
• Teresa Loar’s plan would spend an additional $45 million on Kansas City police
• Letters: Readers discuss worthless opinions, pollution and honoring the KC Monarchs
• Missouri AG: judge’s ruling and release of reform school owners ‘completely improper’
• Jackson County will require its employees to be vaccinated or get regular tests
• Seismic athletic move by Oklahoma, Texas rattles political field in Kansas
• Kansas City police board loosens residency rule. But Kansas is not included
• Missouri attorney general sues St. Louis over masks, but decision could take months
• Kansas City metro saw 600 more COVID cases in a day. That hasn’t happened since January
• ‘Updates soon’: Mayor Quinton Lucas says city is looking at new CDC COVID guidance
• COVID news: New CDC guidance, school masks in JoCo, and safety at Garth Brooks show
• Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes buys ownership stake in Sporting Kansas City soccer team
• Kansas City police board rejects Kansas residency option, but the idea isn’t dead yet
• As delta surges, Kansas health officials retain power; challenge heads to Supreme Court
• Southwest Missouri COVID update: Major hospitals are treating almost 300 patients
• Placing ‘hedge bets’: How Missouri’s governor is talking his way through delta surge
• Police chase leads to crashes closing I-35 in Kansas City’s Northland Tuesday morning
• As delta strain drives the current COVID-19 spike, here’s what concerns the CDC
• ‘No end in sight.’ Missouri officials resort to incentives to spur COVID vaccinations
• Would Kansas City Royals trade Whit Merrifield? Here’s what Dayton Moore said about it
• SportsBeat KC: Why the Royals are hot again and who might be on the trading block
• Jorge Soler powers Kansas City Royals to sixth consecutive win with two-homer game
• SportsBeat Live: The Royals are in one of those mood swings. This one leans happy
• Kansas City Royals’ Brad Keller feels like a different pitcher than a few months ago
• Highs and lows of Sterk’s Mizzou Tigers tenure (a lot has happened in the last 5 years)
• Former KU football coach Mark Mangino hopes Big 12 can survive loss of OU and Texas
• QuikTrip to demolish former Kansas City Applebee’s for new store on busy metro street
• Whataburger plans another Kansas City metro location. It’s 1 of 7 spots in the works
• J. Rieger & Co. expanding: New garden bar nods to iconic Kansas City amusement park
• This is the No. 1 hospital in Kansas City for 12th year, according to national ranking
• Who will care for special-needs loved one when you’re unable? Consider these factors
• Summer spending catching up to you? Here are some simple ways to cut your budget
• Mayor willing to do ‘everything we can’ to keep basketball tournaments in Kansas City