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July 28, 2021

• If KU officials won’t take COVID seriously enough, this student will
• What are your questions about mandatory masks in Kansas City? We’ll get answers
• City employees required to be vaccinated or get COVID-19 tests, Kansas City policy says
• SportsBeat Live, Chiefs edition, begins streaming today at 3 p.m. Join us for the show
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce receives swag box for being part of Madden ’99 Club’
• A rare trading card of Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes sells for $4.3 million
• Kansas City will have a mask mandate. Here’s when it starts and how it applies to you
• Kansas City COVID-19 transmission rates meet CDC recommendation for public mask-wearing
• Mystery from above. Week 7, it’s a tough one. Can you identify this KC landmark?
• Is Kansas City’s mask mandate the right move? Officials at KU health system say so
• How will Kansas City enforce its mask mandate and are you exempt? Here’s what we know
• Johnson County reviewing federal COVID-19 guidance as Kansas City announces mask order
• Missouri attorney general seeks quick, early ruling on St. Louis County mask mandate
• Journalists kicked off call where Kansas City area leaders discussed COVID-19, masks
• KU recommends students, staff mask up indoors following CDC, Douglas County guidance
• COVID-19 surge means Kansas City to mandate masks. What about your part of the metro?
• Hobby Lobby bought ancient stolen tablet with tale of Gilgamesh. The feds are taking it
• Wyandotte County leaders to meet in special session to discuss COVID health measures
• Kansas D.A. refuses to prosecute under new law that halted voter registration drives
• Kansas City federal prosecutors plan workarounds to new Missouri gun law, emails show
• Eric Schmitt lawsuit targeting St. Louis mask mandates riddled with data errors
• KC Chiefs prioritize mental health as Simone Biles withdraws from Olympic all-around
• Kansas City Chiefs place second player on NFL’s reserve/COVID-19 list as camp kicks off
• Two rookies on the O-line? Here’s who started for the Kansas City Chiefs to open camp
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Tyrann Mathieu prefers to focus on football, not contract extension
• Lists of abusive Catholic priests remain obscure and incomplete. That must change
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Andy Reid supports former assistant Eugene Chung amid racism claim
• Federal court says Missouri owes $1.1 million in legal fees for voter registration case
• Faith leaders call for federal civil rights probe into Kansas City police misconduct
• Learn from Surfside, Kansas City. Fix crumbling City Hall garage, add fire sprinklers
• Big 12’s fate under the microscope in Kansas City, where the conference comes to play
• Are the rumors true? Are Wyandotte County state lawmakers living elsewhere illegally?
• Kansas City man charged with possessing stolen Westport gun related to string of thefts
• Missouri attorney general promises to sue over upcoming Kansas City mask mandate
• ESPN analyst sees Chiefs as good fit for Xavien Howard, who wants out of Miami
• The rest of the world is much closer to Kansas than it appears. That demands leadership
• Latest COVID-19 news: Kansas City mask requirements, cases surging and low vaccine rate
• SportsBeat KC: Breaking down the Big 12’s future, assuming there is one for this league
• U.S. gymnast Simone Biles said she got the ‘twisties.’ Here is what that means.
• Kansas City’s heat index to soar near 110 degrees. Here’s the latest weather update
• Former Big 12 coaches Bill Snyder, Bob Stoops weigh in on conference’s realignment
• Letters: KC readers discuss coping with heat, Dr. Bob Meneilly’s lessons and ICU beds
• Things to do around Kansas City: Samantha Fish and wine, Louis C.K. and more comedy
• Huge home explosion kills 1, displacing residents in Wisconsin town, officials say
• Overland Park man dies after motorcycle crash on Kansas City highway, police say
• St. Louis County Council votes to overturn indoor mask mandate
• Southwest Missouri hospital morgues fill as COVID-19 death count climbs
• Kansans have a proud history, and we can withstand an honest look at our mistakes
• Kansas City businessmen transforming historic Public Works buildings in Jazz District 
• Kansas City’s new Third Street Social opening with fried chicken, Mississippi catfish
• An 8th Whataburger is in the works for the Kansas City metro. Is it near you?
• Kansas City area health code violations: Brass Rail Sports Bar, a Texas Tom’s, more
• Mizzou men’s basketball: The SEC schedule is out, and here’s who the Tigers are facing
• Cerner Corp. plans to sell off major Kansas City area campus after move to hybrid work
• Kansas City, Kansas, company pays settlement for hazardous waste violations
• FedEx to hire more than 950 employees across Kansas City area
• Can former KU Jayhawk Marcus Garrett’s stellar defense get him drafted by NBA team?
• ESPN.com’s No 4-ranked basketball prospect, who is considering KU, sets decision date
• After winning U.S. Olympic trials, KU’s Mason Finley goes for discus glory in Japan
• Kansas City Royals’ bullpen coughs up lead after Brad Keller’s stellar birthday start
• Kansas governor requires masks for state employees, stops short of new statewide mandate