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July 30, 2021

• Lee’s Summit man receives 20 years in fatal 2020 Independence shooting, prosecutors say
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes learned he made Madden ’99 Club’ from his baby daughter
• Bally Sports’ Joel Goldberg reflects on iconic Danny Duffy ‘bear suit’ interview
• Kansas City Royals broadcasters planning special ‘3-3-3’ coverage of games in Toronto
• Where are the players on the Kansas City Royals’ roster for the 2015 World Series now?
• Motorcyclist dies after Friday morning crash in Lenexa, police say
• Police: Man dies of injuries after Kansas City shooting last week; 2 suspects charged
• Patrick Mahomes calls this new Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver ‘super-talented’
• Missouri treasurer criticized federal pandemic spending after getting $1.2M in PPP loans
• Kansas City metro daily average for new COVID-19 cases surpasses peak from summer 2020
• This KCK candidate wasn’t eligible to vote for himself. Why that’s a good sign
• Naive and scared no more, UMKC’s Courtney Frerichs poised to medal at Tokyo Olympics
• Does Kansas City’s mask mandate affect the Garth Brooks concert? Here’s what we know
• These K-State, Mizzou, KU football players made preseason watch lists, all-league teams
• Patrick Mahomes is made for Kansas City, and vice versa. Why the match works so well
• Public health officials urge mask mandate for Kansas City, Kansas and Wyandotte County
• Kansas A.G. subpoenas reporter’s notes from book on wrongful murder conviction
• Top Parson deputy becomes Missouri government’s most outspoken voice for vaccination
• Kansas nursing homes violating visitation guidelines, families and advocates charge
• Chiding Bolt, KC Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill exudes Olympic swagger... but in the right sport
• Danny Duffy was a most real Royal and should be treasured in Kansas City after trade
• Kansas City Royals fans share remembrances of Danny Duffy, who was traded to Dodgers
• He went door to door for work — then man kills Indiana woman who was beheaded, cops say
• Olympic swimmer who lived in Lawrence skips mask ... but officials OK it. Here’s why
• Former Florida coach Steve Spurrier roasts Texas about leaving Big 12 for the SEC
• We’ll talk Chiefs + Patrick Mahomes on SportsBeat Live today at 3 p.m. today. Join us
• Two former Mizzou Tigers ink NBA Summer League deals. Here’s where they’re going
• Taylor Fields, longtime Kansas City labor attorney and community leader, dies at 77
• Merchandise featuring Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce is hot seller, NFLPA says
• Police ID man found dead in Kansas City apartment, investigate ‘suspicious’ death
• Kansas City Health Department investigates suspected heat-related death of a child Friday
• SportsBeat KC: Day 2 of full-squad Chiefs camp is about Chris Jones (and Pilates)
• ‘I’m anxious now’: Kansas City woman worries of mask retaliation as new mandate looms
• Letters: KC readers discuss DOJ police probe, Simone Biles and K-State’s Big 12 woes
• Unsettled. Frustrated. Changed? Tell us about your experience in the new COVID-19 wave
• In packed Overland Park election, council candidates debate development, transparency
• ‘What’s your breaking point?’: Over 300 hospitalized in SW Missouri — including kids
• Following Kansas City’s new mandate, these school districts require masks for everyone
• Former Lawrence resident Michael Andrew fades late, misses medal in Olympic 200 medley
• What are your rights as a renter in Kansas City? Here’s what you should know
• Rising cases of delta variant filling Kansas hospital beds with COVID patients
• Over a dozen vaccinated, high-risk Missouri residents among the dead in COVID surge
• As easy as Amazon: Kansas City patients can order marijuana online for home delivery
• Kansas City Royals trade Jorge Soler to Atlanta Braves at MLB deadline: details of deal
• Why the Kansas City Royals had to send cash to the Dodgers in the Danny Duffy deal
• What Kansas City Royals GM Dayton Moore said about trading away Danny Duffy
• Here’s where former KU guard Marcus Garrett is signing as an undrafted NBA free agent
• Former Blue Valley High School standout Aidan Shaw cuts list to KU, MU, four others
• KU’s Marcus Garrett isn’t taken in NBA Draft but former Jayhawk Quentin Grimes is
• QuikTrip wants to open in midtown Kansas City. Will it find a welcoming location?
• Cursing leaf disease in garden this year? Here’s the cause, though cure is not so easy