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August 26, 2021

• Kansas City Council directs city manager to develop housing needs plan within 6 months 
• What works as proof of vaccination? Some Kansas City establishments require it
• I work in a Kansas City emergency room. I know who’s to blame for COVID frustration
• Wyandotte County updates COVID-19 safety guidelines. Here’s what you need to know
• Who won $10,000 in Missouri’s COVID vaccine lottery? State picks first-round winners
• Browns safety says season opener versus Kansas City Chiefs will have ‘vindictive vibe’
• Boater stepping onto dock falls in water and drowns in Lake of the Ozarks, police say
• Two-headed snake that eats from both mouths celebrates 16th birthday in Missouri
• Stray bullets fly in rural Johnson County. Now reckless shooters face $1,000 fines
• COVID-19 news: Hospitals in ‘bidding war’ over nurses, Kansas death may be 1st in U.S.
• ACT and SAT scores no longer considered for admission or merit-based scholarships at KU
• Got COVID in Kansas City? You may be eligible for same infusion treatment Trump got
• ‘GEHA Field at Arrowhead’ seeks to align with KC Chiefs’ ‘Patrick Mahomes generation’
• Capital management firm VP to join Kansas City police board, Missouri governor says
• On The Vine: All the good things and the bad things
• K-State’s student senate praised USC for beating KU, but Jayhawks have last laugh
• 5 suspected in ‘tragic’ shooting of 30-year-old man in Kansas City area, sheriff says
• Nonfatal Olathe police shooting in May was justified, Johnson County DA says
• High school football is comin’ at ya Friday: schedules for KC-area Missouri schools
• Kansas, Missouri restaurant managers indicted on federal labor violations, racketeering
• How Jody Fortson put himself in position to make the Kansas City Chiefs’ 53-man roster
• In effort to prevent wrong arrests, Kansas City police change way they use eyewitnesses
• Letters: KC readers discuss Afghanistan reality, Kansas drug bust, COVID incentives
• A Dodgers pitcher committed a balk on purpose, but the strategy failed in a big way
• Boyfriend charged in deaths of teacher and her 11-year-old daughter, Missouri cops say
• News media, including The Kansas City Star, let down Wyandotte County time and again
• SportsBeat KC: These positions are up for grabs going into final Chiefs preseason game
• They risk their lives to protect people from COVID, and yet face ridicule and attacks
• Mic’d-up Whit Merrifield praises Royals’ Salvy Perez, talks strategy with Rusty Kuntz
• ‘I thought I’d lost you’: Kansas City husband, wife survived earthquake in native Haiti
• Babysitter charged with first-degree murder in death of 4-year-old Missouri boy
• Kansas City Royals bullpen takes a hit as Josh Staumont goes on the IL
• Kansas City Royals’ Merrifield took advantage of small ballpark for his 2nd grand slam
• This former Raytown High athlete took the long road to Mizzou and it’s paying off
• KU, Mizzou join Kentucky and others on the recruiting list of elite big man Adem Bona
• KU Jayhawks Q&A: NCAA case, surprise football player pick + a Lance Leipold analogy
• Sources: Texas-based steakhouse wants to move in next to Johnson County Hereford House