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September 1, 2021

• Watch now: Join a discussion on school funding and gun violence in Missouri
• Missouri prosecutor to file assault charges against Agape Boarding School staffers
• Kansas City banks reach out to low-income homebuyers as assistance programs vanish
• Top Missouri election official wants ban on helping voters fix absentee ballot mistakes
• Employees at Kansas City area health system have until Dec. 1 to get a COVID shot
• Think you know Kansas City news? Take our weekly quiz and see how you stack up (Sept. 15)
• He’s ‘definitely a sexual predator’: Former KCK cop says colleague assaulted her, too
• We can get Kansas City children back in school, but it’s going to take all of us
• Kansas City Chiefs special-team players used a fake rattlesnake to scare teammates
• KC Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes could make big jump in NFL record book in three career stats
• Tips for first-time homebuyers in Kansas City’s highly competitive housing market 
• COVID-19 updates: Overland Park police officer dies, businesses hesitate on vaccine rule
• Kevin Strickland’s innocence claim hearing postponed after AG asks court for delay
• Missouri has high rate of unintentional child shootings, study says. See how it ranks
• How does your house compare? Map of Kansas City shows average price by ZIP code
• Kansas high school football teams kick off their seasons: here’s the schedule + scores
• Got Labor Day weekend plans in Kansas City? Loads of festivals, concerts, theater
• Jeff Colyer drops out of the race for Kansas governor. What’s next?
• Woman flown to hospital after man stabs her in the chest with sword, Kentucky cops say
• Kansas City man gets 35 years in fatal Independence shooting, prosecutors say
• 19-year-old identified as homicide victim found by pedestrian in Kansas City, Kansas
• KCPD claims it will run out of money if budget sticks. Mayor says ‘totally incorrect’
• These two linemen could be ready for the Kansas City Chiefs’ season opener vs. Browns
• KC Chiefs’ Mathieu lands on NFL’s COVID list. He’s been fully vaccinated, per source
• Kansas, Missouri National Guard deployed to Louisiana for help with hurricane recovery
• Overland Park policeman who died from COVID was not vaccinated. Most OP officers are
• COVID cases among children rising as Missouri Delta variant wave enters fifth month
• Family of Kansas City woman who died from COVID urges other pregnant women to get vaccine
• ‘It’s amazing to me’: Kansas, Missouri health leaders slam ivermectin as COVID cure
• Kansas City homes are selling for more than ever before; is there any end in sight?
• Kansas City’s fastest rising home prices are in this usually affordable area
• At 59, bus driver’s ‘lifelong dream’ of homeownership challenged by soaring prices
• Overland Park woman found dead after condo fire, officials say
• 23-year-old Overland Park police officer dies of COVID after long hospitalization
• Kansas City Royals’ minor-leaguer hits a home run despite breaking his bat
• Hiker finds way out of national forest after being lost two days, Arkansas sheriff says
• Marijuana madness, KC style: North of the bridge, jail time. South of it, a free ride
• Anti-masker who blamed immigrants for COVID-19 is hospitalized after maskless meeting
• 19-year-old kills parents before jumping to his death off Oklahoma bridge, cops say
• Near-total abortion ban goes into effect in Texas. Will Missouri be next?
• Police identify 51-year-old woman as victim of condo fire in Overland Park
• Homicide victim found under tree in Kansas City, Kansas, hours after gunfire heard
• Kansas City Chiefs set their 16-player practice squad: track the latest signings here
• Letters: Readers discuss COVID in Olathe schools, Overland Park police, Google bigot
• Kansas City’s hot real estate market pricing out many first-time, low-income buyers
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Here is a look at Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill’s home in Florida
• John Albers’ mom says Johnson County nonprofit breaks law with police shooting meetings
• COVID-19 surge has hospitals stretching oxygen supplies, scrambling for ventilators
• Kansas City Royals’ Jakob Junis back starting in majors at end of a ‘whirlwind’ year
• Kansas City Royals offense handcuffed by Plesac as they drop series opener to Indians
• New look Missouri Tigers defense doesn’t want to pick up where it left off
• Twin Peaks restaurant and bar plans a Kansas City location, its third in the metro
• Multiple Kansas City area health code violations: Dagwood’s Cafe, Hen House, Dunkin
• SportsBeat KC: After a decade of futility, there’s only one way to go for KU football
• Former KU basketball standout Perry Ellis inducted into Wichita Sports Hall of Fame
• Kansas Jayhawks, Missouri Tigers two of 10 teams in running for Chandler Jackson