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September 15, 2021

• Royals fans share thoughts about a potential ballpark in downtown Kansas City
• Reba McEntire rescued after stairs collapse in Oklahoma historic building, video shows
• Letters: KC readers discuss Eric Schmitt’s ‘fight,’ Chiefs teamwork, useless gun laws
• The Missouri school district where I used to teach targeted me simply for being gay
• We can change when we move toward the middle — and try to listen to one another again
• Halloween begins in Kansas City with haunted houses, more. Also: American Royal BBQ
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Tyrann Mathieu, Frank Clark returned to practice field Wednesday
• What You Missed Last Night: Wacky NL wild-card race, ex-Chief on the move, Kiss tribute
• Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce lends his voice to a washing machine that speaks
• Missouri lawmakers blocked federal gun laws. Will they try same with Biden vaccine rules?
• Patrick Mahomes, Alex Smith talk fatherhood, time as Chiefs teammates in ESPN interview
• Thrown into NFL action, KC Chiefs (and former Mizzou) linebacker Nick Bolton made plays
• Gun violence is one reason why Missouri must provide more school funding, panel says
• Congress moving in on huge spending, tax package. Will it cross the finish line?
• GoFundMe pulls campaign meant to cover legal fees for mask-defiant Blue Springs cafe
• KCPD board system deprives African Americans of police control, new lawsuit says
• Interactive: Explore the neighborhoods awaiting Kansas City streetcar extension
• Photos: From horse-drawn to electric, streetcars were once a staple of Kansas City
• In a rapidly changing Midtown, some fear Streetcar expansion will price out neighbors
• Missouri lotto winners can remain anonymous, so why not vaccine lottery winners?
• Royals’ owner asks community to kick the tires on a downtown baseball stadium
• Teen football player ‘struggling to breathe’ as COVID hospitalizes him, Missouri mom says
• KC Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes named AFC Offensive Player of the Week
• Wife drunkenly hit husband’s truck picking him up at his drunken crash, Indiana cops say
• Ex-Blue Springs High School employee gets 22 years for producing, sharing child porn
• Kansas Speedway will play host to two NASCAR Cup Series races again in 2022
• 800 hellbenders with large mouths and strong jaws freed into Missouri waters, zoo says
• Threats, fights, a recall election: Kansas City region school boards face heat of COVID decisions
• SportsBeat KC: KSU’s Skylar Thompson can’t catch a break + meet new Mizzou beat writer
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• ‘Feeling the burnout’: 10% of KU Health System respiratory therapists quit amid COVID
• Blue Springs cafe will get new judge for mask-order case as it remains open in defiance
• Is KU committed to ending college rape culture? Admins say yes. Students don’t buy it
• Sexual battery near University of Kansas campus under investigation: police
• Independence police identify critically shot officer as 22-year-old trainee
• Suspect dead and Independence police officer injured in shooting, Missouri patrol says
• Check out scores from 9/17 high school football games around KC in Kansas and Missouri
• Sixth child dies of COVID-19 in Missouri as kids account for up to a third of new cases
• ‘It’ll be amazing’: Midtown businesses hope streetcar benefits worth wait, construction
• How Kansas City is paying for the Main Street streetcar expansion. Does it impact you?
• After ‘twists and turns,’ Kansas City Southern agrees to merge with Canadian railroad
• Homers from Perez, Dozier and Isbel help Kansas City Royals overcome six-run deficit
• Salvador Perez shows off ‘clutch gene’ with timely home runs for Kansas City Royals
• Here’s how JJ Picollo will work under Dayton Moore as Kansas City Royals’ new GM
• Top KU Jayhawks football signee had bigger role Game 2. Here’s how he wants to improve
• KU Jayhawks Big 12 men’s basketball schedule released. Here are the Big Monday games
• KU men’s basketball coaches visit Adem Bona in advance of his weekend trip to Lawrence
• Kansas City area health code violations: Naree Thai, Tacos El Matador, O’Neill’s, more
• ‘We lost, but all is not lost’: Drinkwitz, Mizzou Tigers keep focus on building program
• ‘No means no’: KU protest over fraternity continues after alleged sexual assault