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September 17, 2021

• The Washington Football Team trolled the Giants on Twitter after Thursday’s game
• What You Missed Last Night: Giants’ awful penalty, Lloyd’s 5 goals, Cubs’ bad history
• AG Eric Schmitt, why are you keeping other innocent Missourians like me in prison?
• Letters: Readers discuss voter fraud allegations, honoring veterans and KC weed codes
• No use even asking Gov. Parson not to execute Ernest Johnson because he’s disabled
• KC Council unanimously approves raising minimum wage of city employees to $15 an hour
• Missouri’s parole process for youth sentenced to life is unconstitutional, court says
• ‘Extensive closures’ coming next week as part of Buck O’Neil bridge replacement in KC
• A 70-year-old man who was shot in June has died. His son is charged with murder
• First family of Afghan refugees has arrived in Kansas City, Mayor Quinton Lucas says
• SportsBeat KC: Summer of Salloi continues, and KC NWSL invests in new training facility
• NFL Network analyst gushes over Trey Smith while breaking down film from Chiefs debut
• Woman killed, two children injured in hit-and-run crash in Kansas City
• Man shot in Kansas City’s East Swope Highlands neighborhood dies, according to police
• KC Chiefs’ Frank Clark, Tyrann Mathieu on track to make season debuts against Ravens
• KC Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens: Will injuries play major factor? Here’s our prediction
• What must the Kansas City Chiefs do to beat the Ravens? Some keys to monitor Sunday
• Rolling average for new COVID-19 cases in Kansas City metro sees small uptick
• ‘We lost a guardian.’ COVID kills Oklahoma fire chief who served for 38 years, mayor says
• KCPD and Jackson County prosecutor seek cooperation after Independence officer’s death
• Sen. Roger Marshall will hold town halls in the KC region on Saturday
• Kansas City Council to study new fees on developers to fund affordable housing
• Kansas leader fans unfounded fear that Afghan refugees are diseased terrorists
• Kansas City will give paid leave to vaccinated employees who test positive for COVID
• Protest at KU Health System opposes decision to require COVID vaccines for employees
• Judge rules against Missouri AG; Strickland innocence case to be heard in Jackson County
• One kayaker dead and another remains missing at Lake Superior, Michigan officials say
• Former MDOT employee is first Missouri defendant to plead guilty in Capitol riot case
• ‘Such a great heart’: Hometown remembers Independence police officer slain in shooting
• Thousands line roads to pay respects to Missouri Marine killed in Kabul suicide bombing
• Kansas City Royals put Brady Singer on IL and promote Jonathan Heasley from minors
• Michael A. Taylor returns to Kansas City Royals lineup, Olivares sent down to minors
• Five-star wide receiver recruit Luther Burden includes Missouri Tigers in top three
• Four-star rated Blue Valley recruit Aidan Shaw commits to Missouri Tigers basketball
• Stockyards Brewing, Chick-fil-A, Bo Lings, Urban Cafe: What brands to expect at new KCI
• What will replace Macy’s in Prairie Village? These businesses could be moving in
• Nation’s first Flip’d by IHOP to open in Kansas City region with pancake bar, burgers
• Run-DMC to perform at KU Jayhawks’ Late Night in the Phog. Here are the details
• How will KU Jayhawks men’s basketball fare this season? Here are several predictions
• Warts and all: Here’s how to care for that perfect orange globe or bumpy gourd