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September 23, 2021

• Kansas City played a major role in LGBT history. Removing an exhibit can’t erase that
• Their natural gas bills went up almost 13,000% — and Kansas said they’re on their own
• The strange but true story of Gabe Speier’s crazy 2021 debut with Kansas City Royals
• On The Vine: Just want to know something’s being done
• Teen with autism gets unexpected haircut at school, Indiana mom says. ‘You had no right’
• Slab for fudge was actually gravestone lost from Michigan cemetery nearly 150 years
• SportsBeat KC: K-State, Mizzou, KU hit the road looking to make statements on Saturday
• Man fatally shot in Kansas City yard early Wednesday identified by police
• If Kansas and Missouri landlords and tenants don’t get money soon, it could disappear
• Missouri lawmakers have a new plan to boot Planned Parenthood from Medicaid. Will it work?
• Court denies Missouri AG request to move Kevin Strickland hearing out of Jackson County
• Kansas Republicans want Gov. Kelly to send aid to border. Guardsmen are already there
• In Missouri and Kansas races, politics aren’t local. It’s all Washington all the time
• Kansas City Council approves end to marijuana testing for hiring most city jobs
• ‘Ready for Sunday’: all 53 Kansas City Chiefs players practice ahead of Chargers game
• Kansas City Council votes to extend mask mandate for two more weeks
• Here’s what KC-area school says about its race problem after pro-slavery petition
• This Johnson County school’s COVID protocol is a failed, deadly student experiment
• Judge orders Blue Springs cafe to close after it continuously defied mask mandate
• Wanted man breaks into homes and eats, drinks and ‘takes anything,’ Oklahoma cops say
• KC Chiefs’ Greg Lewis expresses regret for Week 1 shoving incident with Browns player
• Mother of 8 dies of COVID after ventilation. ‘They keep asking for mom,’ Ohio dad says
• Letters: Readers discuss stressed nurses, Kansas City property tax and COVID cases
• Pass it to the stars or spread the wealth? KC Chiefs have done both in opening weeks
• Kansas City man charged with murder after dispute over $10 debt: court records
• Services for Independence officer killed in line of duty to be held Thursday, Friday
• Dogs left with mouthfuls of quills after rare encounter with porcupine in Missouri
• What You Missed Last Night: Wiggins’ status in doubt; 40-HR club grows; 2-run sac fly
• Many parts of the country won’t get to see Kansas City Chiefs’ game against Chargers
• Evergy planned to add solar power and close its Lawrence plant. Why has that changed?
• Suburban Kansas City teacher charged with sexual misconduct with students
• Hunter Dozier making long-awaited adjustments as Kansas City Royals wind down season
• Former Missouri Tigers teammates will be on opposite sides for Chiefs-Chargers game
• Country Club Plaza sues Kansas City developer for $106,922 in back rent on offices
• Kansas City area health code violations: Price Chopper, Rock & Brews, Bo Lings, more
• KU Jayhawks football has changed up practice routine to address this recent issue
• KU’s Bill Self praises the Big 12’s newest members: ‘I thought they were good adds.’