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September 24, 2021

• KC-area school’s pro-slavery petition is exactly why kids need the hard truth on race
• Gift of time: Lost to COVID-19, this Olathe football coach is remembered for devotion
• Duke Blue Devils ended decade-long hoops tradition. It’ll impact this Missouri team
• Kansas City’s Ollie Gates and Arthur Bryant inducted into Barbecue Hall of Fame
• Kansas City area official who died from COVID was unvaccinated, ‘felt he was immune’
• Are you at risk at a Kansas City Chiefs game or outdoor show? COVID experts weigh in
• Missouri budgeted money to help disabled children without home nurses. It hasn’t happened
• Lawrence police release incident report of alleged sex assault at KU frat house
• How the site of an 1870s German beer garden became this iconic Kansas City destination
• Chiefs will have Eric Stonestreet, Melissa Etheridge at Sunday’s game against Chargers
• SportsBeat KC: Some Chiefs issues are more fixable than others, so can we relax some?
• Two-headed snake named Tiger-Lily to celebrate another birthday in Missouri captivity
• How the Kansas City Chiefs can ensure they beat Chargers, avoid 1-2 start to season
• 21-year-old man arrested in unintentional shooting death of Lawrence toddler: police
• Chiefs-Chargers prediction: Who will walk off the field with a losing streak Sunday?
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Frank Clark has new hamstring injury, coach says ... to other leg
• The Kansas City Council needs a fundamental rethink. Here’s how to do it fairly
• Why Kansas City Chiefs’ Steve Spagnuolo is right man to turn his own defense around
• Arizona ‘audit’ found more Biden votes. Greitens still wants to overturn the election
• The Plaza Art Fair returns to Kansas City this weekend. Here’s what you should know
• ‘Action needs to be taken’: Park Hill school board hears from public on racist petition
• After defying Jackson County on mask and health orders, Blue Springs cafe is closed
• Sexual assault reported early Friday at the University of Missouri
• ‘We must move forward’: At funeral, police pay respects to slain Independence officer
• In fiery letter, Schmitt says county prosecutor won’t ‘seek justice’ for Agape victims
• Rolling average for new COVID-19 cases in KC metro on slow but steady decline
• 19-year-old arrested on suspicion of rape in University of Kansas dorm: police
• Haunted house actor who used real knife as prop to scare guests stabs boy, Ohio cops say
• COVID vaccine live updates: Here’s what to know in Missouri on Sept. 24
• ‘A big family’: First responders pay respects to slain Independence police officer
• Drawing fair legislative districts is crucial. This Kansas GOP leader once knew that
• Letters: Readers discuss family planning, rape victims and homeless Kansas Citians
• For KC Chiefs to beat Chargers, they must defend run better, and run better themselves
• What You Missed Last Night: ‘MNF’ playoff game; KC prospect hits 39th HR; Mahomes tied
• Watch: SportsBeat Live discusses how Chiefs, coming off a rare loss, can fix problems
• Funeral services to be held Friday for slain Independence officer Blaize Madrid-Evans
• Chiefs-Chargers players to watch Sunday: It’s all hands on deck vs. Herbert and Bolts
• 3 white Missouri officers who let police dog bite Black man face calls for charges
• Victims speak as ex-massage therapist for KU athletes is sentenced to life for sex crimes
• Kansas Jayhawks athletics announces first new team physician in over three decades
• KU, Mizzou pursue Oak Hill Academy basketball recruit, who is considering four schools
• Pining for a new tree? Here’s how, where and when to plant one