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September 29, 2021

• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Who’s tougher on China? Issue becomes first flashpoint of Missouri GOP Senate primary
• Missouri auditor Galloway sues state board over investigation prompted by Hawley audit
• ‘Shit show’: KCI concessions contract approved, heads to council after dramatic meeting
• No MLB franchise’s minor-league teams won more 2021 titles than the Kansas City Royals
• New Chiefs receiver Josh Gordon shows off Kansas City jersey he’ll be wearing
• Some Dollar Tree items could soon cost more than $1, CEO says. What to know
• Kansas City, Kansas, man sentenced for attacking ATF agent during undercover operation
• Funeral directors see too much senseless death. Here’s how they try to save lives
• Emanuel Cleaver: Compromise essential on spending, tax bills tying Congress in knots
• University of Kansas freshman charged in alleged rape at Lawrence campus dorm
• KC Chiefs coach Andy Reid on his health: ‘I guess I’ll start with my injury report’
• KC Chiefs’ Willie Gay ‘making progress’; cornerback Fenton in concussion protocol
• Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes ‘excited’ about addition of receiver Josh Gordon
• SportsBeat KC: Here’s what Andy Reid said about his illness, and acquiring Josh Gordon
• Want to go to Kansas City’s 34th annual Holiday Mart? Here’s where and when it will be
• Advocates say intellectually disabled Missouri murderer should not be executed next week
• Human body parts found during raid on drug house, Ohio cops say. ‘Truly sinister’
• Kansas City hospital mandated COVID shots for employees. Here’s how many left instead
• Missouri high court asked to strike down rules that stymied vote on abortion law
• Want to see ‘Wicked’ in Kansas City? Here’s when and where to get tickets
• It sounded like a gunshot went off — but then an Oklahoma trooper saw feathers flying
• Kansas City things to do: The Rep’s outdoor ‘Ghost Light,’ Holiday Mart, Oktoberfest
• Would a luxury hotel increase Kansas City population? That’s the latest developer pitch
• Think you know Kansas City news? Take our weekly quiz and see how you stack up (Sept. 29)
• Trust is the price KCK officials paid to stop candidates from contesting the election
• Check out the scores from high school football games around KC in Kansas, Missouri
• Ex-Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil says Jared Allen used to drive Gunther Cunningham crazy
• What You Missed Last Night: Cardinals make playoffs after having ‘negative 400%’ chance
• Want to keep Johnson County a great place to live? Then help solve affordable housing
• Letters: Readers discuss Biden’s mandate, Chick-fil-A at KCI and Trump’s ‘big lie’
• Morticians beef up security as violence, fueled by revenge, escalates at funerals
• How Black funeral homes in Kansas City and around the U.S. work to make a difference
• What you can do: Here’s how to get involved in Kansas City area anti-crime efforts
• Can’t afford a funeral for a loved one? Here’s where to get financial help
• Kansas City Royals extend center fielder Michael A. Taylor’s contract through 2023
• Lopez delivers go-ahead run in 8th inning as Kansas City Royals beat the Indians
• Salvador Perez is just a swing away from tying Kansas City Royals home run record
• Kansas City Royals lose Brady Singer to arm injury, but optimistic about prognosis
• KU Jayhawks’ McCormack on Late Night: He expects ‘chaos, pandemonium’ Friday evening
• Kansas City area health code violations: King’s Table, Sushi Karma, ABC Cafe, more
• Former Missouri Tigers QB Shawn Robinson is making an impact at safety