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September 30, 2021

• Why is Gov. Parson going to court to stop a records request for the number 407.1500?
• Missouri foster kids who go missing aren’t always reported, federal watchdog finds
• Rural prosecutor still wants Missouri AG’s money for abuse case, if not his advice
• Most of an Indigenous art display at KU was vandalized. Now the rest has been stolen
• Kansas City Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu compares Josh Gordon to this former NFL star
• With NFL field-goal range extended, could KC Chiefs’ Harrison Butker kick for a record?
• ‘Picking cotton’ sign spurs Olathe leader to ask parents to help district fight racism
• My Black middle-schooler was taunted over slavery in his Blue Springs classroom
• Are children buried at Johnson County Shawnee Indian Mission? Chief calls for search
• Missouri Supreme Court disqualifies local judges from hearing Kevin Strickland case
• Train slams into semi in explosion caught on video from off-duty Indiana firefighter
• Criminal charges filed over brawl in Arrowhead Stadium, Jackson County Sheriff says
• Stolen Indigenous art display at University of Kansas is recovered, authorities say
• Lee’s Summit police find missing 63-year-old woman with dementia
• Deer ‘barreled’ into 8th-grader during race in Michigan, knocking her unconscious
• Chiefs’ Andy Reid will get third crack at making NFL history on Sunday in Philadelphia
• The Kansas City Chiefs’ game against Eagles will be seen by large chunk of the nation
• Raytown High School teacher under investigation for using N-word during class
• Why Travis Kelce says, ‘When you think about doing something stupid, don’t do it’
• KC Chiefs’ Rashad Fenton, in concussion protocol, misses 2nd straight day of practice
• A Kansas City area teacher is being investigated for racial slurs. Here are other cases
• Do kids and teens get the mental health support they need? Tell us what you think
• Kansas City, Kansas, police ask for public’s help in homicide investigation of woman
• As fall racing approaches, Kansas Speedway adds second NASCAR trucks race for 2022
• This is how Royals catcher Salvador Perez’s record-tying 48th homer looked from stands
• GoFundMe launched for 24-year-old shot and killed in Lee’s Summit over the weekend
• LaMar’s Donuts answers worker walkout with hike in prices, pay. Will customers help?
• A Kansas Citian in Paris ponders what a wrapped Arc de Triomphe says about our future
• What You Missed Last Night: Dodgers make MLB history with a barrage of home runs
• Letters: Readers discuss congressional spending, KCI contracts and Manchin hypocrisy
• Looking for a favorite haunt? Downtown Lee’s Summit tour can help you with that
• College newspaper editor forced out for holding the ‘wrong’ view. What’s the lesson?
• SportsBeat KC: After a winless weekend, challenges grow for K-State, Mizzou, KU
• Letters: KC readers discuss hardworking nurses, cultural heritage and reading’s value
• On The Vine: Open your books to the chapter on Racism
• Where to get a COVID test in Kansas City area? Some are in high demand, short supply
• The McRib is returning to McDonald’s menu. Here’s when you can taste it again
• Judge denies Missouri AG request to test more fingerprints in Kevin Strickland case
• 2 former officers accused of taking bribes, smuggling drugs into Leavenworth prison
• Missouri couple accused of child abuse want home confinement eased to go to Walmart
• Poll: Would you rather have the Patriots or Buccaneers win on Sunday night?
• Man dies after being found shot in crashed vehicle in KC; homicide probe underway
• Kansas City police ask for public’s help in locating woman missing since Tuesday
• Quinton Lucas, City Council allies bet big on Canadian firm in KCI concessions battle
• Missouri Board of Curators signs off on name for indoor football practice facility
• ‘A whole new set of challenges’: Missouri Tigers prepare for high tempo Vols offense
• Kansas City Royals place Brady Singer on IL, rookie set to make first start Thursday
• Salvador Perez is back in starting lineup for Kansas City Royals following injury
• Salvador Perez ties Kansas City Royals’ home run record, then leaves game with injury
• ‘Amazing’: Salvador Perez says of tying his friend’s Royals home run record with 48
• Kansas City Royals clinch series victory despite losing Perez and Lynch to injuries
• KU’s first practice of 2021-22 preseason pleases Bill Self: ‘We’re 1-0 after today.’
• Can you remember each and every Late Night at KU? Here’s a year-by-year recap
• Actor Rob Riggle to host KU Jayhawks’ Late Night in Phog: ‘It’s going to be big’
• This Jayhawks football catch ranked 2nd on ESPN’s Top 10 plays. It’s part of a KU trend