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September 8, 2021

• How does the new KCI airport look, with construction halfway done? Take a tour with us
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Check out this week’s schedule of high school football games around Kansas City metro
• A Kansas City Royals fan caught a huge rat in the stands during game in Baltimore
• Podcast on 1977 Royals recalls Kissing Bandit, Mr. K’s generosity, epic winning streak
• Kansas officials reject limiting nurses’ extra pay to hospitals without vaccine rules
• New clue emerges in search for man accused of killing Missouri teacher, her daughter
• Liberty police seek help to find missing, endangered 90-year-old man
• Man handcuffed in altercation after a Missouri school board meeting on masks
• Johnson County school district is ‘discriminatory’ in its COVID rules, lawyers claim
• Olathe teacher guilty of stalking after grade-schooler says she still has nightmares
• Even 20 years later, the 9/11 attacks still shock KC’s conscience. What has changed?
• Olathe man gets 31 years in death of mom whose 58-pound body was covered with bed sores
• 32-year-old man killed near 19th and Vine streets on night of his birthday
• Woman runs over husband during argument before calling 911, Oklahoma cops say
• Independence woman accused of killing boyfriend flees house arrest, authorities say
• What the Vegas odds say about the KC Chiefs’ Super Bowl chances and their 2021 season
• Kansas AG aides attended ‘war games’ summit where group planned response to Biden win
• How 3 Ohio veterans saved 150 Afghan allies and their families — using only the internet
• Garbage truck smashes into building, exposing secret marijuana farm, Michigan cops say
• Teacher says he was asked to not discuss his sexuality — so he left Missouri school
• COVID vaccine live updates: Here’s what to know in Missouri on Sept. 8
• Gay teacher says Missouri district threatened firing if he brought ‘personal agenda’ to class
• Motorcyclist killed in crash after fleeing traffic stop, Kansas City police say
• Kansas City police find missing 13-year-old last seen Tuesday night
• KU student body president says ‘death to America.’ Might such rhetoric accomplish that?
• Missouri gun culture makes kids shooting kids as normal as cotton candy at a carnival
• With opener near, Kansas City Chiefs’ Tyrann Mathieu remains on reserve/COVID-19 list
• Unmasked man refuses to leave city meeting and asks to be arrested, Arkansas cops say
• Watch out for invasive beetles with giant antennae, Missouri wildlife officials say
• Former NFL lineman says Cleveland Browns ‘are built’ to beat Kansas City Chiefs
• Chiefs will have special helmet decals Sunday as NFL recognizes 9/11 anniversary
• SportsBeat KC: K-State impressed in opening-game win; KU did too, by simply not losing
• Police investigate overnight homicide near Kansas City’s 18th & Vine
• Kansas City things to do: Festivals galore, Bill Burr, Doobie Brothers, piano star
• This Kansas City group shows you don’t need steel caskets, concrete vaults for burial
• Letters: Readers discuss business’ COVID policies, KC pot laws and Children’s Mercy
• ‘Prisoners in their home:’ Overland Park student still hopes family can escape Kabul
• Breakout year? The Kansas City Chiefs expect these guys to fill bigger roles in 2021
• Interactive: Take a virtual tour with this 3-D model of the new KCI airport terminal
• ‘Couldn’t read the future’: How changing times influenced history of KC’s airports
• Kansas City Royals’ Mike Matheny crossed paths with all three Hall of Fame inductees
• Early deficit too much for Kansas City Royals to overcome in loss to Orioles
• Jackson Kowar got ‘too cute’ early in Kansas City Royals’ loss to Orioles
• Kansas City Star introduces new beat reporter to cover Missouri Tigers athletics
• Mizzou Tigers’ Blaze Alldredge has big debut at linebacker against Central Michigan
• Multiple Kansas City area health code violations: Jazz A Louisiana Kitchen, Lanna Thai
• Kansas Jayhawks football struggled with its run game in the season opener. Here’s why
• Roy Williams salutes former KU forward Paul Pierce, who will be enshrined Saturday