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October 2, 2022

• Kansas City Chiefs claim victory over Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV rematch
• Couple wake up to airplane wheel by their bed after deadly Cessna crash in Minnesota
• Man who allegedly shot and injured Excelsior Springs police officer dies
• KC Chiefs’ Marquez Valdes-Scantling will play vs. Buccaneers. Here are the inactives
• Five Chiefs players will wear a special flag decal on their helmets in next two games
• Here is who national experts are predicting will win KC Chiefs-Buccaneers game
• Fishermen furious after weights found in cheating angler’s fish, tournament video shows
• They were denied disability benefits after medical exams in KC. But was it fraud?
• 10 tips for applying for Social Security Disability: What to do, what to know
• Police officer among 2 people hospitalized after shooting Saturday in Excelsior Springs
• One dead, two injured following two-vehicle crash that sparked fire in Kansas City
• A president died in bed with her. This new book delves into sex, society and murder
• Had a hard time getting Social Security Disability? KC Star wants to hear from you
• Person found fatally shot late Saturday in Independence, police say
• Suspicious death under investigation after body found following fire in Jackson County
• Kansas football enters AP poll at No. 19, one slot ahead of No. 20 Kansas State
• Edward Chow of KCK, a veteran who overcame racism to build tech business, dies at 83
• Police detain person of interest in Northeast Kansas City homicide Saturday night
• Grades from Kansas Jayhawks’ 14-11 win over Iowa State and looking ahead to TCU
• ESPN College GameDay is headed to KU’s Lawrence campus for the first time in football
• Kansas Jayhawks ride 2 TDs (and some struggles by Iowa State’s kicker) to a 5-0 record
• KC Royals’ Max Castillo gives up a 6-run inning ignited by local product Will Brennan
• Sal Perez homers, collects 4 hits and Kris Bubic tosses 5 scoreless in KC Royals’ win
• So, so close: Missouri Tigers take top-ranked Georgia to the wire before falling 26-22
• Grades from Missouri’s 26-22 loss to top-ranked Georgia and a look ahead to Florida
• Why the Missouri Tigers are disappointed, but not discouraged, after loss to Georgia