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October 6, 2022

• Biden calls on governors to pardon marijuana offenses. Will Parson and Kelly listen? 
• The Royals fired Mike Matheny. To fix 97 losses, they’ll need to change more than that
• Johnson County woman sentenced to 3 years probation after toddler dies in house fire
• Property owner shot at while trying to enter Kansas City residence after eviction: Police
• After nearly complete victory, here’s how Chiefs can get better: SportsBeat KC podcast
• Biden’s wins on infrastructure, climate and now marijuana don’t sound like failure to me
• KC Chiefs’ Harrison Butker continues to miss practice. Here’s the latest update
• Pizza shop worker gets a shot at the NFL, signs with New England Patriots
• KC Chiefs’ Lucas Niang ‘not ready’ to return to practice from PUP list, Andy Reid says
• Mother tried to drown her ‘possessed’ children in a creek, Pennsylvania police say
• Chiefs’ ‘Monday Night Football’ game will air on different local channel than in the past
• Live: Can Chiefs get better after victory over Tampa Bay? Let’s talk it out, at 10 a.m.
• Active shooter suspect taken into custody after killing hotel clerk, Michigan cops say
• Didn’t get a ticket to the sold out KU football game? Here’s where to watch in Kansas City
• One dead, two in custody after shooting Thursday afternoon at Independence gas station
• Police: Fired Olathe teacher had sex with 17-year-old student multiple times at school
• How Jalon Daniels turned his own underdog story into the story of Kansas football
• Nine candidates to be celebrity guest picker when ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ visits KU
• New Schmidt campaign ad claims Kelly cut police funding. But what do the numbers say?
• Kansas City’s Dia de los Muertos celebrations kick off on Friday and continue all month
• With firing of Mike Matheny, KC Royals have gone full circle from patience to urgency
• Kansas City man accused of killing cousin with AR-15 during Independence card game
• Worker installing drainage killed in trench collapse, feds say. Missouri company cited
• KC Water cancels precautionary boil water advisory for affected residents
• Grandma and 2-year-old grandson shot at neighborhood playground, Wisconsin cops say
• Republican nominee for Missouri auditor wants to investigate schools, ‘Critical Race Theory’
• Venue has banned weddings of LGBTQ couples. Now the Michigan city is fighting back
• ‘Last minute’ decision to buy a lottery ticket brings Indiana woman ‘sense of relief’
• Who might replace Mike Matheny as Royals manager? What experts and fans are saying
• It’s been a while, but the Jaguars are one of the best bets for Week 5 survivor pools
• A lobbyist kept Jeff City from hiking beer taxes. Big money speaks louder than voters
• Bier, Bavaria and more: Kansas City’s Oktoberfest celebrates both German and local traditions
• Kansas has two dramatically different choices for Senate. I’d never ignore the people
• Heartland Coca-Cola unveils plan to build production facility in southern Olathe
• KC Royals fire manager Mike Matheny and pitching coach Cal Eldred after last-place finish
• It’s almost KU football game day. Here’s your guide to tickets, traffic, parking and more
• ESPN GameDay appearance a reward for KU players who didn’t transfer after 2-10 season
• KU basketball coach Bill Self evaluates Jayhawks’ progress 10 days into preseason work
• Kansas football team to play before yet another home sellout crowd Saturday vs. TCU
• What’s ahead for the KU Jayhawks’ offense without injured running back Daniel Hishaw?
• This building was a Kansas City auto shop. It’s becoming a coffee shop and lounge
• You must sign a waiver to eat spiciest chicken at chain coming to Westport, Johnson Co.
• He jumped on back of a semi in Wichita, then hung on for 130 miles, Oklahoma cops say
• He jumped on back of a semi in Kansas, then hung on for 130 miles, Oklahoma cops say