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September 7, 2022

• Which KC-area high school football player had the best performance last weekend?
• New COVID boosters for omicron variants are available in Kansas City. Here’s how to get one
• 4-day weeks, virtual teachers: Staff shortage has KC schools taking desperate measures
• Why Mizzou vs. K-State, KU-West Virginia are measuring-stick games: SportsBeat podcast
• Excelsior Springs homicide suspect surrenders to authorities in northwestern Texas
• Suspect at large in Excelsior Springs shooting that killed one, injured another
• KC Chiefs enter 2022 season comfortable with overall talent, versatility in WR corps
• Unexpected KC bridge joint failure causes rush hour traffic delays in Three Trails Crossing
• Traffic alert: More lane closures expected at Three Trails Crossing in south KC
• Traffic backed up on I-470 in Kansas City during morning rush hour as bridge work starts
• Cyclists feared section of KC road without bike lane before father of 10 was killed
• Chiefs’ KC Wolf voted as the worst mascot in the NFL by fans across the country
• Woman looking for her car is tackled into parking space and raped, Indiana police say
• ‘Locomotive that we’ve seen coming’: How did KC area teacher shortage get this bad?
• Another festival-packed weekend around Kansas City: Music, Old Settlers, Spinach, more
• Democrats are to blame for rural Missouri’s woes? Republicans hold the purse strings
• If Kansas and Missouri leaders want to prove they’re pro-child, put it into action
• Who will be Kansas City Chiefs’ top receiver, RB? Take our team-leader poll and tell us
• ZIP by ZIP. Explore Kansas City from the air, one ZIP code at a time. Discover 64111
• Ready to peek at spectacular houses? Parade of Homes features Lee’s Summit gems
• Seeing ‘Wrath of Khan’ on big screen made this old journalist feel young. You can too
• 5 people died in crashes over Labor Day holiday in Missouri; Most were unrestrained
• NASCAR driver Kyle Busch comes to Kansas without a sponsor secured for 2023 Cup season
• Tips for NFL Survivor Pools in Week 1 and prizes being offered by Kansas betting sites
• After benches clear in Blue Jays-Orioles game, an unexpected peacemaker emerges
• Man used someone else’s identity to reenlist in Army, and kept it 33 years, feds say
• NASCAR racing returns to Kansas Speedway: drivers to watch in Friday’s trucks race
• How second-half bungling against Bengals shaped Chiefs’ offseason, reset bigger picture
• ‘We’ve got to find somebody’: JoCo sheriff appears to lack probable cause in election inquiry
• Missouri’s great Sunshine Law isn’t a political tool for Eric Schmitt’s Senate bid
• A closer look at the KC Chiefs’ success in season openers under head coach Andy Reid
• At Texas Tech, vision of Arizona coach Kliff Kingsbury enabled Patrick Mahomes’ career
• Audit: Kansas paid over $400 million in fraudulent unemployment, flagged real people as fraud
• Prediction time: The KC Chiefs are better. But their record? Maybe not. Here’s why
• KC Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes offers warning to anyone playing fantasy football
• No car, no problem: These are the 10 most walkable areas in Kansas City, Missouri
• A break and a pause: Here’s how to take advantage of Biden’s student debt relief
• One of John Denver’s greatest hits plays over and over at KU Jayhawks’ football practice
• Kansas Jayhawks will be featured game in annual Champions Classic doubleheader
• Former KU wing Svi Mykhailiuk producing 19.0 ppg for Team Ukraine at EuroBasket event
• Pitcher on the Kansas City Royals’ first playoff team dies at the age of 69
• Sal Perez hits 20th home run of season in KC Royals’ 4-1 loss to Cleveland Guardians
• Sal Perez joins rare group of KC Royals sluggers, but he’s more interested in winning
• Kansas City pizzeria on wheels brings the restaurant to you: ‘Truly dinner and a show’
• Coming to Chiefs games at Arrowhead: Doritos-encrusted empanadas and all sorts of BBQ
• Finalized: Mizzou Tigers unveil 2022-23 men’s basketball schedule, SEC games included
• Even after good vibes in victory, Missouri Tigers know they must clean up mistakes