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October 4, 2023

• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• It’s good, but why has Kelce become ‘Mr. Pfizer’ in a sea of anti-vax sentiment? | Opinion
• NASCAR at Kansas Speedway: Series schedule for 2024 again offers 2 race weekends in KCK
• Week 6: Vote now for your Kansas City area high school football player of the week
• 6 men charged with alleged Kansas City fentanyl dealer in overdose deaths of 3 metro teens
• ‘Art has a way of connecting people.’ This event showcases work of nearly 60 artists
• How to watch Kansas City Chiefs vs. Minnesota Vikings: Kickoff time, TV, betting odds
• Chiefs safety Bryan Cook excelled as last line of defense in big play against Jets
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Travis Kelce makes it clear his Cincy-BYU jersey bet wasn’t made at Chiefs facility
• Why Patrick Mahomes’ first pass — aimed at a Jets defender — worked so well for Chiefs
• Shawnee Mission high school teacher found dead in home Friday, officials say
• Former KCKPD detective Golubski hospitalized. Victims fear he’ll die before trial | Opinion
• Showers, thunderstorms linger in the Kansas City area; patchy frost possible this weekend
• Jackpot lottery win leaves Michigan woman in disbelief. ‘I just stared at the ticket’
• 12-year-old dies after hitting his head biking at skate park, North Dakota cops say
• Missouri man seriously injured after crashing into cow in Henry County early Tuesday
• Presidential strikeout: Former union contract negotiator says Biden made things worse | Opinion
• Want to raise money for Lee’s Summit schools? Lace up those running or walking shoes
• One pup, senior dog and a cat invite you to consider the joys of adopting a pet
• The cost is spooky: Halloween is the second biggest commercial holiday in the U.S.
• Rock-solid bond: These teens aren’t embarrassed to attend concerts with Mom and Dad
• A rare ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse is coming. How will it look from Kansas and Missouri?
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes won’t rule out an Aaron Rodgers return to the Jets this season
• Kansas elections official tells Johnson County to stop auto-sending ballot applications
• ‘Obvious blind spots:’ KC district didn’t protect student killed at school, lawsuit says
• Pastor sexually abused teen girl and threatened her not to tell, Oklahoma cops say
• What makes Mill Valley football’s Jayden Woods ‘one of most driven kids’ in recent years
• Chris Jones has novel idea on how to help Chiefs in short yardage: Give him the ball
• It sure sounds like the Royals will have a busy offseason. It’s about time
• Wife found stabbed to death in SUV at gas station, Michigan cops say. Husband charged
• Fisherman vanishes in Wisconsin, cops say. He’s found dead a week later
• Sen. Eric Schmitt blames Democrats, but then votes against preventing the shutdown | Opinion
• Empty fishing boat going in circles leads to discovery of 2 bodies, Wisconsin cops say
• Concerned about Chiefs’ wide receiver production? More patience is required | Podcast
• This week in KC: New show tells the ‘untold’ story of the original Aunt Jemima
• ‘My world fell apart’: Carbon monoxide kills Johnson County teacher, sickens wife
• Minneapolis mayor says Chiefs’ Travis Kelce may need Taylor Swift on hand to console him
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce thanks two broadcasters for helping set up Taylor Swift meeting
• How fast do Kansas City Council members respond to constituents? Here’s what they say
• Country Club Plaza to be purchased by Dallas company with ties to Hunt family
• Several KU newcomers, including Australia’s Johnny Furphy, to make Late Night debuts
• Rock Chalk Film Room: The good and bad of Kansas football QB Jason Bean vs. Texas
• Kansas City restaurant closes after 2 years. But owners will open 2 more in suburbia
• State shut down Johnson County antique mall. Now it’s back open, files for bankruptcy
• They may be top of their class, but many high school grads flunk this crucial subject
• Marion police chief’s resignation is not the end of First Amendment fights in Kansas towns