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September 13, 2023

• Bullied student died by suicide. Lawsuit blames this KC area district, 7 staff members
• Jaguars player sees potential playoff implications in Sunday’s game against Chiefs
• What to make of the Chiefs’ wide receiver struggles, and what it means for the future
• Pet groomer accused of killing goldendoodle is arrested at dog show, Oklahoma cops say
• Pastor of Missouri church calls autism ‘demonic,’ says it can be ‘healed’ with prayer
• Dad and son can’t believe how much they won playing Powerball. ‘Quit pulling our legs’
• Overland Park police chief suddenly resigns from job Tuesday; city offers no explanation
• Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce? Five ways the singer has been linked to the KC area
• Remains of 3,280 Native Americans found in MO haven’t been returned to tribes. Why?
• 61-year-old fisherman mysteriously vanishes on Lake Michigan, authorities say
• School worker fired after video shows him hit nonverbal autistic 3-year-old in Ohio
• Educator whose leadership made KC’s West Side library ‘a lifeline,’ dies at 102
• Judge sentences Kansas City man convicted of killing friend, driving over body
• Was Walnut Street in downtown Kansas City really this busy in the early 20th century?
• This week in Kansas City: Big exhibit at the Nelson, fall festivals, Halloween events
• Week 3: Vote now for your Kansas City area high school football Player of the Week
• Can’t disagree with Gov. Parson: Missouri Supreme Court must be free of political bias | Opinion
• Books and magazines aren’t how drugs get into Missouri prisons. The guards, though … | Opinion
• Chiefs or Chris Jones: Who was the winner in outcome of contract holdout? | Podcast
• Royals players really care about the game. Kansas City needs a ‘Major League’ moment | Opinion
• Lottery player wins $500 in Missouri. His second ticket had a couple more zeroes
• Travis Kelce joins Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes in forthcoming State Farm commercial
• Young cats, dog at area shelters would love nothing more than a lap of their own
• Panic time: Without an iPhone in hand, how could she manage to run her errands?
• Stein hoisting, anyone? Celebrate the start of autumn at German-themed Oktoberfest
• She was banged up from tooth to toe, but love conquered all during this trip to Paris
• Kansas City police locate 94-year-old man reported missing from the Northland on Tuesday
• Man charged in Arrowhead Stadium assault that raised concern over KC’s 911 response times
• Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift? Here’s what we know about Chiefs player’s personal life
• Missouri lawmakers fail to override Parson’s budget vetoes despite push from House Republicans
• COVID is rising in Kansas City. Now’s no time for politicians to stoke anti-vax fears | Opinion
• ‘Not transparent’: Top leaders in Overland Park silent on police chief’s sudden exit
• Here’s the latest on Chiefs’ Travis Kelce and Chris Jones entering Week 2 at Jaguars
• ‘Things are looking up.’ Chiefs’ Travis Kelce provides an update on his knee injury
• Missouri AG Andrew Bailey sues Dollar General, accusing retail chain of deceptive prices
• Pet lemur escapes — and ‘little fella’ leads cops on wild chase, Missouri video shows
• National NFL reporter shares inside details of Chris Jones’ negotiations with Chiefs
• Young entrepreneurs gather at Shawnee Civic Centre to ‘do big things’ in business
• Woman reported missing in Kansas City on Wednesday is found safe, police say
• Janitor who killed Prairie Village girl with overdose of chloroform gets chance at parole
• ‘Shattered a community’: Family speaks against parole for killer of Prairie Village girl
• Eli Drinkwitz hinted at changes to Mizzou position group. Here’s what he wants to see
• Kansas football’s win over Illinois on ESPN2 reached a large national audience
• Elite basketball PG prospect Labaron Philon plans on visiting KU Jayhawks: recruiting
• Royals catcher Logan Porter makes MLB debut ... in one of the craziest games of 2023
• Two Royals set for surgery after injuries in Toronto. Here is the plan moving forward
• Here are 2 shots you need to get this fall in Kansas City — and who might need a third
• Johnson County J. Crew closed last year. Now another one is opening across the street
• New Johnson County breakfast spot: Cinnamon roll biscuits, huevos rancheros, skillets
• If you’re in over your head financially, consider consolidating those many debts