KCPS giving out free backpacks with school supplies to students

KCPS giving out free backpacks with school supplies to students

ALSO TODAY, KANSASCITY PUBLIC SCHOOLSSUMMER FEST IS HELPINGSTUDENTS GO SAFELYBACK TO SCHOOL.IT'S THE SECOND EVENTTHIS MONTH.41 ACTION NEWSREPORTER JORDAN BETTSIS LIVE AT SOUTH EASTHIGH SCHOOL TO SHOW USHOW IT WORKS.TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TOPICK UP THOSE FREEBACKPACKS AND SCHOOLSUPPLIES FOR STUDENTSIN THE KANSAS CITYPUBLIC SCHOOLSTO NOTE.

THINGS AREDIFFERENT THAN YEARSPAST BECAUSE OF THECORONAVIRUS.-THIS WILL BE DRIVE UPSTYLE TO PICK UP THESUPPLIES AT SOUTHEASTHIGH SCHOOL.-YOU MUST PRE-REGISTERONLINE ATKCPUBLICSCHOOL DOTORG SLASH SUMMERFEST.-THIS IS OPEN TO ANYSTUDENT THAT ISENROLLED IN THE KANSASCITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS-THERE WILL BEIMMUINIZATIONS ANDOTHER STUDENT HEALTHSERVICES.ORGANIZERS SAY EVENTHOUGH THERE ISPANDEMIC GOING ON ANDTHINGS MIGHT BEDIFFERENT, THEY STILLWANT TO SUPPORTFAMILIES AND THEIRSTUDENTS ANY WAY THEYCAN.Ray Weikal / Public Relations& Marketing Manager forKCPS:22:10:10 "It's even moreimportant that all of ourstudents are equip and haveall the tools they need in orderto engage that learning that isgoing to be happening startingon September 8th whenclasses start."AGAIN, THIS STARTS AT10AM AND YOU MUSTPRE-REGISTER BEFORESHOWING UP.IN KC JORDAN BETTS 4ACTION NEWSCOMING UP, WE'REFOLLOWING BREAKINGNEWS LAST NIGHT.HOLLYWOOD AND FANSARE MOURNING THE DEATHOF CHADWICK BOSEMAN.HOW THE ACTOR IS BEINGREMEMBERED AND ALOCAL TRIBUTE TO THEMAN WHO PLAYED MANYON SCREEN LEGENDS.ACTOR CHADWICKBOSEMAN -- WHO STARREDIN THE MOVIE BLACKPANTHER -- HAS DIED.HE WAS JUST 43 YEARSOLD."DA 5 BLOODS" ACTORHAD BEEN BATTLINGCOLON CANCER SINCE 20-16.A STATEMENT POSTED ONHIS TWITTER ACCOUNTSAYS HE DIED IN HIS HOMEWITH HIS FAMILY AND WIFEBY HIS SIDE.BOSEMAN PLAYED THEPART OF ICONIC MEN SUCHAS JAMES BROWN ANDTHURGOOD MARSHALL,FILMING BETWEENSURGERIES ANDCHEMOTHERAPY.HE HAD SEVERAL MOREFILMS LINED UP.BOSEMAN ALSO DIED ONWHAT WOULD HAVE BEENTHE CO-CREATOR OFBLACK PANTHER'S 103RDBIRTHDAY.AND THE SAME DAYMAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALLCELEBRATED JACKIEROBINSON DAY.NEGRO LEAGUESBASEBALL MUSEUMPRESIDENT BOB KENDRICKSHARED THIS TRIBUTE ONTWITTER.HEARTBROKEN BY THENEWS - HE PROUDLYBROUGHT JACKIEROBINSON TO LIFE.KENDRICK GAVE A TOURTO HARRISON FORD ANDBOSEMAN BACK IN 2013 ATTHE PREMIERE OF 42.SEVERAL CELEBRITIESHAVE ALSO SHAREDREMEMBERANCES FROMCHRIS EVANS, BRIELARSON TO OPRAH,KAMALA HARRIS ANDANGELA BASSETT.BUT WHY NOT HEAR HOWHIS LIFE IMPACTED FANSLIKE YOU."just seeing this movie ourstoriesneed to be told.

Art can reallychangethe world."BOSEMAN SURPRISEDSEVERAL FANS.THIS IS FROM THETONIGHT SHOW WITHJIMMY FALLON IN 2018.THE AMERICAN CANCERSOCIETY SAYS COLON ANDRECTAL CANCERS ARE ONTHE RISE AMONG PEOPLEUNDER 50.NOW, THE CANCERSOCIETY ISRECOMMENDING REGULARSCREENINGS START ATAGE 45.IT'S UNCLEAR WHY BUTSOME EXPERTS SUGGESTTHE OBESITY EPIDEMICCOULD BE ACONTRIBUTING FACTOR.GOOD MORNING.

WE ARETRACKING A BIG CHANGEIN THE WEATHER.

MUCHCOOLER AND CHANCES OFRAIN.TODAY THE CHIEFS AREWELCOMING FANS BACKTO THE STADIUM.WHAT YOU NEED TOKNOW BEFORE YOU HEADOUT.TODAY, ABOUT 5THOUSAND FANS WILL BEOUT AT ARROWHEAD.THE CHIEFS ARE OPENINGUP TRAINING CAMP AT AREDUCED CAPACITY.THIS IS ONLY OPEN TOCURRENT SEASON TICKETMEMBERS.THEY WERE EMAILEDDIRECTLY WITH DETAILSON HOW TO GET IN.PRACTICE STARTS AT 9-15.TAKE A LOOK AT THIS.SOMETHING SPECIAL ATTODAY'S CAMP.CLARK HUNT AND LAMARHUNT JUNIOR WILL BETHERE TO RAISE THE 2019WORLD CHAMPIONS FLAGABOVE THE WEST ENDZONE.THIS WILL ALSO BE THEFIRST TIME MANY FANSSEE SOME OF THE NEWSAFETY PROTOCOLS.FOR INSTANCE, VENDORSWILL NOT BE ACCEPTINGCASH, MASKS AREREQUIRED, BAGS WILL NOTBE ALLOWED.THERE'S ALSO NOSMOKING, VAPING ORSPITTING ALLOWED.CARS WILL ALSO BEPARKED WITH MORESPACE BETWEEN THEMAND WHILE YOU CAN STILLTAILGATE, THAT WILL ALSOBE LIMITED.INSTEAD OF THE BIG OPENTAILGATES WE'VE SEEN INTHE PAST, YOU ARE ONLYALLOWED TO TAILGATEWITH PEOPLE YOU AREALREADY GOING TO BESITTING NEXT TO.IN JUNE, THE CHIEFSMOVED TRAINING CAMP TOARROWHEAD.THE N-F-L DECIDED TEAMSCOULDN'T GO TO SATELITECAMPS, LIKE THEIR USUALSPOT IN SAINT JOE.IT'S THE FIRST TIME SINCE19-90 CAMP HAS BEENHELD IN THE KANSAS CITYAREA.THE TEAM HAS HELDCAMP AT MISSOURIWESTERN IN SAINT JOEEVERY SEASON SINCE 20-10.THE CHIEFS ANNOUNCEDFANS WILL BE ALLOWEDINSIDE ARROWHEAD FORTHE REGULAR SEASON ASWELL.HOWEVER, ONLY 22PERCENT OF SEATS WILLBE SOLD.THAT'S ABOUT 16THOUSAND FANS ON GAMEDAY.SINGLE-GAME TICKETSARE NOW ON SALE FORSEASON TICKET HOLDERS.IF THERE ARE ANYAVAILABLE AFTER THAT,THEY WILL BE OPENED UPTO JACKSON COUNTY TAXPAYERS NEXT.AND TO HELP YOU GETEVEN MORE PUMPED FORTHE REGULAR SEASON -YOU CAN WATCH ACLASSIC GAME FRIDAYNIGHT.WE'RE REPLAYING THE2016 CHRISTMAS DAYMATCH UP BETWEEN THECHIEFS AND THEBRONCOS.SO YOU CAN RELIVE ALLTHE EXCITEMENT.FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7, RIGHTHERE ON YOUR 41 ACTIONNEWS STATION.THIS IS ALL LEADING UP TOSEPTEMBER 10TH.THE CHIEFS KICKOFF THESEASON BATTLING IT OUTAGAINST THE TEXANS.41 ACTION NEWS - THEHOME OF THE CHIEFS - ISTHE ONLY PLACE IN TOWNTO WATCH ALL THEACTION.OUR LIVE COVERAGE WILLBEGIN AT 4.WE ARE SO EXCITED.TOSS TO JEFFGOOD MORNING.

WE ARETRACKING A BIG CHANGEIN THE WEATHER.

MUCHCOOLER AND CHANCES OFRAIN.HERE IS OUR LATESTFORECAST.NOW-NOON: RAIN & T-STORMS WITH TEMPS INTHE 60S AND 70S..

WIND: N5-10 MPHNOON-6 PM: THE RAIN &T-STORMS WILLGRADUALLY END.

HIGHS70-75.

LIGHT NORTH WIND.TONIGHT: A NICE EVENINGIN TE 60S FOLLOWED BY AREFRESHING MORNING.LOWS 55-60.

LIGHT WIND.SUNDAY: PARTLY CLOUDYAND NICE WITH HIGHSAROUND 80.

WIND: SE 5-15MPH.MONDAY-WEDNESDAY: AFRONT WILL BE STALLED INTHE AREA AS A STORMSYSTEM TRACKS OUT OFTHE ROCKIES PRECEDEDBY SMALLERDISTURBANCES.

THESEFEATURES WILL BRINGPERIODS OF RAIN AND T-STORMS TO OUR AREA.TUESDAY LOOKS LIKE THEDAY WITH THE BESTCHANCE OF RAIN.

HIGHSWILL BE 75-80 WITH LOWSIN THE 60S.THURSDAY: PARTLYCLOUDY WITH HIGHS 75-80.FRIDAY-SATURDAY:COOLER AND VERY NICEWITH HIGHS IN THE 70SAND LOWS IN THE 50S AS ACOLD FRONT MOVESTHROUGH THURSDAYNIGHT WITH LITTLE RAIN.dandelions blooming.

Coming upbestway to take care of themhi i'm toby tobin.

Weeds arepoppingup and nobody likes to get outwhileits warm.

Keeping them undercontrolnow is very important.

You cannowuse gordons.

Follow theinstructionsand mixing proper is a must.

Soif thebottle says 1 tablespoon pergallonthats what it means.

Pump upyoursprayer and give your weeds onepass.

And spray as you see newweeds sprout up.

I hate weeds.happy weed spraying to all.gettingup early or late in the day.we'll seeyou next week.GOOD MORNING.

WE ARETRACKING A BIG CHANGEIN THE WEATHER.

MUCHCOOLER AND CHANCES OFRAIN.AS KIDS HEAD BACK TOSCHOOL - THIS YEAR WILLBE VERY DIFFERENT.THIS MORNING WE'RELOOKING AT HOW ONEDISTRICT IS HELPINGSTUDENTS ADJUST.GOOD MORNING ANDWELCOME BACK!THANKS FOR JOINING US,I'M BRYANT MADDRICK.JEFF IS TRACKINGSTORMS...NIGHT WITH LITTLE RAINWHILE YOU SLEPTPROTESTS PLAYED OUTACROSS SOME OF THECOUNTRY.YOU'RE LOOKING AT VIDEOFROM DENVER, ATLANTAAND RALEIGH.IN DENVER, PEPPERBALLS AND SMOKE WEREUSED TO SEPARATE THECROWD OUTSIDE OF APOLICE PRECINCT.IN ATLANTA, ABOUT 150PEOPLE MARCHED FROMTHE C-N-N BUILDING TO ATHE STATE CAPITOL.THEY GAVE SPEECHESTHEY SAID THEY HOPEEDUCATE AND UPLIFT THEBLACK AND BROWNCOMMUNITIES.THERE WERE ALSO SOMEMEN AND WOMEN WITHGUNS CLAIMING TO BEPART OF THE BLACKREVOLUTIONARIES.THAT GROUP SAID THEIRGOAL IS TO ENCOURAGENON VIOLENCE.ON BOTH SIDES OF THESTATE LINE...STUDENTS MARCHEDYESTERDAY AGAINSTRACISM AND SOCIALINJUSTICE, 57 YEARSAFTER MARTIN LUTHERKING JUNIOR'S "I HAVE ADREAM" SPEECH.K-U STUDENTS MARCHEDTHROUGH THE LAWRENCECAMPUS.THE WOMEN'SBASKETBALL TEAMORGANIZED THE RALLYWITHIN 24 HOURS.WITH SUPPORT FROM THECHANCELLOR, PROVOSTAND ATHLETICDEPARTMENT - THETURNOUT WAS GREATERTHAN EXPECTED.Emma Merriweather / KU Women'sBasketball Player"And its not just us, it'splenty ofpeople on campus that itaffects, andthey feel strongly about.

Therewerepeople walking to class and theyjoined us."THE TEAM SAYS THIS WASJUST THE START.THEY HOPE OTHERPEOPLE WILL JOIN FUTUREEVENTS ANDDEMONSTRATIONSMISSOURI STATEUNIVERSITY STUDENT-ATHLETES DID THE SAME --MARCHING THROUGHTHEIR CAMPUS, AGAINSTBRUTALITY ANDDISCRIMINATION.AFTER A SUMMER FILLEDWITH TENSION ANDINJUSTICE ACROSS THECOUNTRY...M-S-UFOOTBALL PLAYERS WANTBLACK VOICES TO BEHEARD ON CAMPUS.THE TWO ORGANIZINGATHLETES SAY THEIRRESPONSIBILITIES DON'TJUST LIE ON THE FIELD."We're not just athletes.

We'regoingto use our voice and use ourplatformbecause we're tired of it likewepreviously mentioned.

We're notgoing to keep going by stufflikeeverything is okay."THE TEAM DIDN'TPRACTICE THURSDAY INRESPONSE TO JACOBBLAKE'S SHOOTING.BOTH ORGANIZERS SAYTHEIR COACHES HAVEBACKED THEM ALL THEWAY.TODAY THERE'S A RALLYPLANNED TO SUPPORTMEMBERS OF LAWENFORCEMENT.THE WE BACK BLUEMARCH STARTS AT 11 A-MAT WASHINGTON SQUAREPARK.OVER 6 HUNDRED PEOPLEARE INTERESTED IN THEEVENT ON FACEBOOK.A HANDFUL OF PEOPLEGATHERED IN INDIANA TOPROTEST THE EXECUTIONOF KEITH NELSON.HE'S THE MAN CONVICTEDOF KILLING A 10-YEAR-OLDK-C-K GIRL.HE WAS PUT TO DEATHFRIDAY AFTERNOON.PROTESTERS HELD UPSIGNS WITH MESSAGESLIKE "STOP STATE KILLING,""STOP STATE VIOLENCE,"AND "THOU SHALT NOTKILL."NELSON WAS CONVICTEDOF GRABBING 10-YEAR-OLD PAMELA BUTLEROUTSIDE HER HOME IN K-C-K --WHILE ROLLERSKATING WITH FRIENDS.HE THREW HER INTO HISTRUCK IN BROADDAYLIGHT ON OCTOBER12TH, 19-99.IT TOOK THREE DAYSBEFORE POLICE FOUNDHER BODY.NELSON PLEADED GUILTYTO THE CHARGES IN 2001.NELSON DECLINED A FINALSTATEMENT.HE IS THE 5TH FEDERALINMATE EXECUTED THISYEAR.SEVERAL KANSAS CITYAREA ORGANIZATIONSSERVING VICTIMS OFCRIME ARE GETTING ABOOST.THE KANSAS ATTORNEYGENERAL SAYS THEGROUPS WILL GET MORETHAN 300-THOUSANDDOLLARS IN GRANTS.IT WILL GO TOORGANIZATIONS LIKE THESUNFLOWER HOUSE --WHERE VICTIMS OF CHILDABUSE ARE GIVENRESOURCES TO HEAL.AND SAFEHOME -- WHICHPROVIDES SHELTER ANDLEGAL SERVICES TO MENAND WOMEN BEINGABUSED.YOU CAN READ MORE ONHOW THE MONEY WILL BESPENT -- ON OUR WEBSITEKSHB DOT COM.THE KANSAS DEPARTMENTOF LABOR WILL EXTENDITS CALL CENTER HOURSTO HELP PEOPLE FILINGFOR UNEMPLOYMENT.THE EXPANDED HOURSMEAN YOU CAN REACHSOMEONE DURING THEWEEK TILL 8 P-M... AS WELLAS ON SATURDAYS FROM 8A-M TILL 2 P-M.HOWEVER... THEY SAYTHE TYPES OF SERVICESTHEY'LL OFFER DURINGTHOSE EXTENDED HOURSARE THINGS LIKE WEEKLYCLAIM FILINGS -- CLAIMSTATUS UPDATES -- ANDFREQUENTLY ASKEDQUESTIONS.IF YOUR ISSUE IS MORECOMPLEX THAN THAT --YOU MAY HAVE TO CALLDURING REGULARBUSINESS HOURS.SINCE MARCH 15TH..

K-D-O-L HAS PAID OUT MORETHAN 1-POINT-8 BILLIONDOLLARS INUNEMPLOYMENTASSISTANCE.WE WANT TO HELP YOUAND YOUR KIDS GOSAFELY BACK TO SCHOOL.MANY STUDENTS ACROSSTHE METRO WILL STARTTHE YEAR AT HOME --LEARNING VIRTUALLY.AND KEEPING STUDENTSAPART HAS SOMEWORRIED ABOUT THELONG-TERM EFFECTS.41 ACTION NEWSREPORTER NICK STARLINGSHOWS US WHAT ONEDISTRICT IS DOING TOHELP.NICK:IT'S THE BEGINNING OF ASCHOOL YEAR UNLIKE ANYOTHER-FOR MOSTDISTRICTS-KIDS AREN'TGOING INTO BUILDINGSBUT GOING TO CLASSONLINE-AND WITH THAT-SCHOOL COUNSELORS AREPREPARING FOR SOMESTUDENTS TO FEELALONE-OR DEPRESSED.Julia Burrows// Hickman-MillsSchoolDistrict Professional SchoolCounselorFor me it was nice to be ableto get back in to those Zoomcalls and see our kids andmeet our new kids to ourbuilding.IT'S THE END OF FIRSTWEEK OF VIRTUALCLASSES FOR THEHICKMAN-MILLS SCHOOLDISTRICT.AS SCHOOL COUNSELORJULIA BURROWS PEEKEDINTO THE CLASSROOMS.Julia Burrows// Hickman-MillsSchoolDistrict Professional SchoolCounselorThey were interacting andthey were learning and wereexcited to be back and be ableto see their friends.BUT SHE KNOWS THERECOULD BE SOME FEELINGSOF ISOLATION AS THE KIDSLEARN ONLINE.Julia Burrows// Hickman-MillsSchoolDistrict Professional SchoolCounselorThat causes anxiety anddepression and all kinds ofother things and so they canreach out for help so that'ssomething that we also ascounselors in the district aretrying to promote.OVER IN THE KCK PUBLICSCHOOL DISTRICT-THEY'REALSO PREPARED WITH 46COUNSELORS ON HAND.Lisa Garcia-Stewart//KCK PublicSchools Director of StudentServicesWe are still able to connectwith our student obviouslythrough a virtual platform,following up with families tocheck on them.AS CLASSES BEGIN NEXTMONTH-THEY'LL PAYCLOSE ATTENTION TOTHEIR STUDENTS WHILELEARNING VIRTUALLY.Lisa Garcia-Stewart//KCK PublicSchools Director of StudentServiceswe want to be the staple, theconstant to let them know thatwe are just as eager to seethem, virtually speak withthem and still connect them toservices.DURING THE PANDEMICTHEY SAY THE STIGMA OFMENTAL HEALTH HASSHIFTEDAS KIDS ARENOT AFRAID TO TALKABOUT HOW THEY AREFEELINGAND OFFER THIS ADVICETO THE PARENTS OUTTHERE...Julia Burrows// Hickman-MillsSchoolDistrict Professional SchoolCounselorIt's being as honest with themas you can for their age andjust trying to explain to themthat it's just not safe and wewant to be safe and you wantyour friend to be healthy andyou want to be able to go backto school and see your friendsand so this is what we have todo.REPORTING IN KANSASCITYNICK STARLING41 ACTION NEWS.THE OLATHE TEACHER --WHO TOOK ON A MAJORPROJECT IN HOPES OFHELPING PARENTS MAKEINFORMED DECISIONS...SAYS HER WORK ISALMOST DONE.WE INTRODUCED YOU TOALICIA MORRIS EARLIERTHIS MONTH.THE HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATEACHER IS KEEPING ASPREADSHEET TO TRACKALL THE IMPACTS OFCOVID-19 ON K-THROUGH-12 BUILDINGS NATIONWIDE.MORRIS SAID THE"NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION" WILL SOONTAKE OVER THE RECORDKEEPING.SHE SAYS THE FEEDBACKON HER PROJECT HASBEEN MOSTLY POSITIVE.TODAY YOU CAN GET AFREE COVID-19 TEST INJOHNSON COUNTY..JUST SWING BY THEWESTBROK VILLAGESHOPPING CENTERPARKING LOT IN SHAWNEEBETWEEN 10 A-M AND 2P-M.TESTING WILL BEAVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST750 PEOPLE WHO SHOWUP.ANYONE OVER THE AGEOF 5 CAN BE SCREENED.KANSAS CITY PUBLICSCHOOLS WANT TO MAKESURE YOUR KIDS HAVEEVERYTHING THEY NEEDBEFORE THE FIRST DAY.41 ACTION NEWSREPORTER JORDAN BETTSIS LIVE TO SHOW US WHATTHEY ARE DOING.HERE AT SOUTHEAST HIGHSCHOOL, FAMILIES WHOHAVE A CHILD ENROLLED INTHE KANSAS CITY SCHOOLDISTRICT CAN PICK UP AFREE BACKUP WITHSCHOOL SUPPLIES.THERE ARE A FEW THINGSTO KNOW BEFORE YOUHEAD OVER HERE FOR THEEVENT THEY CALL"SUMMERFEST: DRIVETHRU EDITION"THERE ARE A FEW THINGSTO NOTE.

THINGS AREDIFFERENT THAN YEARSPAST BECAUSE OF THECORONAVIRUS.OTHER STUDENT HEALTHSERVICES PROVIDED ONSITE.ORGANIZERS FORSUMMERFEST SAY THEWANT FAMILIES TO PICK UPTHESE FREE SUPPLIES SOSTUDENTS START THEYEAR OFF EQUIT ANDREADY TO LEARN.Ray Weikal / Public Relations& Marketing Manager forKCPS:22:10:28 "We are verycommitted here in Kansas CityPublic Schools to make surewe are meeting the needs, allof the needs of our studentsand our families.

So, thatmeans we are going toextraordinary measures tohelp them in any possible waywe can."KCPS SAYS THEY AREDOING THIS TO GIVEPARENTS A LITTLE RELIEFDURING THIS STRESSFULTIME AND NOT HAVING TOBUY WHAT CAN BEEXPENSIVE SUPPLIES.STARTS AT 10AM HERE ATSOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL.IN KC JORDAN BETTS 41ACTION NEWS.THIS MORNING YOU CANALSO GET READY TOSTART SCHOOL AT ASPECIAL GIVEAWAY EVENT.THERE'S A DRIVE THRUBACK TO SCHOOL BACKPACK AND FOOD GIVEAWAYTODAY.IT'S OPEN FROM 9 TONOON AT SWOPE PARK.HARVESTERS WILL ALSOBE GIVING FOOD AWAYTODAY.THEY WILL BE ATMETROPOLITANMISSIONARY BAPTISTCHURCH ON LINWOOD.IT STARTS AT 10 AND ISFIRST COME, FIRSTSERVED.VICTORIOUS LIFE CHURCHALSO WANTS TO HELP FILLTHE NEED.THEY ARE PLANNING AGIVEAWAY EVENT FORPARENTS AND CHILDREN.THERE WILL BE FOOD,DIAPERS AND SCHOOLSUPPLIES AVAILABLE.THEY ARE ALSO OFFERINGA DRIVE THRU PRAYERSERVICE.THAT'S TODAY FROM 10 TO1.ROYALS IN CHICAGOTAKING ON THE WHITESOX.

THEIR GAME MOVEDUP AN HOUR EARLY DUE TOPOTENTIAL WEATHERCONCERNS.

BOTH TEAMSHONORING JACKIEROBINSON WEARINGNUMBER 42.BOTTOM OF THE FIFTH.ONE ON.

ELOY JIMENEZCRUSHES THIS BALL TODEEP CENTER.

AND IT ISGONE.

WHITE SOX TAKE A3-2 LEADTOP OF THE 7TH.

ONE ON,JORGE SOLAR LINES THISBALL INTO DEEP RIGHT.

ITCARRIES OVER THE FENCEAND THE ROYALS TIE IT AT4.

SOLAR'S 8TH LONGBOMB OFTHE SEASON.BOTTOM OG THE 9TH IT ISA WALK OFF HOME RUN BYYASMANI GRANDAL FORTHE WHITE SOX.

ROYALSFALL 6 TO FIVE.ONE DAY LEFT OFTRAINING CAMP FOR THECHIEFS AND THEY'LL BETAKING THE FINALPRACTICE TO THE FIELD ATARROWHEAD IN FRONT OF5,000 FANSAND HEAD COACH ANDYREID CONTINUES TO KEEPHIS SUPER BOWL TEAMRIGHT ON TRACK TO RUNIT BACKPLAYERS PUTTING IN FULLEFFORT EACH DAY, SEEINGALL THE WORK DURINGTHE OFFSEASON PAY OFF.MUCH THANKS TOMOTIVATION BY BIG REDFIRST FRIDAY NIGHTLIGHTS OF THE SEASON,SOME SCHOOLS PLAYINGWHILE OTHERS REMAINEDSIDELINEDSO TO THE ACTION WE GOSTRATING OFF WITH OURGAME OF THE WEEKKEARNEY BULLDOGSHOSTING THE FORT OSAGEINDIANSTHE FIRST SCORE OF THEYEAR GOING TO BULLDOGSLUKE NOLAN AS HE GOESUNTOUCHED ALL THE WAYTO THE HOUSE FOR A 6YARD SCOREKEARNEY UP 6-0 AFTER AFAILED 2 POINTCONVERSIONON THE FOLLOWING KICKOFF, INDIANS LARENZOFENNER TAKES IT TO THEENDZONE AS HE TURNS ONTHE JETS95 YARDS KICK RETURNFORT OSAGE GOES UP 7-6FINAL SCORE, BULLDOGSTAKE THE WIN IN OVERTIME 27-21THE KELLY DONOHOE ERABEGINS AT ROCKHURSTMIDDLE OF THE 3RD QTR.BOBBY HUMMEL TRYING TOHIT HIS RECEIVER DOWNFIELD.

THE PASS IS PICKEDOFF BY GUNNER GRIFFIN.HE TAKES IT BACK FOR THEPICK SIX.

RAY PEC TAKESAN 8 POINT LEAD.MIDDLE 4TH QTR.ROCKHURST FACING 4THAND TWO.

JOHNNY BAILEYJUNIOR RUNS IT UP THEGUT FOR A 42 YARDTOUCHDOWN.

ROCKHURSTWOULD CUT TO LEAD TOEIGHT BUT IT WOULD NOTBE ENOUGHRAY PEC WINS IT 42-34.LEE SUMMIT WEST TITANSIN THE PARK HILL TROJANSHOUSEPARK HILL'S ANTHONHALL CONNECTING WITHJAYLIN NOEL WHO TIPTOES DOWN THE SIDELINEINTO THE ENDZONETIED GAME AT 7TITANS FIGHT BACK,TRYSTEN KEENEY TOGRANT MCATEE...IN THECORNER WITH THETOUCHDOWNTIED AGIAN AT 14HERE COME LEE SUMMITWEST'S CHASE TAYLORRUNNING THROUGH THETROJANS INTO THEENDZONEFINAL SCORE 20-14 LEE'SSUMMIT WEST WITH THEWIN IN OVER TIMESTAYING IN MISSOURIOAK PARK TAKING ON LEESSUMMITWE PICK UP IN THE MIDDLEOF THE 2ND QTRTOMMYLOCK LOSES THEFOOTBALL.

JERMAINEHARRIS PICKS IT UP ANDGOES NEARLY 30 YARDSFOR THE TOUCHDOWN.OAK PARK TAKES A 12-3LEAD.

THEY WOULD MISSTHE TWO POINTCONVERSIONVERY NEXT OFFENSIVEDRIVE.

OFF ANINTERCEPTION.

TYCLEMENS TO MARLONGANT FOR THE 7 YARD TD.OAK PARK TAKES A