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November 24, 2020

• Five things to know about the Chiefs’ next opponent: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Kansas man faces federal indictment for racial slurs, threats made toward Black minor
• 4-year-old gets head stuck in a cat tree, and Wisconsin firefighters come to rescue
• Waves of rains, thunderstorms expected as storms sweep through the Kansas City metro
• SportsBeat KC: KC Roos basketball teams enjoyed thrill of victory, agony of pandemic
• Letters: KC readers discuss Hawley’s feint, politicians’ orders and Christmas ‘classics’
• Skratch Bakery finds the sweet key to surviving the pandemic: homemade treats
• Rainy weather early this week in KC to clear out for Thanksgiving when high hits 57
• Patrick Mahomes credited Eric Bieniemy for Chiefs’ game-winning TD against Raiders
• 23 Kansas counties have added mask mandates since Gov. Laura Kelly announced new order
• Kansas GOP Sen. Jerry Moran says ‘every indication’ is that Biden is president-elect
• ‘His credibility is unmatched.’ Chamber names its 2020 Kansas Citian of the Year
• They ‘aren’t playing’: KC cracks down on bars and restaurants violating COVID order
• Teen leaning out car window dies after striking a utility pole, Indiana police say
• ‘Real life or death issue’: KC metro sees nearly 1,000 new COVID-19 cases, 29 deaths
• High-speed hit-and-run ended this young woman’s life. Will KC make streets safer?
• Why are Missouri and Kansas senators still afraid to say it? Joe Biden won the election
• ‘Please, change your plans’: In KC, there’s still time to make this Thanksgiving safe
• Mayor doesn’t want legal fight, but he’s confident in strength of KC COVID-19 orders
• Teen hunter dies when gun falls over as he loads deer into truck, Arkansas agency says
• Detroit Lions legend Barry Sanders isn’t happy about this Michigan brewery’s beer can
• Amazon offers package pickup at stores ahead of expected delays as the holidays near
• Man armed with chainsaw chased Black neighbor and yelled racist slurs, Nebraska cops say
• Science professor who called COVID-19 a ‘stunt’ placed on leave by Michigan university
• KC fire captain and a paramedic who died of COVID-19 have funeral services scheduled
• Kim Kardashian West visits Oklahoma death row inmate Julius Jones. What’s the latest?
• Buccaneers’ Tom Brady talks struggles Monday night and looks ahead to the Chiefs
• Chiefs QB ripped KC restaurants 25 years ago. Today’s chefs explain what’s changed
• Former Chiefs DE Jared Allen among 25 semifinalists for Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Chiefs put K-State product Byron Pringle on injured reserve, sign OL to practice squad
• Chiefs fans prefer blowouts, of course, but TV ratings love close games like Raiders
• Missouri Tigers about to open season as college basketball world faces uncertainty
• ‘Ready to roll again’: Mizzou football flips game plan from Arkansas to Vanderbilt
• Missouri Tigers football vs. Vanderbilt Commodores: Preview, TV, line, kickoff time
• Award-winning Bluestem restaurant shutting down soon in Kansas City’s Westport
• Multiple health code violations for Kansas City barbecue, 2 Chinese restaurants, 2 bars
• Saint Luke’s closing a third Johnson County facility. It had been open just two years