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December 16, 2020

• Tyson Foods fires managers after investigation into bets placed on worker COVID cases
• Taco Bell fan-favorite making temporary return to menu starting Christmas Eve
• ‘Social justice issue’: Kansas City officials try to ban flavored tobacco, fall short
• ‘Where they belong.’ MLB commissioner elevates Negro Leagues to ‘Major League’ status
• Fruit-scented wrapping paper? Del Monte is giving some away Thursday. What to know
• When can you get the COVID vaccine in Kansas City? Is it free? Here’s what to know
• KCFD crews put out two-alarm fire at vacant motel near I-35 and 43rd Street
• Annual Kansas City holiday concert moves out of town to avoid COVID-19 restrictions
• Oklahoma State announced its football signings in Tecmo Bowl style
• Another cold day in Kansas City before temps warm up for the weekend
• Over 600 crimes were reported in KC’s first week of December. How many were near you?
• Letters: KC readers discuss renaming the Chiefs, Mike Pompeo’s parties and KCFD racism
• Teaching Missouri inmates, I know COVID-19 is not part of anyone’s prison sentence
• COVID-19 vaccinations continue in Kansas, Missouri. How many have gotten a shot so far?
• SportsBeat KC: No bowl for Wildcats, but K-State basketball is on an uptick
• KC Mayor Lucas frustrated with lack of police reform. Why is Chief Rick Smith stalling?
• KC choir wants concerts to spread holiday cheer. Could they also spread COVID-19?
• What defined 2020 in Kansas City? COVID, politics and football at the top of the list
• ‘Just chaotic’: Doorbell cam captures fatal Sunday shooting that shook KC homeowner
• Kansas City area approaches 1,200 COVID-19 deaths as positive cases climb in metro
• Man, woman found dead after shooting outside south Kansas City apartment complex
• Kansas AG warns lawmakers that COVID precautions during session risk legal challenge
• ‘Tell them I love them’: KS nurse urges masks after surviving COVID-19 hospitalization
• Judge delivers reprieve to Missouri farmers fighting plan to house 10,000 hogs nearby
• Incoming GOP Senator Roger Marshall undecided about blocking Biden’s electoral votes
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce shares home videos of him playing sports as a young boy
• KC police begin efforts to crack down on dangerous downtown street races, stunts
• Patrick Mahomes in a Saints uniform? Almost. The Chiefs made their move just in time
• The Chiefs’ division-title streak is amazing. Saints look to add to their run
• Chiefs practice Wednesday without starting tackles ahead of Sunday’s game vs. Saints
• Mizzou recruiting updates: Drinkwitz’s 2021 class takes shape as signing period opens
• KU Jayhawks football — helped by local standout — lands strong Signing Day class
• What are KU Jayhawks’ odds of winning Big 12? Here’s what two projection sites say
• Tipoff times have been added to KU basketball schedule. Here’s the updated slate
• KU’s Bill Self likes five-guard lineup, but concedes ‘we need an inside presence’
• Royals’ promotions for 2021 include a bobblehead that lights up, a jersey and a hoodie
• Dear Santa: All he wants for Christmas is a perfect growing environment for plants
• Seven Kansas City restaurants, bars hit with COVID-19 violations from Health Department