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December 9, 2020

• Joe Buck’s comment on the myth of announcer jinxes came at the worst time Tuesday
• ‘More wintry weather’ is headed toward Kansas City at end of week following warm days
• Independence police ask for help in search for missing teen last seen a week ago
• Motorcyclist killed in fatal crash on I-35 that shut down interstate for over 2 hours
• KCATA announces more cuts to RideKC bus services due to COVID-19-related staffing issues
• Why the COVID-19 vaccine being tested in Kansas City is now so far behind the others
• Singing port-a-potties? Watch festive toilets perform in record holiday light show
• One person is dead after a FedEx semi tumbles from K-7 bridge, bursts into flames
• Local Missouri official accuses Georgia lawmaker of treason for rejecting Trump claims
• Hawley bill would enable victims to sue porn sites for hosting their images
• McDonald’s Happy Meals may be more expensive next year, franchisees say. Here’s why
• Woman hitches ride on back of Indiana fire truck, video shows. ‘This is not OK’
• SportsBeat KC: In hoops, KU breathes sigh of relief. Alarms sound for K-State
• How to enjoy Kansas City holiday music this weekend with no in-person concerts
• As Christmas break approaches, what’s working and what isn’t with schools and COVID?
• New KC city manager ready to tackle discrimination in KCFD, budget challenges and COVID
• Trump has amped up unprecedented attacks on press freedom. Here’s Biden’s work ahead
• Kansas City’s new airport terminal now has an opening date, mayor announces
• Missouri, Kansas sign onto lawsuit seeking to overturn presidential election
• Missouri AG supports lawsuit challenging presidential election results in four states
• Johnson County reports 9 more COVID deaths as KC metro death toll surpasses 1,100
• New KC city manager divided City Council along racial lines. Can he mend relations?
• iPhone 11 users may be eligible for free screen replacement from Apple. What to know
• Rain, possibly measurable snowfall awaits Kansas City after near record highs
• Letters: Readers discuss shame for Roy Blunt, future peril and LGBTQ Kansas Citians
• Former KC Royals fan-favorite puts California ocean-view condo on market. Take a look
• Fort Hays State gets some love from ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt after win at K-State
• Royals’ new Class A affiliate in the Quad Cities has unique stadium and team logo
• Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, Patrick Mahomes and the great power of great responsibility
• Who will take on Gov. Laura Kelly in Kansas? Some top GOP contenders are emerging
• ‘Didn’t even know I was at risk’: Chiefs’ Hardman discusses his time on COVID-19 list
• The problem isn’t that Chiefs get cute in red zone. The problem is little else works
• Tyreek Hill sits out Chiefs practice on Wednesday. Here’s why
• Carlos Santana joins Royals with intentions to help them return to playoff contention
• Royals new-look farm system set to include new affiliates in Iowa and South Carolina
• Royals’ projected 2021 Opening Day lineup after the Carlos Santana signing
• Missouri Tigers basketball vs. Liberty Flames: Prediction, tipoff time, TV, bet line
• Mizzou Tigers appear in College Football Playoff rankings for first time this season
• Kansas tops Creighton in top-10 matchup after late three-pointer, missed free throw
• ‘Don’t sell them’: Self says of KU tickets after Creighton fans invade Allen Fieldhouse
• Bill Self had a regret last game. His adjustment after that helped KU beat Creighton
• Headed to Johnson County: Denver-based, all-day breakfast chain targets 2021 opening
• As ash trees die off, many look for perfect replacement. Consider facts before buying