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November 10, 2021

• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Kansas projected revenues increase $1.3 billion, raising prospects for cutting food tax
• Missouri, Kansas AGs sue to stop COVID-19 vaccine mandate for health care workers
• Think you know Kansas City news? Take our weekly quiz and see how you stack up (Nov. 10)
• Students strike back after books removed from school libraries in Kansas City Northland
• Odell Beckham Jr., now a free agent, reportedly lists Chiefs as team he’d like to join
• This anti-violence strategy has shown results. But Kansas City hasn’t invested in it
• NFL offers explanation for why Bears player was penalized for taunting on Monday
• Kansas City things to do: Veterans Day at WWI Museum, holiday lights, Katt Williams
• Kansas City, Kansas, police featured in new TV show amid several controversies
• Kevin Strickland remains ‘hopeful’ as testimony continues in evidence hearing
• Police find Johnson County man with autism who went missing Tuesday afternoon
• Rare ‘hole-punch clouds’ open up the skies of upper Midwest. But what are they?
• How will the political landscape look in 2022? Recent elections provide some answers
• Here’s how to reach the Kansas City Council with questions about violence prevention
• Interactive: Explore a map of where Aim4Peace operates and see how well it has worked
• Will Kansas AG Derek Schmidt continue to pander to extremist nonsense in his party?
• Kansas City region is in the international spotlight on climate. This is our chance
• Letters: Readers discuss Colin Powell’s example, phones in school and KC barbecue
• Want to contact your City Council about violence prevention? Here’s a guide for KC
• Gusty winds, maybe a tornado, may form out of afternoon thunderstorms in Kansas City
• Eyewitness’s identification of Strickland was ‘extremely unreliable,’ expert says
• Michigan compound for sale has bunker with something that looks like ‘screaming room’
• Ex-Chiefs QB Alex Smith shares a look at his rebuilt leg during inspirational Ted Talk
• No trash pick up on Thursday in Kansas City, most surrounding areas on regular schedule
• Stay safe when buying or selling on social media in Kansas City with these tips
• This KC Chiefs’ special teams player earned a league award for his effort in Week 9
• Former Mizzou star Kim English got soaked after his first win as George Mason’s coach
• ‘It’s appalling:’ Activists react to TV show featuring Kansas City, Kansas, police
• Kansas City police open death investigation after fatal shooting Tuesday night
• Woman who overdosed at casino is revived by Clay County Sheriff’s Office sergeant
• Students hired for custodial, cafeteria jobs at Missouri schools amid labor shortage
• Family raises money for Sedalia girl, 11, killed shortly after getting off school bus
• Lenexa police urge caution following 2 armed robberies using Facebook Marketplace
• COVID-19 cases in Kansas City area shoots past 205,000 as rolling average swings upward
• Paul Rudd doesn’t seem to age — and he’s named People’s ‘Sexiest Man Alive’
• Meet the 4 finalists for 2021 Evelyn Gates Award, honoring KC’s top volleyball player
• Step aside Brushy McBrushface. Public asked to name this Kansas community’s snowplows
• Missouri offers credit monitoring after data flaw that Parson called ‘hacking’
• Firefighters union chief collects city salary while working other full-time job in DC
• ‘I’m gonna take shots.’ Why Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes will keep firing deep
• What is Cure Violence and how effective has it been at reducing gun violence?
• Don’t silence another generation of Hispanic voices in Kansas City Council districts
• Questioning Josh Hawley’s sexuality is not OK, even if it is Josh Hawley
• ‘Neat, trimmed haircut’: Did hoops coach rule violate Shawnee Mission school policy?
• Man starts COVID relief scam days after he’s released from murder sentence, feds say
• Mutual interest between KC Chiefs and Odell Beckham Jr.? Reid: ‘That’s a Veach area’
• KC Chiefs’ Chris Jones among 5 players not practicing Wednesday, coach Andy Reid says
• Aim4Peace has saved hundreds of lives, trauma surgeon says. But it needs city funding
• Kansas Gov. Kelly won’t get a COVID test after event with infected lawmaker. Here’s why.
• Kansas City police detective on trial for manslaughter takes stand, recounts shooting
• Prosecutors rest case in Cameron Lamb shooting as defense attacks witness’s credibility
• How can cities address gun violence? A Q&A with a Kansas City criminologist
• Coffee chain plans third Kansas City area shop serving mocha, shakes, pastries, more
• A sneak peek inside Kansas City’s new rooftop cocktail lounge overlooking the Plaza
• Kansas City area health violations: Bamboo Penny’s, Austins, Neighborhood Cafe, more
• Javon Pickett and Kobe Brown show leadership in Mizzou Tigers’ season-opening win
• Mizzou Tigers officially add Blue Valley’s Aidan Shaw, East St. Louis’ Christian Jones
• Three Missouri men’s basketball players miss season opener vs. Central Michigan
• Mizzou Tigers win opener despite ‘stagnant’ second half against Central Michigan
• Remy Martin flips switch at halftime and his 15 points help Kansas Jayhawks win opener
• This KU Jayhawks trio wowed vs. Michigan State: ‘We’re going to have a good future’
• ‘He’s a pro’: Ochai Agbaji scores career-high 29 as KU Jayhawks beat Michigan State
• SportsBeat KC: Beyond Ochai Agbaji, what else worked for KU in win over Michigan State?
• Michigan State coach bemoans turnovers, poor free throw shooting in loss to KU Jayhawks