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November 17, 2021

• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• PAC supporting Missouri Gov. Mike Parson fined by ethics watchdog for improper donation
• Kansas City expects to welcome hundreds more Afghan evacuees. Here’s how you can help
• Two teens escape juvenile detention center, Missouri cops say. One is a murder suspect
• Missouri’s beloved panhandling dog killed by car. Adoring fans want ‘justice for Ike’
• Woman killed in shooting on Linwood Boulevard, second homicide this year on same block
• SportsBeat KC: After some October swoon, Mizzou, K-State trending in right direction
• As Thanksgiving travel returns to pre-pandemic levels, weather may cause disruptions
• Man seriously wounded in Kansas City shooting taken off life support, police say
• Why the Kansas City Chiefs’ offensive breakout against the Raiders may well persist
• KC Chiefs’ snap counts: Here’s who saw more action in Week 10’s 41-14 win at Raiders
• Letters: KC readers discuss vaccine objectors, book bans and Chiefs replacing Mahomes
• We compared admissions standards at colleges in Missouri and Kansas. Here’s what we found
• The Royals put a secret message in Twitter photo announcing new uniforms are coming
• Mega-guide to 2021 Kansas City holiday events: Shows, music, so many light displays
• Think you know Kansas City news? Take our weekly quiz and see how you stack up (Nov. 17)
• Two children dead after freight train strikes car in crossing, Indiana cops say
• How did Chiefs get their swagger back? It’s Travis Kelce’s beard, jokes Patrick Mahomes
• Jerry Jones on why a Cowboys’ victory over the KC Chiefs would be a ‘hallmark win’
• Mom smacks teen daughter’s peeping Tom with bat, Oklahoma cops say. ‘I had to hit him’
• Day care shut down after child turns on dryer with another kid inside, MI officials say
• Missouri slow to extend coverage for postpartum depression despite lawmakers’ approval
• Gardner Edgerton is latest Johnson County school districts to end mask mandates
• Will KC Chiefs wait until after week off to activate Edwards-Helaire? What Reid said
• Education, COVID-19, the price of a loaf of bread: What’s next for US politics?
• Don’t drag Missouri women back into the dangerous past with Texas-style abortion law
• With COVID, ‘personal freedom’ threatens societal good. Leaders, you need to step up
• Olathe police looking for 18-year-old teen who has been missing since last week
• Independence man who sent child porn to FBI agent gets 20 years in prison
• Olathe school district secretly settled lawsuit threatened by stalking victim’s family
• Wife’s breast milk helps convict husband in her heroin death, Michigan officials say
• Kansas House majority leader falsely claims Gov. Kelly waived welfare work requirement
• Kansas City things to do: Broadway’s ‘Tootsie,’ Sudeikis fundraiser, ‘Christmas Carol’
• Leavenworth man pleads guilty to throwing caged dog into Missouri River
• Earthquake felt in southeastern Missouri on Wednesday night
• One killed, one injured in Kansas City, Kansas shooting Wednesday evening
• Man sentenced to 15 years in prison on gun, drug charges after KC police chase
• Man who escaped from Lansing prison sentenced to nearly 11 years: prosecutors
• ‘I have doubts’: 2 more jurors say MO prisoner claiming innocence deserves new trial
• New report ranks child sex trafficking legislation in Kansas and Missouri. Both failed
• Murder charges filed in death of southwest Missouri woman as grisly details revealed
• ‘Big shoes to fill’: Missouri child advocate to be replaced amid child welfare turmoil
• KCI adds nonstop flights to Canada for spring 2022
• All Kansas adults can now get COVID booster shots: ‘End to this deadly pandemic’
• Want to go to Sunday’s KC Chiefs Cowboys game at Arrowhead? Be prepared to shell out
• Is Missouri Valley Conference the KC Roos’ next league? The two sides are talking ...
• Hall of Famer Curley Culp, part of Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl IV team, has cancer
• KC Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes wins AFC Player of Week award, his first since the opener
• Kansas City has resources to help refugees and evacuees get settled. Here’s where to go
• They fled Afghanistan. Now they live with 16 people in a single Kansas City apartment
• Mark McCloskey poses with two men flashing white supremacist sign outside Rittenhouse trial
• Johnson County pharmacies close, leaving customers without vaccines, drugs, answers
• KU Jayhawks football’s Jared Casey cashing in on NIL deals after Texas game-winner
• KU Jayhawks eager to pick up pace against Stony Brook: ‘We would like to play faster’
• KU’s Jalen Coleman-Lands playing through injury that is ‘very, very, very painful’
• Here’s where KU hoops coach Bill Self was Saturday when Jayhawks beat Texas in football
• Former Mizzou Tiger Kim English is 4-0 as head coach after George Mason beats Maryland
• Mizzou Tigers haven’t named a starting QB. Here’s how Connor Bazelak, Brady Cook feel
• Four-star Blue Valley forward Aidan Shaw shares why he chose Mizzou, goals for season
• Missouri Tigers’ Tyler Badie makes cut for prestigious college football award
• ‘Trench mob’: How Mizzou assistant Al Davis has turned around the Tigers’ run defense
• Breakfast burritos, chicken curry: Kansas City Crown Center getting 2 new restaurants
• Kansas City area health violations: Caffetteria, Jose Pepper’s, Pegah’s, Old Chicago