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November 19, 2021

• Missouri domestic violence shelters fear budget cuts despite federal funding ‘fix’
• How the Kansas City Chiefs will determine where to deploy Chris Jones on the D-line
• Student in trouble over slavery petition accused of threat to shoot up Park Hill South
• Chiefs’ Clark Hunt aims to win back an ‘el cheapo’ trophy from Cowboys’ Jerry Jones
• Can KC Chiefs keep their win streak going against the equally potent Dallas Cowboys?
• Blue Valley Northwest football tops BV West for trip to Kansas 6A state-title game
• Chiefs and family of girl injured in Britt Reid crash finalize agreement for her care
• Judge halts Kansas law that restricts who can send out advance mail ballot applications
• Jungle Law sued Kansas City sports bar over worker complaint. Now bar sues Jungle Law
• Mill Valley seniors stand tall, defeat Aquinas to reach third straight state-title game
• Rockhurst beats John Burroughs 2-1, will play for Missouri Class 4 boys soccer title
• Here’s how the judge explained decision to convict KC police officer in fatal shooting
• KCPD detective faced trial for killing Cameron Lamb. Here’s how family remembered him
• Kansas City reacts on social media to guilty verdict in the killing of Cameron Lamb
• Relatives of Cameron Lamb say they’re ‘overwhelmed’ by verdict convicting officer
• As convicted felon, DeValkenaere may no longer possess firearm, serve as officer
• Here’s 5 things to know about the judge ruling on the fatal shooting of Cameron Lamb
• ‘First domino to fall:’ KC community sees verdict as holding police accountable
• Missouri health agency approves COVID-19 booster shots for all adults
• Shooting, protests, charges: A timeline of events leading up to DeValkenaere trial
• ‘Irrevocably changed’: KC mayor speaks out after guilty verdict in police shooting
• ‘Justice was gotten’: KC officer found guilty in 2019 fatal shooting of Black man
• Here’s a recap of what led to the shooting of Cameron Lamb, trial of KCPD detective
• Prosecutors faced challenge in pursuing manslaughter case against KC police detective
• Hit-and-run crash kills motorcyclist late Friday afternoon, Kansas City police say
• Kansas City officer found guilty in fatal shooting is suspended ‘pending termination’
• We aren’t on this Earth for long. Let’s make Kansas City better for future generations
• Nine trophy bucks poached by Michigan felon, officials say. ‘It’s a shame’
• KC Chiefs vs. Dallas Cowboys prediction: Patrick Mahomes faces team of Texas boyhood
• You do need to ask, rather than assume you know, your Thanksgiving guests’ COVID status
• Letters: KC readers discuss Gosar’s threats, Whataburger lines and scam phone calls
• From ‘best town ever,’ Jared Casey learned a secret amid his improbable rise to KU hero
• SportsBeat KC: Talking biggest game of NFL weekend, KC Chiefs vs. Dallas Cowboys
• Watch now: SportsBeat Live talks Chiefs and Sunday’s showdown with the Dallas Cowboys
• Starlight Theatre is extending its “Van Gogh Alive” exhibit into January
• Kansas mom sues Walmart for allegedly giving COVID vaccine to daughter without consent
• Kansas Health Secretary Lee Norman resigns after leading Kansas throughout pandemic
• School board makes masks optional in high and middle schools in Lee’s Summit
• How KC Chiefs center Creed Humphrey is making ‘awfully rare’ immediate impact as rookie
• KC Chiefs remain in wait-and-see mode about Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s status vs. Cowboys
• His family legacy is prison. KC Chiefs’ L’Jarius Sneed bears a burden to break a curse
• Chiefs plan multiple ‘Salute to Service’ activities for Sunday’s game vs. Cowboys
• JoCo mayor was selling business and home while campaigning. Now he’s moving to Florida.
• Has your local pharmacy closed unexpectedly? We want to hear about it
• MLB honors Kansas City Royals for community-service efforts at Urban Youth Academy
• Kansas City Royals add six to roster, including Pratto, Melendez and Bowlan
• Kansas City Royals unveil new uniforms that are an ‘ode to the traditions of the past’
• Former Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball forward Kelly Knight dies at the age of 59
• He’s not KU Jayhawks’ best player. But this freshman might be the most fun to watch
• You saw KU Jayhawks’ game-winning play vs. Texas. Here’s the rest of the story
• ‘A symbol of progress’: Missouri Tigers break ground on Stephens Indoor Facility
• Garden will thank you if you figure out easy steps involved in creating rich compost
• New Kansas City venue: Basement speakeasy. Rooftop bartenders dressed as lifeguards?