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November 24, 2021

• Park Hill punished boys for slavery petition because it upset school and was racist
• KC Chiefs’ Chris Jones played so well Sunday vs. Dallas he won this NFL honor Wednesday
• No trash pick up on Thanksgiving in Kansas City and most surrounding areas
• Missouri man accused of threatening police at their barracks in Pennsylvania, feds say
• KCPD Chief Rick Smith has had a tumultuous tenure. Here are some of the controversies
• Merry, bright and a little boozy: Your guide to Kansas City holiday pop-up bars
• Georgia, Wisconsin trials focus on self-defense. Here are the laws in Kansas and Missouri
• Think you know Kansas City news? Take our weekly quiz and see how you stack up (Nov. 24)
• Family or friends in town? What to do in Kansas City this Thanksgiving weekend
• Tyrann Mathieu cancels Friday appearance at Mayor’s Christmas Tree Lighting
• Royals owner John Sherman named Kansas Citian of the Year by KC Chamber of Commerce
• Slavery petition caused ‘uproar,’ students ‘scared for their lives,’ Park Hill district says
• Letter lays out terms for how Chief Rick Smith will leave Kansas City police
• Kansas City police board to hold closed-door meeting Monday on personnel issue
• Johnson County Sheriff’s Office plans to spend up to $30,000 on COVID-19 antibody tests
• All Kansas state parks will offer free admission on Black Friday
• Star had early holiday print deadlines; see KansasCity.com for the latest news
• Man gets 25 years for fatal shooting of cousin in Thai Spice kitchen in Independence
• Three shot in Platte County residence on Tuesday evening, police say
• ‘Overwhelmed’: Kevin Strickland plans to take one day at a time after wrongful conviction
• Raytown teenager hospitalized after shooting Tuesday afternoon, police say
• ‘She was heard’: Friend says of eyewitness who pushed for Kevin Strickland’s freedom
• Want to help exonerees and the wrongly imprisoned in Missouri? Here’s how
• Letters: Readers discuss Kansas City police, gas prices and Aikman’s Chiefs slight
• Interactive: See how Missouri and Kansas treat the wrongfully convicted
• In Missouri, innocence is not enough to free the wrongfully convicted. Here’s why
• When, where and who of Kansas City’s Plaza lights, mayor’s Christmas tree ceremonies
• Indiana mom kidnaps woman in search for witness in her son’s criminal trial, feds say
• 13 years after hunters found decomposing body, Wisconsin cops identify missing woman
• ‘Shared humanity’: Donors around the world give over $1 million to Kevin Strickland
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes recognized by SEAL Legacy Foundation
• Man charged in hit-and-run crash that killed Kansas City area high school secretary
• Kansas City area continued to see uptick in COVID-19 cases as holiday approached
• Rockhurst University to name building for Kansas City civil rights champion Alvin Brooks
• Dinosaur misidentified for decades turns out to be new species. ‘Big, big deal’
• Kevin Strickland gets a measure of justice, but Missouri needs to write him a check
• Wrongly convicted, he left prison with $14. Missouri offers ‘nothing’ to the innocent
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Wade Davis, anchor of Kansas City Royals’ championship bullpen, retires from baseball
• Kansas City Royals fans, others show love for retiring World Series hero Wade Davis
• How KU Jayhawks WR — and son of former NFL player — went from walk-on to record books
• How can KU Jayhawks basketball players earn minutes in Florida? Let Bill Self explain
• Ochai Agbaji ‘never’ envisioned the career he’d have with KU Jayhawks. Here’s why
• Baked potato pizzas, Philly steak sandwiches. Topeka-based restaurant opens in JoCo
• Kansas City area health inspections: Gigi’s Seafood, French Market, Shinju Sushi, more
• Missouri Tigers football rallied around center Mike Maietti to become bowl eligible