Site Map | November 2021 | November 30

November 30, 2021

• KS housing survey: despite population growth JoCo, WyCo not meeting community needs
• Keeping it local: Businesses eagerly open doors for shoppers in downtown Lee’s Summit
• Repeal of Missouri gun law linked to increase in stolen firearms, study says
• ‘Sick and tired’: Ralliers say Attorney General Schmitt upholding wrongful convictions
• Even with omicron on the horizon, delta is still the biggest concern in Kansas City
• Kansas City Chiefs add veteran offensive lineman Kyle Long to active roster
• Kansas suspends visitations at Lansing prison ahead of holidays due to staff shortages
• Omicron arrived to the U.S.: What questions do you have about the virus in Kansas City?
• How is Missouri tracking omicron? We talked to a researcher testing wastewater
• Kansas City moved for some local control of police spending. Missouri is pushing back
• Kansas Attorney General Schmidt accuses KU, KSU of violating new vaccine exemption law
• Missouri lawmaker to file bill increasing Kansas City’s required spending on police
• On Kansas congressional redistricting, readers have clear preference for future of the 3rd
• 3 killed, 8 injured in Michigan school shooting, sheriff says. 15-year-old arrested
• All of the lights: Check out these holiday light shows around Kansas City
• Lansing corrections officer was working solo when attacked by inmate, union says
• Northland student group says 32 books are in danger of being banned. Here they are
• The explanation for why Seattle was penalized on onside-kick recovery at Washington
• In letter, KC Council says they’ll only negotiate police budget with a new chief
• Federal judge dismisses mask mandate lawsuit against KC area school districts, cities
• ‘It pains me’: Kansas City mayor reacts to police chief’s Cameron Lamb comment 
• High school football player in Indiana says opponent wore blackface to mock him
• ‘I remember every single second of those 43 years’: A conversation with Kevin Strickland
• KC police chief called Cameron Lamb ‘bad guy.’ Here’s how community leaders responded
• Royals’ Nicky Lopez says he’s open to playing a position other than shortstop in 2022
• Missouri hunter shoots 16-point ‘buck’ — then discovers it’s something much more rare
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes opens up about his friendship with Lakers star LeBron James
• Tony Luetkemeyer: Police department should get more money from Kansas City’s budget
• Pizza delivery driver dies after falling through collapsed porch, Indiana cops say
• Kansas City author was celebrated yet inscrutable. New bio digs into ‘his inner being’
• Mom tosses toddler from window in Missouri apartment fire. Neighbor rescues them both
• Big 12 fans roast OU president for ‘more notice’ comment about Lincoln Riley departure
• Kansas City launches extreme weather plan to provide emergency shelter, aid this winter
• ‘Somebody help me.’ Kevin Strickland recalls his arrest and early days in prison
• ‘You can’t leave your four-legged kid behind’: A place for pets of KC abuse victims
• Kansas City Public Library condemns push to ban, censor books in schools
• Kansas City man bit cop, crashed into police vehicle to avoid arrest: federal complaint
• Hunter buys lottery ticket at Missouri Walmart on trip to buy deer tag. He won $100,000
• After 43 years in prison, Kevin Strickland has an idea of where he’d like to live now
• Going green in Kansas City: here are five ways to fight climate change from your home
• Police Chief Rick Smith said ‘bad guy’s dead’ minutes after KC detective killed Cameron Lamb
• The minor leagues’ top manager is in the Kansas City Royals organization
• Missouri Tigers cross country head coach Marc Burns steps down after eight seasons
• Missouri Tigers men’s basketball breaks losing streak with win over NAIA’s Paul Quinn