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December 10, 2021

• Anti-solar farm forces are organized in Johnson County. Don’t fall for misinformation
• Former Missouri Republican Party chairman subpoenaed by January 6 committee
• Tom Hanks: ‘There are many great lessons to take away from Bob Dole’s life’
• Bob Dole honored by presidents, family, friends in Washington National Cathedral
• Chiefs-Raiders prediction: Any reason to think Derek Carr’s luck changes in KC?
• ‘A win for Kansas City’: Council passes tenant’s right to counsel. Here’s why it matters
• Tenants’ Right to Counsel: How a new law could help you avoid eviction in Kansas City
• Boulevardia is back in Kansas City, and even sooner than expected with a holiday pop-up
• More Missouri health departments halt COVID efforts after attorney general’s threat
• Two men charged in Cassidy Rainwater’s killing to be back in court in February
• Former Pro Bowl WR Demaryius Thomas dies at 33. See the reaction from the NFL community
• ‘What is up with the poop smell?’ People can’t handle the stink in this Missouri city
• Tech N9ne will be the drum honoree for Sunday’s Kansas City Chiefs-Raiders game
• Need help paying your heating bill? Money is available through this Missouri program
• Father of man killed in November homicide killed in shooting Wednesday in Kansas City
• Watch: It’s Red Friday, and you can join us for some Chiefs-Raiders talk this morning
• Letters: KC readers discuss KU-MU Border War, Bob Dole’s spirit, Buck O’Neil’s humor
• The solution to the KC Chiefs’ offense? Catch the dang ball. Here’s how bad it’s become
• Diners leave $4,400 tip, then server is fired by Arkansas restaurant, customer says
• Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid has some thoughts about renewed KU-Mizzou rivalry
• Current and former Chiefs mourn the death of former Broncos receiver Demaryius Thomas
• Teen killed, a baby and others injured after shots fired at car, Michigan police say
• Pool right inside entryway is unusual feature of Indiana home for sale. ‘Bold choice’
• ‘WHAT A MESS WE NOW ARE IN!’ Records show MO health official’s worry over AG threat
• Kansas advances more than $50 million for COVID testing, state worker salary raises
• UN disability rights treaty was Dole’s unfulfilled wish. Will his death spur action?
• Kansas City Mavericks: Lots of Rapid City Rush, plus Santa-visits to KC-area NICUs
• Teens accused of shooting at man during attempted carjacking in Lenexa parking lot
• KC Chiefs are without special teams standout Chris Lammons vs. Raiders in Week 14
• MU-KU rivalry might not be the same these days, but Saturday will still be a spectacle
• Here are 10 of the most memorable KU-Mizzou men’s basketball games as series restarts
• ‘I am sincerely sorry.’ Civil engineer is first Missourian sentenced in Capitol riot
• These four points bear watching as Kansas City Chiefs face Las Vegas Raiders again
• If the Royals move to downtown Kansas City, here’s what a new ballpark has to include
• Is Kansas City in a drought? What to know about why it hasn’t been raining
• Ranked choice voting is the way forward — but this Missouri proposal gets it backward
• Any of these 4 guys could play major role in outcome of Sunday’s KC Chiefs-Raiders game
• KC Comets indoor pro-soccer team is 2-0 entering Saturday game at Dallas Sidekicks
• SportsBeat KC podcast: What awaits the Chiefs Sunday vs. Raiders, and beyond?
• Four taken to hospital after driver stopped on side of I-35 in KC to vomit rear-ended
• Fundraiser will support veterinary students in memory of K-State student hit by truck
• Former prison nurse accused of smuggling contraband into Leavenworth Detention Center
• Man charged with stealing audio equipment meant for President Biden’s Kansas City speech
• Watch: Bob Dole’s memorial service at the Washington National Cathedral
• On The Vine: This is community
• What are they thinking? Kansas City area school districts lower masks as COVID is up
• ‘Please don’t endorse Eric Greitens,’ he begged Trump. Missouri, you get the last word
• Elevator that killed Missouri teen wasn’t properly inspected, mother says in lawsuit
• Kansas City Royals mourn the death of scout/executive Jim Fregosi Jr.
• Is the Kansas City Royals farm system hitter heavy with Witt Jr., Melendez and Pratto?
• ‘You have to embrace it’: Mizzou Tigers basketball enters Kansas rivalry in the dark
• Former Bishop Miege player, a five-star basketball recruit, picks Duke over Mizzou
• Don Chilito’s in Johnson County is closing, but has a plan for the menu to carry on
• Kansas City area breakfast/lunch chain taking over Don Chilito’s Johnson County spot
• Kansas City overwhelmingly OKs millions for company moving a mile into luxury offices
• ‘My ears rang for a day and a half’: KU’s 2012 comeback win vs. Mizzou fueled by crowd
• Bill Self hopes to see ‘A-game’ from Kansas Jayhawks and fans Saturday against Mizzou
• KU Jayhawks football gets Big Ten transfer flip — from CB once committed to Wisconsin
• Ready to spruce up the home for the holidays? It’s as easy as stepping into your yard
• ‘Hero’ college student dies after ‘rushing to help’ during Kansas car crash, family says
• Teen runaway reports man raped and ‘was going to prostitute’ her, Kansas police say