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December 12, 2021

• Use these interactive maps to see how Kansas City has turned whiter east of Troost
• Land grab remakes Kansas City’s East Side, upending neighborhoods, Star investigation finds
• They were living in a Plaza condo. Then they bought a $9,000 house on the East Side
• ‘It’s like taking advantage of folks’: These KC locals hunt down cash-for-homes signs
• Thinking about selling your home for cash in Kansas City? Read this first
• ‘Fear-mongering must end’: Does Missouri AG Eric Schmitt ever listen to himself?
• KC Chiefs left no doubt against Raiders, and you bet we talking about it after the game
• The KC Chiefs turned in a perfect performance vs. Raiders. Do the grades bear that out?
• With awakened offense in romp over Raiders, KC Chiefs are peaking at the perfect time
• How thoroughly did the KC Chiefs beat the Las Vegas Raiders? Let us recount the ways
• Here’s what KC Chiefs players thought of Raiders stepping on midfield logo at Arrowhead
• Five things that stood out about the Kansas City Chiefs’ blowout of the Raiders
• Kansas City Chiefs receiver Josh Gordon scores first touchdown in 826 days
• Raiders held their pregame huddle on the Chiefs’ logo, then had horrific start to game
• The Chiefs trolled the Raiders by playing ‘Wheels on the Bus’ after blowout win
• ‘FIRE EVERYBODY.’ Raiders fans were furious about blowout loss to the KC Chiefs
• Raiders fan joined KC Chiefs supporters in doing ‘The Chop’ at Arrowhead Stadium
• Early-morning hit-and-run Sunday leaves 2 people injured; 1 in critical condition
• Case of 15-year-old shot, killed in Independence sent to Jackson County prosecutor
• Next Play: KC Chiefs play twice, lots of bowls, lunch with Roos + appreciation on ice
• Two more quakes rattle central Kansas just days after a larger tremor hit the area
• KC Sports Replay: Mizzou and K-State go bowling, Chiefs push win streak to five
• KC Roos women’s hoops continues torrid start; men rally but lose at SIU Edwardsville
• Driver in police chase that left one trooper injured charged in Greene County
• Kansas’ anticlimactic Border War blowout of Mizzou doesn’t diminish meaning of the day
• The Kansas City Chiefs’ peak offense is still quite good. Can we see it more often?
• Missouri ranks near the bottom in teacher pay; only 5 other states fare worse
• Vote now: What do you think the KC Chiefs’ final regular-season record will be?
• Allen Rawitch, former KU medical school professor and Overland Park officer, dies at 80
• Here is who national experts are predicting will win the Chiefs-Raiders game
• After brother’s death, Kansas City Chiefs cornerback L’Jarius Sneed to miss game Sunday
• Granddaughter finds old teddy bear in Kansas City area attic — and inspires new book
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Rashad Fenton, Lucas Niang make return to lineup vs. Raiders
• Letters: KC readers discuss dishonoring Bob Dole, KCATA service and Auschwitz’s lessons
• Pre-K pays us back. It’s the 700% solution to one of our nation’s biggest shortfalls
• Conservative We The People group wants seats on every Kansas City-area council, board
• Carl Evans, retired Kansas City Public Schools administrator and board member, dies at 76
• Mizzou basketball players enjoy first Kansas rivalry experience despite blowout defeat
• Where former guard Keith Langford sees the most progress from this KU Jayhawks team
• KU guard Dajuan Harris ties career high with 13 points in 102-65 Border War rout of MU
• Kansas City REALTORS® Install New President, Present Annual Industry Achievement Awards
• ‘Never stopped moving on’: Kansas leaders remember Dole as embodiment of state motto