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December 14, 2021

• Without help from City Hall, they’re rebuilding KC’s East Side one block at a time
• Plans for East Side revival come and go. Will City Hall’s latest make a difference?
• ‘Let’s make it happen’: Tyrone Garner is sworn in as mayor of Kansas City, Kansas
• These Kansas City area school districts to drop mask mandates after Missouri AG order
• Emails show how Gov. Parson’s office sidesteps questions about Missouri House vacancies
• Cornerback L’Jarius Sneed to re-join Kansas City Chiefs after brother’s death
• KC Comets update: Kansas City’s indoor soccer team is red-hot entering game vs. Blast
• Vahe Gregorian: Friend and colleague Sam Mellinger has been a teammate in the trenches
• KC Mavericks update: Dinner on Ice, Wednesday road game, then two at home this weekend
• Kansas City, Kansas schools investigate nonprofit leader accused of inappropriate texts
• Danny Carey of rock band Tool arrested at Kansas City International Airport
• Teen shoots 12-year-old brother after mistaking him for a deer, Michigan cops say
• ‘Heartbroken’ doctors take out ad begging Minnesota residents to get a COVID vaccine
• Kansas City, Kansas, firefighter in critical condition after suffering head injury
• Missouri prisoner paroled after 241-year sentence for robbery committed at 16
• Warning issued as ‘intense southerly winds’ could gust to 65 mph in Kansas City area
• Teen on the run from detention center is hit and killed by car, Missouri police say
• Monday was the 50th anniversary of Andy Reid’s famous Pass, Punt and Kick competition
• Josh Gordon shares his vaccination status after Chiefs place him on COVID-19 list
• Here’s how the KC Chiefs distributed playing time in Sunday’s 48-9 win vs. Raiders
• Are Missouri wages rising with cost of living? Compare earnings on this interactive graph
• Kids get hurt as Eric Schmitt takes the culture wars to Missouri’s public schools
• Student mentor in KCK schools accused of inappropriate messages. What’s being done?
• ‘One of those good things.’ Boot Block returns to Lee’s Summit to help those in need
• A blue Christmas in Olathe? Manufacturing errors changed the colors of the street lights
• Here’s the latest on the health of the KC Chiefs ahead of Thursday’s clash vs. Chargers
• Iowa postal worker cashed $62,000 in stolen checks after names were changed, feds say
• KC Chiefs place receiver Josh Gordon on NFL reserve/COVID-19 list ahead of Thursday game
• Police forced to shoot dog so they could get boy’s severed arm back, Oklahoma cops say
• Angry community activists demand removal of Kansas City Police Chief Rick Smith
• Kansas City COVID-19 deaths more than doubled in the past week, data shows
• Kansas police search for person who beheaded officer’s puppy in ‘senseless attack’
• Blue Springs City Council says ‘No’ to any future mask mandates from Jackson County
• Vaccines, masks, tests and parking: What to know before you fly from KCI for the holidays
• Blunt, Moran voted not to help blue states in Superstorm Sandy. What about Kentucky?
• Messages reveal wife knew of, shrugged off KCK student mentor’s behavior toward girls
• Chris Jones is second Kansas City Chiefs player to enter COVID-19 protocol this week
• Leawood senator gains key endorsement over Kobach in Kansas attorney general race
• Former MO GOP chair subpoenaed in Capitol riot probe is new attorney for Olathe Proud Boy
• Can Missouri keep medical marijuana applications secret? Supreme Court to decide
• Kansas City is preparing next steps for right to counsel. Here’s how it worked elsewhere
• Missouri girl died after being carried dozens of yards through the air as tornadoes hit
• New Kansas City area Shake Shack will be second in the nation with a drive-thru
• Root beer floats and burgers: A&W wants to double number of Kansas City area spots
• Mizzou Tigers’ Harrison Mevis wins first-team All-America honors from Sporting News
• Sports columnist Sam Mellinger leaving Kansas City Star to become Royals PR executive
• Johnson County man with COVID petitions court after doctors refuse to give him ivermectin
• Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball to start series with Indiana Hoosiers next season
• KU Jayhawks football adds 3rd Big Ten transfer in a week. This one’s from Ohio State
• Remy Martin will ‘always remember’ KU win over Mizzou: ‘Crowd showed so much love’
• Black Friday and Cyber Monday are over, but savvy shoppers can still find deals in KC
• Here’s how much the Consumer Price Index is up. This is how to cope during holidays