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December 16, 2021

• All this Kansas City man wants for Christmas is his mother’s stolen Thunderbird back
• Moments before crash that killed 3 in Westport, KCFD truck was told to ‘stand down’
• Kansas City City Council votes down attempt to maintain current Northland district lines
• Some Evergy customers may be without power for days after Wednesday storms, CEO says
• Kansas confirms first case of omicron variant of COVID-19 in the state
• Was your home damaged? Advice to avoid repair scams in Johnson County, surrounding area
• Pedestrian found in rubble after Westport fire truck crash; death toll rises to 3
• One dead, one missing after Kansas City firetruck and SUV crash into building
• 2 dead, pedestrian missing in rubble after SUV, Kansas City fire truck crash in Westport
• Kansas City nice: Bar owners take high road in apology to Chiefs QB Mahomes’ brother
• Smell smoke, Kansas City? It may be from wildfires in central Kansas
• He escaped jail — then was caught drinking a beer at Chili’s, Oklahoma sheriff says
• Thousands without power in Kansas City metro after storms damage Evergy network
• Blair Kerkhoff: A leukemia diagnosis means this year’s present is the gift of life
• Police seek help to find 87-year-old man missing from Kansas City area
• Under pressure, Johnson County to decide whether to drop its school mask mandate
• KS mental hospital finally admits patients without court order. Is there enough staff?
• Kansas City City Council to vote on new district map Thursday. Here’s what’s at stake
• KC offers to underwrite cost of building affordable housing on East Side vacant lots
• Missouri employee pension makes new claims against Canadian firm in suit over losses
• Want your own private lake? House listed for $4.3 million in Missouri has you covered
• KU Health System reports steep increase in COVID hospitalizations during holiday season
• An entire 58-foot bridge has disappeared from Ohio field. Police are investigating
• Thousands remain without power in Kansas City area after winds, storms down power lines
• Here is who national experts are predicting will win KC Chiefs-LA Chargers game
• Minnesota man spent years stalking woman who rejected him in college, feds say
• 14-year-old left for school on Dec. 14 and hasn’t been seen since, Minnesota cops say
• Man with brain damage had life savings stolen by niece caring for him, WI cops say
• These Kansas City area schools canceled class because of power outages from wind storm
• Watch: Downtown Kansas City airport damaged by winds up to 77 mph in Wednesday storm
• Her brother buys her a Michigan lottery ticket every birthday — this year she won big
• Severe thunderstorms moving across Kansas City and Missouri, weather service says
• Flight delays expected at Kansas City International Airport amid severe storms
• Free burgers, cheap gas and more: When the Chiefs score, you can too with local deals
• Sens. Blunt and Moran, our kids need your help to stop furniture tip-over tragedies
• One clear choice on dividing Kansas City Northland districts north-south or east-west
• Letters: Readers discuss KCK student mentor, miscarriages and Missouri AG Schmitt
• In lawsuit, KC’s H&R Block says Twitter founder’s firm is ripping off its brand name
• Former KU guard Devonté Graham wins game for Pelicans with improbable 3/4-court shot
• Stephen F. Austin coach returns to KU Jayhawks’ Allen Fieldhouse: ‘It’s the best’
• Why this Johnson County Zaxby’s has been closed for months and when it will reopen
• Meet Tally, the robot taking inventory at this Kansas City area Hy-Vee store
• ‘Just the start’: Mizzou Tigers celebrate football recruiting class in Kansas City