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December 17, 2021

• As other states, cities crack down, Kansas City cash-for-home buyers go unregulated
• ‘All over the field’: Rookie Nick Bolton makes presence felt in Kansas City Chiefs win
• SportsBeat Live podcast: From the airport, let’s talk about those surging Chiefs
• After electrifying game-winning TD, Chiefs’ Travis Kelce got a shout-out from LeBron James
• Tyreek Hill’s amazing catch gave Mahomes his most improbable completion since 2019
• Listen to Mitch Holthus’ call of Chiefs’ tight end Travis Kelce’s game-winning TD
• The win probability chart from KC Chiefs’ victory over LA Chargers is really nutty
• Kansas City police monitoring viral TikTok threat urging violence at nation’s schools
• ‘Catastrophic’: Western Kansas wildfires burn through Friday leaving miles of devastation
• Remains of university student missing for 3 years identified in Michigan, officials say
• 3.5 tons of garbage pulled from 60-foot sinkhole cave in Missouri, officials say
• UG of Wyandotte County/KCK ends mask mandate despite pleas from health officials
• Vote now: Will the KC Chiefs end up with No. 1 seed and a bye in the AFC playoffs?
• KC Chiefs’ Sneed not playing, but Charvarius Ward is ready for action at Chargers
• Would Missouri allow someone to drive legally under the influence of pot? We hope not
• Crime, violence are spiking all over. Yet these solutions aren’t discussed. Why not?
• Letters: KC readers discuss developers’ perks, school mask fights and Roger Marshall
• Shopping for Christmas with my mom started in sadness, but became a treasured gift
• Book club: Award-winning poet confronts us while drawing us into Middle Eastern world
• Five things that stood out about the Kansas City Chiefs’ thrilling win against Chargers
• Kansas City Chiefs beat Chargers in overtime at Los Angeles: What a pivotal victory
• From his worst to his best, how KC Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes turned around his night
• Power still out for 28,000 in Kansas, Missouri after storm and winds slam Evergy grid
• Death of Kansas City infant ruled a homicide after autopsy, police say
• Passenger recounts ‘terrifying’ experience on plane landing at KCI amid storm Wednesday
• ‘Right outside our building’: Witness recounts shooting on a day of gunfire in Independence
• O Christmas tree, which kind is better: Real or artificial? Vote in our poll
• SportsBeat Live, soon: Oh, what a feeling... surging KC Chiefs’ win streak at 7 games
• On The Vine: Rev and reboot
• How a video from his brother inspired Travis Kelce’s huge night in KC Chiefs’ OT win
• What does Kansas City’s new COVID spike mean for Christmas? Health officials weigh in
• Andy Reid tied Marty Schottenheimer in regular-season wins for a KC Chiefs coach
• Here’s what math says on LA Chargers coach Staley’s 4th-down decisions vs. KC Chiefs
• Bicyclist dies after being struck by pickup truck along 40 Highway in Independence
• Power outages from storms continue to affect about 1,400 customers in Kansas City area
• Endangered giant salamanders priced at $450 on Facebook smuggled into Arkansas, feds say
• NFL, NFLPA update COVID protocols. What it means for KC Chiefs players on COVID list
• Omicron variant of COVID-19 detected in Kansas City-area wastewater
• Free speech violation? Ex-Missouri rep sues because he’s banned from being a lobbyist
• “A tornado warning to our community:” Health officials on Kansas City’s COVID crisis
• Omicron, vaccines, tests: The Star and Kansas City Library answer your COVID-19 questions
• How the KC Chiefs stuffed the Chargers on three goal-line tries during Thursday’s win
• ‘I’m back,’ Patrick Mahomes says as Kansas City Chiefs quarterback shuts down haters
• Chris Jones, on the reserve/COVID-19 list, live-tweeted KC Chiefs’ win over Chargers
• Chiefs’ Michael Burton gets two career firsts on KC’s opening drive against Chargers
• KC Chiefs report card: How they graded out in Thursday night’s road win over Chargers
• Grass fire near downtown I-35 in Kansas City brings heavy firefighter presence, delays
• Johnson County teacher’s message to parents: You can be angry, but we also can leave
• Missouri Tigers football gets second in-state recruiting commitment for 2023 class
• 5 things to know about Oracle after $28.3 billion acquisition of Kansas City’s Cerner
• Kansas City-based Cerner in talks to be acquired by tech giant Oracle, report says
• Now at Stephen F. Austin, Latrell Jossell returns to play Kansas Jayhawks basketball
• Kansas Jayhawks’ Bill Self addresses COVID cancellations across college basketball
• How one Jayhawks basketball player — quietly — has keyed KU’s offensive resurgence
• Poisonous? Here’s the truth about our favorite Christmas plant