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December 2, 2021

• Baseball’s millionaire lockout squabbles send warning to taxpayers on new KC stadiums
• Second written threat found in Blue Springs South High School bathroom Thursday
• Day after Oxford shooting, student found with gun at another Michigan school, cops say
• Student struck when car speeds past school bus crossing arm, Indiana police say
• Two Kansas City Chiefs players are leading at their position in Pro Bowl voting
• Family of Black man dehumanized as ‘bad guy’ by KCPD Chief Smith deserves an apology
• Neighbors helping neighbors: where to give or get help in Kansas City this winter
• Kansas AG Derek Schmidt makes a good case: Let the courts decide on COVID-19 mandates
• I’m a Missouri Baptist minister. Jay Ashcroft is serving only the God of GOP politics
• With omicron in US, Missouri judge cancels local health department COVID orders
• Here is why MLB removed photos of Kansas City Royals players from the team’s website
• ‘Bad guy.’ ‘Suspect.’ ‘Criminal.’ Our sons keep dying under current police culture
• Man rescued from illegal marijuana facility 3 months after kidnapping, Oklahoma cops say
• Letters: KC readers discuss cancer screenings, Missouri flooding and restaurant workers
• 1 dead, 2 hurt after vehicle hits pedestrians outside Kansas City, Kansas, Walmart
• Woman and child shot Wednesday in Kansas City, Kansas, remain in critical condition
• Man injured in shooting Wednesday near Southeast High School in Kansas City
• Overland Park beefs up patrols as high-impact shoplifting captures national headlines
• Sunday is a pivotal day for AFC West, and games involving all four teams will air in KC
• A wrong number in a text chain led to high school basketball team talking to Tom Brady
• Roger Marshall’s shutdown threat isn’t about vaccine mandate — or the economy, either
• Video: Police spokeswoman speaks at scene of pedestrian fatality at KCK Walmart
• Teen posts video threatening to shoot up her Michigan high school, officials say
• Missouri allocated $11M for vaccine gift cards. Most health departments said no thanks
• ‘Keep a roof over our heads’: KC proposal would guarantee legal representation to tenants
• Missouri GOP political consultant gets probation in felony tax fraud case
• Kansas, Missouri lawmakers slam school boards as curricula fights head to statehouses
• Police commissioner texted Missouri governor that she never agreed to KCPD Chief Smith’s ouster
• Kansas City Council approves extension of mask mandate for schools through year’s end
• KU students charged with felony in September theft of Native American art installation
• Kansas City kids surprised with shopping spree with Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire
• Why the Kansas City Chiefs have made a change at punt returner (no more Mecole Hardman)
• Three charged in shooting that left one dead in parking lot of Kansas City market
• Kansas City man accused of fatally stabbing, setting fire to homicide victim
• Frosty? Hardly as Kansas City could set record for warmest December day ever
• Tommy Townsend becomes the first KC Chiefs punter to garner this notable NFL award
• Police detective dies after head-on crash with fleeing suspect, Missouri police say
• No fun league? Here’s what KC Chiefs’ Bieniemy tells players about anti-taunting rules
• College basketball coach calls timeout with team losing — to make players run sprints
• On The Vine: Spark change, blaze a path
• Embattled Kansas City Police Chief Rick Smith discusses staffing issues in town hall
• Horse stuck in freezing creek for hours — until rescuers stepped in, Indiana photos show
• Kansas City police detective convicted in fatal shooting to be sentenced in March
• Student arrested after joyride in stolen school bus, Oklahoma cops say
• KC Police Chief Rick Smith to leave post in the spring. Here’s how next chief is chosen
• KC Chiefs wide receivers Tyreek Hill, Mecole Hardman returned to practice Thursday
• End of an affordable era in Volker: Midtown KC apartments sold, surprising tenants
• Omicron will arrive in Kansas City “within the next week or two,” KU doctor predicts
• You can climb the walls — literally — at this Iowa home. Zillow Gone Wild bewildered
• Here’s what Major League Baseball’s lockout means for the Kansas City Royals (and fans)
• Kansas City Royals add relief pitcher Taylor Clarke before MLB lockout begins
• KU Jayhawks to face Mike Anderson’s Red Storm: ‘They sprinkle in different presses’
• Five things I think about KU Jayhawks men’s basketball following its trip to Florida
• Whataburger KC updates: Mahomes’ group breaks ground on its first restaurant, and more
• Hy-Vee to close one of its KC locations and reopen it as a new wine and spirits concept
• Kansas City area health inspections: El Rio Bravo, Sawasdee Thai, Firehouse Subs, more
• Defensive lineman Jatorian Hansford is fifth Missouri Tiger to transfer this week
• Mizzou Tigers’ Tyler Badie wins SEC football scholar-athlete of the year award
• Where will Missouri Tigers play in bowl game? Dallas, Detroit, Memphis are options
• Mizzou Tigers men’s basketball at Liberty Flames: Time, TV, lineups, prediction
• Kansas Board of Regents taps North Carolina State administrator as new K-State president