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December 22, 2021

• KCK Rep. Coleman will return to court in Jan. as judge weighs impact of alleged DUI
• Quarterback Patrick Mahomes leads group of six Kansas City Chiefs named to Pro Bowl
• Comets update: After beating Wings Sunday, KC soccer team hosts Milwaukee Wave Dec. 29
• Judge blocks Jackson, St. Louis counties’ attempt to fight ruling in COVID lawsuit
• As omicron spreads ahead of holidays, no new precautions being taken in the KC metro
• Will the NFL consider rescheduling the Kansas City Chiefs-Pittsburgh Steelers game?
• Haven’t gone? Better Gogh: Art exhibit extended for final time in Kansas City
• Gunfire erupts during carjacking of Illinois state senator’s Mercedes SUV, cops say
• 500 exotic animals — from geckos to birds to snakes — rescued from one Nebraska home
• 11-year-old saves classmate from choking and woman from fire in Oklahoma on same day
• ‘A class act’: Longtime KCTV5 meteorologist Gary Amble announces retirement plans
• Evan Gilyard scores career-high 31 as KC Roos win first Summit League game of year
• KC knew Westport-Broadway intersection is ‘a crash hot spot.’ There’s already a fix
• What a year in the region: COVID-19, police reform, even a north-south KC civil war
• Five ways to stop the spread of COVID-19 in Kansas City this Christmas
• Kansas City Chiefs showed no new positive COVID-19 tests among active roster Wednesday
• KC Chiefs‘ L’Jarius Sneed ‘in a good place’ and ‘ready to go,’ Andy Reid says
• Have a very wary Christmas: What KC needs to do to stay safe from COVID-19 this year
• Jury only heard about ‘this young bride and this young hoodlum’ in KCK murder case
• Missouri property assessments are going up. Lawmaker wants to head off big tax hikes
• Kansas Rep. Aaron Coleman set to appear in Johnson County Court in domestic battery case
• With multiple venues closing, does live music have a future in Kansas City’s Westport?
• Man found dead near residential street was hit by a car months ago, Ohio police say
• Dismissal of racial discrimination lawsuit in Jackson County property assessments upheld
• ‘This DIY uprising of venues:’ Here’s two new-ish spots to see Kansas City artists
• Shawnee Mission school bus driver was right to turn that bus of rowdy students around
• Letters: KC readers discuss charitable police, toxic parents, Eric Schmitt’s fights
• Things to do in Kansas City: Jeff Dunham, TSO and last chance for these holiday shows
• This Kansas City area school district is dropping mask requirement in the new year
• Man sues Kansas City, Kansas QuikTrip after he caught fire at gas pump: court records
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce collects AFC offensive player of the week award
• First case of highly contagious omicron COVID-19 variant confirmed in Johnson County
• Retrial of man accused in Lawrence woman’s murder will not move forward, DA says
• Kansas Gov. Kelly’s $250 tax rebate is predictable, welcome — and dangerous, too
• Gov. Kelly wants Kansans to get a $250 tax rebate. GOP calls it an election-year gimmick
• Flying out of Kansas City for Christmas? Follow these travel tips for a smooth trip
• ‘My hands are tied’: Judge sentences Kansas City man to 6 years in prison in 2019 killing
• Juvenile shot and killed Wednesday night in Kansas City, Kansas
• Missouri trooper released fugitive because of act blocking federal gun laws, DOJ says
• Cutting welfare over truancy would only dig Missouri families deeper into poverty
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball players have headed home for the Christmas holiday
• The Big 12 conference has changed forfeit rules for basketball. Here’s the new policy
• Mizzou Tigers football loses in final seconds of Armed Forces Bowl to Army, 24-22
• Illinois swamps Mizzou Tigers basketball 88-63 in Braggin’ Rights game turned fiasco
• Missouri Tigers football vs. Army: Armed Forces Bowl prediction, time, TV, odds
• Mizzou Tigers basketball vs. Illinois: Braggin’ Rights prediction, time, TV, lineups
• This popular Johnson County ice cream shop closed. Now it’s returning in a new spot
• Multiple Kansas City area health code violations: Mi Ranchito, Sushi Karma, more