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November 10, 2022

• Enjoy ‘the birthplace of the city’: A guide to the best things to do in the River Market
• Couple celebrating their anniversary find ‘iced tea-color gem’ — a 1.90-carat diamond
• Police identify man fatally shot by officers in Kansas City, Kansas
• Commissioner Rob Manfred: MLB knows fans in local markets need better streaming options
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting multiple Kansas City officers who broke up sideshow
• Man, woman charged in beating of child with autism, caught on video in Independence
• After big affordable housing election win, KC Tenants raises a louder voice
• Sports broadcasters and writers share tributes to Fred Hickman, who died at age 66
• Sporting KC protects 19 players from new St. Louis team in 2022 MLS Expansion Draft
• COVID proved pharmacists are vital. There aren’t enough students to meet the demand
• I had an illegal abortion in 1967 when I was coughing up blood. Was I ‘selfish’ then?
• When my infant son contracted RSV, he didn’t get better — and I panicked
• ‘They will kill me’: Man allegedly robbed Johnson County bank with note about shooting
• Which Kansas City-area high school football player had best performance this past week?
• How Chiefs stopped Titans’ Derrick Henry: a surf, a swim ... and a change to a bear
• Here’s why Jaguars coach Doug Pederson says he ‘owes a lot’ to Chiefs coach Andy Reid
• Live at 10 a.m. today: Join us on SportsBeat to talk Chiefs vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
• Lee’s Summit man found guilty of $1 million extortion scheme for threatening to burn home
• Prosecutor won’t file charges in May police chase, fatal shooting in Platte County
• Former JoCo deputy loses police license after fraudulently trying to buy Pokémon cards
• Kansas City-area ‘first-degree’ Proud Boy gets brief jail sentence in Capitol riot
• Kids as young as 13 got chemical burns working at sanitation business, officials say
• Hours after AP calls Kansas AG race, Democrat Chris Mann has no plans to concede to Kobach
• Man injured by security guard in Power & Light awarded more than $700K from KC company
• Chiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman misses second straight day of practice
• River creature startles kayakers in Minnesota, photos show. ‘Real life Jurassic Park!’
• Why Chiefs’ victory over Tennessee Titans still nags at me: SportsBeat KC podcast
• Democrats dominate Johnson County for third straight election, locking in blue shift
• In contract year, Chiefs’ JuJu Smith-Schuster makes clear where he wants to be in 2023
• Wendy’s debuts new Frosty — with a holiday twist. Here’s when you can try one
• A large swath of the nation will see the Chiefs-Jaguars game as broadcast map shows
• ‘She’s breathing now’: Video shows Kansas City police officers save life of baby girl
• Worker ‘was immediately incinerated’ after falling into molten iron, feds say
• Here it comes: Winter-like cold marching towards Kansas City; temperatures to tumble
• Ex-U.S. men’s soccer player writes inspiring message to team picked for World Cup
• Royals prospect and KC-area prep product Carter Jensen named Carolina League All-Star
• Kansas men’s basketball adds three guards as early signing period begins
• Kansas Jayhawks vs. North Dakota State Bison: Probable starters, time, streaming info
• Kansas City area health code violations: Peachtree, Jack in the Box, China Garden, more
• ‘A record number of kids’: Kansas City doctors and hospitals sound alarm over RSV
• Missouri Tigers made their point in men’s basketball opener: this Mizzou team can score
• Former Missouri Tigers basketball player, KC coach Jed Frost kills wife, self: report
• KC Roos lose at LSU in men’s basketball, drop to 0-2; next up, a game at Illini Friday