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November 16, 2022

• Here are 15 holiday markets around Kansas City to help with your gift list this year
• What Royals owner John Sherman’s open letter did, didn’t say about downtown ballpark
• Scrooge will begin his traditional stay in Kansas City, plus other holiday happenings
• Man taken into custody, baby safe following hours-long standoff in Independence
• Parents accused of child abuse after ‘emaciated’ infant found dead in Independence
• Chiefs defensive end Frank Clark returns to work after serving 2-game NFL suspension
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes says he was personally affected by JuJu Smith-Schuster injury
• Kadarius Toney explains the special reason why he chose to wear No. 19 with the Chiefs
• Chiefs’ JuJu Smith-Schuster remains in concussion protocol as team returns to practice
• DOJ to investigate treatment of adults with mental health disabilities in Missouri
• A question for the GOP in Kansas, Missouri and beyond: Are we still the Party of Trump?
• No matter what happens with Donald Trump, the conventional wisdom will be wrong again
• These are eight free agents the Royals could pursue this winter, national writers say
• Man wakes his fiancée to share big Michigan lottery news. ‘But she didn’t believe me’
• Sam’s Club trolls rival Costco with discounted — and very cheap — hot dog combo
• Missouri’s Roy Blunt, ahead of retirement, supports bill to protect same-sex marriage
• 79-year-old man fatally shoots his wife but survives shooting himself, Indiana cops say
• Which Kansas City-area high school football game is the game of the week?
• Man out on bond in fatal Chiefs game hit-and-run arrested in Kansas highway shooting
• Hunter finds remains of man missing under suspicious circumstances, Missouri cops say
• Republicans maintain veto-proof majority in Kansas House as Kelly set begin second term
• University of Kansas faculty, staff announce effort to organize employee union
• Kansas Republican Roger Marshall’s resolution to end COVID-19 emergency passes Senate
• Johnson County helped pay for Sheriff Hayden’s Las Vegas trip to far-right conference
• Thank you, Derek Schmidt. You acted like a normal Republican and wished Kansas well
• Let’s go, Chiefs: Late Sunday night games keep Kansas City moving slow Monday morning
• Two people found fatally shot in Lawrence cemetery Wednesday morning, police say
• How Kansas City police are cracking down on illegal sideshows and street racing
• ZIP by ZIP: Downtown Shawnee, Kansas
• Where is she? Mom accused of killing husband and lover’s wife is a Kansas City mystery
• Royals fans sound off on John Sherman’s letter regarding potential downtown ballpark
• Two hospitalized with serious injuries after crash on I-435 in Overland Park, police say
• What you missed from Kadarius Toney’s big day with Chiefs: a setup, ‘slide’ and scream
• 9 Kansas City neighborhood guides: Favorite spots from readers who call them home
• Salmon flights, sorbet. New Kansas City restaurant’s globally inspired bites, drinks
• Amid largely successful season, Missouri Tigers’ defense gets pass for letdown vs. Vols
• D’Moi Hodge lights it up for Missouri Tigers in high-scoring win vs. SIU-Edwardsville
• Was the Sherman Letter beginning of end for The K? We discuss on SportsBeat KC podcast
• Royals owner Sherman gives new specifics on downtown ballpark, leaving Kauffman Stadium
• County exec and KC Royals legend Frank White: ‘Long way to go’ before downtown baseball
• A closer look at Gradey Dick’s ‘big-time’ performance vs. Duke in Champions Classic
• Gradey Dick fuels late rally as Kansas Jayhawks defeat Duke, 69-64
• It’s a sneaky time of the year: Take steps to protect yourself from holiday fraud
• Evergy to pay fine after arsenic detected at former coal plant near Kansas River