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December 1, 2022

• Do Bengals have Chiefs’ number? Was last season’s sweep an outlier? SportsBeat podcast
• Here are the two Chiefs players who will have the 1st shot at returning punts Sunday
• New resident finds previous homeowner’s decomposing body in basement, Ohio cops say
• Lawsuit blames Fauci and federal agencies for Kansas City musician’s COVID-19 death
• Missouri anti-death penalty group organizes fundraiser for daughter of Kevin Johnson
• Kansas City men charged with assault for allegedly shooting at Missouri trooper
• Sedalia, MO police ask for public’s help locating woman with dementia and diabetes
• First MU-KU game in CoMo since Big 12 days sells out. But there’s another way to attend
• Kansas City man to enter plea Friday in 2020 murder of 4-year-old LeGend Taliferro
• KS Bureau of Investigation director to retire, handing Kobach major early appointment
• Did you tell the city about a pothole this year? There’s a 72% chance it got fixed
• Former Sporting KC star Feilhaber talks World Cup, makes his pick for U.S.-Netherlands
• Kansas City is watching the World Cup ... and a worldwide audience is watching KC, too
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes says nickname for his son came from his brother, Jackson
• Man claims Roger Golubski, other KCK cops made him play ‘Russian roulette’ as teen
• ‘The Soul of Santa’ takes over Kansas City for two weekends of family-friendly events
• Two U.S. Supreme Court justices rebuke decision to execute Kevin Johnson in Missouri
• Kansas regulator says he lacks authority to fully evaluate new financial institution
• Kansas Gov. Kelly open to changing sports gambling fund, as hope of luring Chiefs dims
• Someone won a fake gift card for this KC small business. How to avoid scams this holiday
• Remembering Kasi Perkins on the 10th anniversary of her murder by a Chiefs player
• Roger Marshall’s cruel anti-immigrant stunt ignores the realities of Kansas’ economy
• Patrick Mahomes reveals how he and Chiefs traded inside info before 2017 NFL Draft
• Missing woman found buried 130 miles away, Ohio cops say. Boyfriend turns himself in
• Chiefs WRs: JuJu Smith-Schuster returns to practice, but Kadarius Toney still sidelined
• Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes named the AFC Offensive Player of Month for November
• I’m in my 80s and not afraid to say it: Biden and Trump are both too old to run in 2024
• Germany-Costa Rica match will be first time a woman has refereed men’s World Cup game
• Inmate escapes jail a third time, this time through duct vent, Arkansas officials say
• I’m a police psychologist. So many guns, not mental health issues, cause mass shootings
• Boarding school leader gets temporary order to keep name off Missouri abuse registry
• Why would a white teacher think it’s OK to use the n-word at this Kansas City school?
• Man sues Overland Park nursing home after his wife falls out of bed and dies
• One person shot, critically wounded in Shawnee on Wednesday evening: Police
• We’ll be talking Chiefs-Bengals on SportsBeat Live at 10 a.m. Join in the conversation
• Short-term rentals dodge hotel tax in KC, unlike rest of Missouri. Close the loophole
• Man stabs his sleeping boyfriend in the neck, then calls 911, Oklahoma police say
• Dad chases carjacker who drove off with his four children inside, Minnesota cops say
• Independence is poised to vote on 4-day school week, the largest MO district to do so
• Chiefs rookie Skyy Moore fumbled punt vs. Rams. This was his response right after
• Andrew Bailey will be Missouri’s next attorney general. Will he be like his predecessors? 
• Student takes knife from 10-year-old with ‘hit list’ of ‘mean’ kids, MI officials say
• Get into the holiday spirit with live music on the Kansas City streetcar this December
• The KC Royals have a new pitching coach ... and they took him from an AL Central rival
• KU basketball vs. Seton Hall: Probable starters, tipoff time, TV info
• Bill Self seeking scoring, fill-in point guard from KU basketball bench
• Kansas City area health code violations: Las Islas, Chili’s, Dunkin’, Rudy’s, more
• KS farmers worried rock quarries will damage water. So they banded together to fight back