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December 7, 2022

• Fairy Princess visits KC kids this weekend. Also: ‘Jurassic World’ and Tuba Christmas
• U.S. Supreme Court could entrench power of Kansas, Missouri lawmakers to gerrymander
• Worker entered sewer to rescue colleague but they both died, feds say. Company cited
• Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes has a bruised foot. Here’s what he said about playing Sunday
• Students, Missouri ACLU sue Independence school district for banning library book
• Kansas City police investigate death in North Town Fork Creek neighborhood
• Police investigate after man found shot and killed outside Kansas City gas station
• Pro bull rider tossed during tournament suffers brain bleed. ‘Very long road ahead’
• Chiefs’ Mecole Hardman has ‘a chance’ to return from IR in time for Week 15, Reid says
• ‘Is this real?’ Man with huge Michigan lottery win has girlfriend double check ticket
• $4.2 million lottery ticket sold at Westport QuikTrip on Saturday
• Man stabbed 17 times after he came to kill in-laws in revenge attack, IL cops say
• Explore Tower Park in Kansas City’s Waldo neighborhood from above: ZIP by ZIP
• Aaron Judge got huge deal with the Yankees, but MLB fans wonder about ‘Arson Judge’
• Patrick Mahomes says the Chiefs and Bengals can’t be called rivals at this point
• Kansas City Current make free-agency splash, adding USWNT, NWSL experience to midfield
• The Chiefs can clinch a postseason spot this weekend, but they’ll need some help
• Congrats to Raphael Warnock. But Herschel Walker should never have even gotten close
• Where were adults when students made racist taunts at Topeka High School hoops game?
• Kansas City man charged with aiding escape of Cass County inmates, drug traffickers
• Come on, Kansas City: The Chiefs’ loss to the Bengals wasn’t the end of the world
• Not ‘another statistic’: Family remembers KC father of 2, recalls details of shooting
• Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton holds unique role in Saturday’s Mizzou-KU game
• Dog goes through X-ray at airport, photo shows. ‘Not the first Chihuahua we’ve seen’
• Hoping for a white Christmas? Historically, the odds are not in Kansas City’s favor
• Business group unveils new proposal to alleviate flooding in Kansas City’s Westport
• Major backups start early along westbound I-435 in south KC; traffic pattern changed
• How can Missouri help children in foster care better? These states have the answer
• Share your Kansas City pride with these local clothing, accessories and jewelry gifts
• Kansas City area health code violations: Sushi Karma, Big Biscuit, Crazy Good Eats BBQ, more
• Country Club Plaza sues cupcake shop for $42K in back rent, possession of the space
• Haven’t tried bingsu? Taste the traditional Korean dessert at new Johnson County cafe
• How a barbecue joint in rural Kansas has kept the flame alive for nearly 50 years
• Mike Fannin steps down after 14 years as executive editor of The Kansas City Star
• Why KC Royals GM J.J. Picollo thinks ‘fairly quiet’ offseason could pay dividends
• Pedro Grifol: Saying goodbye to Royals was emotional, but ‘it’s time to move on’
• Royals slide in MLB Draft Lottery while AL Central rivals improve positioning
• Lawrence-native Calvin Clements was committed to Baylor. Then he saw KU’s football turnaround
• Here’s a look at some of the most memorable games in history of Border War men’s hoops
• Prank calls, boos and digging up dirt: Former Jayhawks recall rowdy crowds at Mizzou
• Cash back and gift cards are benefits of credit card use. But watch for these dangers
• The KC Roos were tied with Oklahoma in Norman. Here’s how the game got out of hand