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December 8, 2022

• Marijuana now legal in Missouri: How it affects expungement, licenses, decriminalization
• Philly police leader, a critic of misconduct, is KCPD’s only Black finalist for chief
• Coach suspended over Snapchat messages sent to 8th grade girl, Oklahoma officials say
• Michigan-bound Park Hill QB Kendrick Bell wins Simone Award as KC’s top football player
• City manager allegedly told staff to publicly lie about Kansas City projects: Lawsuit
• New members of Jackson County Legislature also serve on school boards. Is that legal?
• Man uses pocket knife to kill wife he said cheated, Indiana cops say. ‘I lost my mind’
• Johnson County Commission approves nearly $4 million grant for homelessness services
• Gun ownership ‘is not about rights’? That isn’t what the Second Amendment tells us
• 7-year-old shot while in bedroom, Wisconsin cops say. His home may have been targeted
• For the Broncos, a season that began with such promise has been an offensive disaster
• Another park search finds remains thought to be man missing 2.5 years, Ohio cops say
• Congress passes same-sex marriage protection, despite tearful plea from Vicky Hartzler
• Chiefs wide receiver practicing for 2nd straight day; here’s the latest injury update
• ‘I have not seen that,’ Lucas says of claim that Kansas City manager told staff to lie
• Chiefs’ game in Denver will be seen by their smallest television audience this season
• Man used sham modeling agency to take explicit photos of kids in Missouri, feds say
• Firefighter injured in Overland Park apartment fire early Thursday, missing person found
• How can the Chiefs regain the top seed in the AFC playoff hunt? Join the conversation at 10 a.m.
• Man of the Year nomination reminds that Patrick Mahomes is gift that keeps on giving
• Missouri Democrats could take abortion issue to voters. What would it look like?
• Treat your loved ones to uniquely Kansas City experiences this holiday season
• Artist and chef returns to Kansas City to create giant, edible gingerbread village
• Late Kansas presidential primary elections mean voters don’t get a say. Here’s a fix
• Woman, father found dead after her toddler answers phone call from worried co-worker
• ‘Deeply disturbing’ video shows middle school teacher fighting student, MO district says
• Two sets of tears
• Man tries to sell stolen bike rack on Facebook — to its owner who showed up with cops
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Are the Kansas City Chiefs the AFC’s best team?
• ‘That’s on me. Gotta do better’: What Chiefs rookie learned from game vs. Bengals
• Man’s body found in Kansas City house fire early Thursday, officials investigating
• Lakeside ‘fairy tale’ house is listed for $7 million. But…there’s something really off
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce says responsibility for loss Sunday falls on him because of fumble
• Did Kansas City manager tell staff to lie to the public? If so, that’s a huge problem
• ‘Massive’ rent hike frustrates Plaza residents. Missouri law gives them few options
• ‘A Waldo kind of guy’: Longtime Kansas City bike shop has closed after owner’s death
• KC Royals could have large chunk of their lineup playing in World Baseball Classic
• Kansas City Royals GM J.J. Picollo: We’re not giving up on MJ Melendez playing catcher
• KC Royals escape Rule 5 Draft unscathed ... and add intriguing minor-league prospect
• The Royals are betting on internal improvement. Matt Quatraro believes he has the staff for it
• KU basketball’s reliable starting point guard? He grew up in Columbia, Mo.
• KU point guard Bobby Pettiford should be available vs. Mizzou, Bill Self says
• Bill Self shares update on forward Cam Martin (shoulder), delayed plans to visit White House
• St. Louis-based cider company opening Kansas City tasting room, production facility
• 14,000-barrel oil spill in Kansas temporarily shuts down Keystone Pipeline. Prices go up