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December 1, 2023

• Missouri ‘an outlier state’ in using death penalty. Only 4 others held executions in 2023
• Why the Chiefs’ pursuit to renovate Arrowhead Stadium has hit a snag. And what’s next
• Your Jackson County property tax bill may be wrong. Here’s what to know & how to fix it
• Where’s the best place to have a good cry in Kansas City? Tell us your favorite spots
• George Brett has pointed message for Cardinals fans upset about 1985 World Series
• 1 dead, 1 in custody after shooting at south Kansas City home, according to police
• ‘Charlie Brown Christmas’ comes to KC, thanks to jazz orchestra. Plus more holiday music
• Need an Uber or Lyft after a Chiefs game at Arrowhead? Good luck with that | Opinion
• House votes to expel George Santos. Here’s how members from Kansas and Missouri voted
• Chris Jones has come to terms with possibility this could be final season with Chiefs
• ‘Deeply tragic’: Boy who fell from high-rise mourned at Kansas City elementary school
• Is ‘overrepresentation of white victim cases’ why Missouri uses death penalty so much? | Opinion
• Chiefs WR picked up a personal foul flag vs. Raiders. It was his first in 17 years
• Imperial Brewing, a familiar sight along I-35, razed after renovation hopes dashed
• Sporting KC says farewell to pair of club legends in flurry of Friday MLS roster moves
• McDonald’s new adult ‘Happy Meal’ comes with nostalgic ’80s toy. When can you get it?
• Family wanted: Fun and playful, Aubrey enjoys making friends with kids and animals
• Memorial planned for 5-year-old boy who fell from downtown Kansas City high-rise
• The Chiefs visit the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. These players could make a difference
• The TV movie that destroyed Lawrence but may have saved the world examined 40 years later
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• North Platte falls to unbeaten Marionville in Missouri HS football state championships
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Elementary school goes up in flames, Missouri photos show. ‘So much more than a school’
• 113 works by famed KC artist go up for auction. Friend questions who really owns them
• Chiefs ‘didn’t skip a beat’ after a top defender went out with injury. Here’s why
• Police release photo of suspects in vandalism of cars in downtown KC parking garage
• Cold, damp day expected in Kansas City area as another round of light rain, snow possible
• Road-rage incident ends with woman stabbed on side of Michigan interstate, cops say
• Booting George Santos doesn’t fix the GOP’s Donald Trump-size problem with the truth | Opinion
• Kansas City man charged with murder in daytime shooting of 21-year-old on Tuesday
• MidAmerica Nazarene Pioneers advance to NAIA soccer semifinals with 2-0 win in Wichita
• Archie Whirlwinds blow past Worth County for 1st state football title in school history
• Shoddy investigation into 2021 death has ignored ties to ex-cop Roger Golubski | Opinion
• Tickets for 2024 Royals Rally are now available. Here is what fans should know
• Johnson County Applebee’s closed. Chick-fil-A wants to knock it down and take the spot
• ‘A vibe’: Book and plant store coming to Johnson County, in a wave of new KC bookshops
• New cornbread and tamale shop now open in Johnson County — just in time for Christmas
• Kansas Jayhawks Q&A: Devin Neal, Jalon Daniels and KU basketball’s emerging scorer
• No. 4 UConn vs. No. 5 KU basketball: Probable starters, tipoff, TV, facts and figures
• Self says KU vs. UConn is ‘as big a game as I can ever remember in early December’
• Will KU hoops defeat defending national champion UConn? Here’s a prediction (and odds)
• It’s home, sweep home as host KU Jayhawks blank Omaha to open NCAA volleyball tourney
• Saint Luke’s finalizes merger plans with BJC in St. Louis. What do patients need to know?
• Kansas City Roos men end five-game skid with blowout win over SEMO at Swinney Center
• Its fruit looks and tastes tropical, but this little-known tree is a Midwest native