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December 11, 2023

• IHOPKC says new firm will assure impartial investigation into sexual misconduct claims
• ‘Common sense’ or blow to landlords? Kansas City fight brews over tenant discrimination
• 24-year-old duck hunter drowns trying to get bird from lake, Oklahoma officials say
• Five things that stood out about the Chiefs’ deflating loss to the Bills
• This Kansas City Chiefs report card would’ve looked better had late TD stood vs. Bills
• Chiefs assistant coach spiked his tablet during heated exchange with Chris Jones
• Authorities seek reports from additional victims in Platte County public exposure case
• ‘She deserves justice’: Mother says daughter’s death in Independence motel room was murder
• Kansas Republican Watkins, ousted amid voter fraud charges, returns to Congress as lobbyist
• Man charged with second-degree murder in suspected DUI crash that killed Lenexa boy
• 17-year-old sentenced to life in prison exonerated 20 years later. ‘I was relentless’
• Jackson County legislator announces Republican run for Rep. Cleaver’s seat in Congress
• COVID-19 is on the rise again in Kansas City. What to know about vaccines, patient count
• Chiefs’ Jaylen Watson unhappy to be flagged ahead of Bills’ winning field goal
• What we learned about Kansas City Chiefs in 20-17 loss to Buffalo Bills
• Why Patrick Mahomes unleashed a fury of rage on the sideline after Chiefs’ loss to Bills
• Chiefs’ scouting report: Patriots coming off one of their best offensive showings
• Biden campaign rips ‘cruel and draconian’ MO bills allowing murder charges in abortion cases
• What Andy Reid, Chiefs (and referee) said about controversial offsides flag vs. Bills
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• More than half of KC’s road crack sealing machines are down, delaying street repairs
• Controversy hovers over Chiefs’ loss, but there’s no more rationalizing their issues
• Did Chiefs WR check with official before offsides flag? What Andy Reid said Monday
• Prosecutors from other Kansas counties asked to assist after Marion newspaper raid
• Driver dies after hitting railroad bridge early Monday in Kansas City suburb
• 5-year-old playing with gun fatally shoots self in front of siblings, Michigan cops say
• KC Mavericks update: Teddy Bear Toss on tap, plus another important home stand
• Lottery ticket worth millions sat in Michigan man’s truck for months. ‘It’s a miracle’
• Now 1st in the East, KC Comets hold big season goals: ‘Competing for a championship’
• This is who Taylor Swift was hugging in the suite at Sunday’s Kansas City Chiefs game
• Antisemitism on elite campuses like UPenn threatens America’s democratic future | Opinion
• Celebration of life announced this week for 9-year-old boy killed in hit-and-run crash
• Dying man found struggling to save passenger from fiery plane crash in Oklahoma
• Part of the ceiling fell during Chris Jones’ news conference after Chiefs game
• Former Chiefs player says Bills’ Von Miller wasn’t offside in this video breakdown
• Rules analyst: NFL has made offensive offsides a point of emphasis this season
• A massive teacher shortage is devastating Missouri schools. Something needs to change | Opinion
• 17-year-old vanishes on way to holiday party, Illinois cops say. ‘We need her back’
• ‘Tremendous’ 18-year-old shot dead in duck hunting accident, Missouri officials say
• Gov. Kelly to push for more special education funding. Will KS Legislature block her?
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• For the first time in years, Kansas City Chiefs’ path to AFC West title is no cakewalk
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Patrick Mahomes’ tirade at refs appeared to be over penalty that negated Chiefs’ TD
• Kadarius Toney lined up offsides and negated an incredible TD play by Travis Kelce
• Final exams have arrived for KU basketball. Here’s what the next week will look like
• New Johnson County restaurant just opened, offering healthy options in the BBQ capital
• Missouri’s first Buc-ee’s, 53,000 square feet, officially opens. Here’s what to know
• After missing Border War due to wrist injury, Mizzou’s Caleb Grill ‘out indefinitely’
• After backlash, Kansas residents can now vote on 2024’s state license plate design
• ‘Deal with the pain’: Prisoner at Kansas facility says staff denied post-surgery care