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December 20, 2023

• Transit board puts off deciding on the fate of Kansas City’s zero-fare bus system
• A tiny solution to big needs: Here’s how a Johnson County pantry helps those in need
• National poll finds people overwhelmingly believe Taylor Swift is good for the NFL
• ‘We will never accept this violence.’ Homicide victims to be remembered in candlelight vigil
• Donna Kelce’s chocolate-chip cookies soon will be sold at Arrowhead Stadium
• ‘Dangerous place.’ Attorneys and family seek answers after man’s death in Missouri prison
• Dump truck driver charged in 9-car pileup that killed 17-year-old Johnson County student
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• ‘Breathe.’ Kansas governor Laura Kelly’s staff makes her a (cheeky) Taylor Swift CD
• Want to get away but stay in KC for Christmas? Check out these lights, skating, movies
• It only takes a holiday tune-in to understand ChatGPT has been around for a while
• Ready to adopt? A loving dog and cat are ready to take on whatever life throw at them
• KKK lynched over 4,000 after Civil War. So what if they were once accused unjustly
• Slide into winter: These Lee’s Summit skating and sledding spots offer family fun
• Why Chiefs’ win over Patriots was a step forward, even with Kadarius Toney’s blunder
• Progressives’ line in the sand for Biden on Israel shows a party that’s lost its mind | Opinion
• Kansas City Northland patients moved after computer system ‘disruption’ at Liberty Hospital
• Brittany Mahomes fires back at social media trolls: ‘Go back to where you came from’
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce was full of pride when Patriots fans cheered Taylor Swift
• Live K-10 traffic updates: Delays, accidents in KC, Johnson County, Lawrence
• Politics over justice? Missouri AG delays man’s chance at justice after unfair trial | Opinion
• Brick by brick, Rob Riggle wins $10,000 for KC Children’s Mercy on ‘Lego Masters’
• Johnson County restaurants with health violations: China Garden Buffet, Hen House, more
• Missouri law could force public schoolteachers to out transgender students | Opinion
• Chiefs offensive line great, team Hall of Famer Ed Budde dies at age 83
• How new Kansas City grocery store on Troost aims to make healthy eating more accessible
• Kansas City man charged with murder for allegedly fatally shooting his nephew last month
• We can’t help it. When discussing Chiefs, it’s all about the wide receivers | Podcast
• Patrick Mahomes is well aware of Chiefs’ playoff-clinching scenarios on Christmas
• This Kansas City boulevard was an original jewel in 1890s City Beautiful movement
• Sporting KC reveals 2024 MLS schedule. Here’s when Lionel Messi comes to Kansas City
• Missouri election chief Ashcroft attacks Colorado ruling barring Trump from 2024 ballot
• 89 historic Fort Leavenworth homes recommended for demolition. ‘Just breaks my heart’
• Trump attacked democracy, no matter what Eric Schmitt says. Colorado court defended it | Opinion
• Kansas City mayor sees hope for Country Club Plaza after meeting with future owners
• KC Royals believe they have ‘much deeper team.’ Hunter Renfroe is the latest example
• Owner of popular Kansas City bars will open new place in an old Johnson County garage
• Kansas holds off Ohio State, Michigan to sign top football recruit Deshawn Warner
• Time for a tune up? Like cars, your investment portfolio needs occasional maintenance
• Mizzou football lands former Lee’s Summit North OL Cayden Green from transfer portal