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December 6, 2023

• Johnson County might buy this $6M hotel to convert into a long-needed homeless shelter
• Johnson County city threatens to sue its own residents who are fighting office complex
• What’s your style? This artful Johnson County spot is sure to have a class that fits
• Driver allegedly traveling over 80 mph seconds before crash that killed pedestrian in KC
• 100-pound dog fatally attacks 89-year-old woman in her home, then escapes, cops say
• Majority of Midwesterners say they’ll skip the COVID booster this year, poll finds
• Live Kansas City traffic updates: Accidents, road closures, delays on KC-area highways
• Semi full of pigs found on Iowa highway — with no driver. He’s still missing weeks later
• Before KC boy died at high-rise, neighbors reported abuse to police, state officials
• Do you know what this old Masonic temple in KCK is today? Bet you’ve seen it before
• Former JOCO deputy loses police license after lying about reviewing body cam footage
• Buy Liz Cheney’s book for the seditionist in your life, as a gift to the country | Opinion
• Bus rider fatally hits man racially harassing him and won’t be charged, PA officials say
• Lottery player ‘never imagined’ she’d win jackpot – then did. ‘Thought it was a joke’
• Despite pushback, Johnson County city OKs building 14 affordable single-family homes
• 6-foot snake named Nagini slithers into cabinet and gets stuck for 12 hours, photos show
• Why Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes disputes Packers’ sign-stealing narrative from Sunday
• Taylor Swift on why it’s important to her to be at Chiefs games, even if it upsets fans
• Endangered creature born at Ohio zoo for first time in 60 years. See ‘adorable’ baby
• Woman shoplifts from Walmart as 75 officers are there for Shop with a Cop, police say
• Alabama’s Legacy Museum shows that the long reach of slavery isn’t liberal nonsense | Opinion
• Police say 13-year-old reported missing in Olathe has been found
• The Chiefs defense has been terrific all season, but what’s happened lately? Podcast
• Prosecutors charge 22-year-old with murder in shooting outside Wendy’s in Platte City
• Mistletoe and fruitcake? Let’s kick those to a curb and bring back Christmas caroling
• He’s known for ‘Saw.’ But in his new film, KC area director goes for horror, not gore
• This week in Kansas City: Fairy Princess at Kansas City Museum, plus more holiday fun
• Dick Berkley colleague says the former mayor worked tirelessly for Kansas City | Opinion
• A pretty potty? This family hits the humor mark annually with odd holiday attraction
• What do this cat and dog have in common? They’re both at Wayside, waiting for hugs
• Buying a home is a critical financial decision. Don’t let fears block out the perks
• More bustle, less tussle: Her goal is to get through the holidays in good spirits
• Kansas City area Democrats voted ‘present’ on GOP antisemitism resolution. Here’s why
• Did Missouri AG illegally seek patient records in trans inquiry? Lawsuit alleges overreach
• Pastor sexually preyed on kid met on mission trip, then FBI found more victims, feds say
• Sizing up race for AFC’s top playoff seed heading into final five weeks of season
• Gov. Parson: Do right by Missouri and sign Blair’s Law to punish celebratory gunfire | Opinion
• Let’s talk about the offseason facing Sporting KC and Kansas City Current | soccer Q&A
• Man passes sobriety tests but is still arrested on DUI charge in Iowa, lawsuit says
• Fox Sports NFL reporter: Free agent tight end Zach Ertz would be great fit for Chiefs
• Kansas City police were called to dead 5-year-old’s apartment at least 8 times since 2018
• Temps to be in 50s, 60s in Kansas City. Here’s what to know about chance of snow
• These KC area restaurants had health code violations: Garozzo’s, Mi Ranchito, more
• Massive bighorn sheep harvested by Nebraska teen in ‘once-in-a-multi-lifetime hunt’
• Men steal $100,000 of Dr Pepper in scheme with gas station owner, Oklahoma cops say
• Isiah Pacheco joins Chiefs’ injury list, some others return ahead of Buffalo Bills game
• ‘Border, border, border.’ Why Roger Marshall says he’ll vote against aid to Ukraine, Israel
• ‘Truly an honor’ for Patrick Mahomes to be Chiefs’ NFL Walter Payton Award nominee
• When did Taylor Swift start seeing Travis Kelce? Sooner than we thought, she tells Time
• Taylor Swift calls angry NFL fans ‘dads, Brads and Chads.’ Swifties are loving it
• Blue Valley Southwest’s Dylan Dunn wins 2023 Simone Award as KC’s top football player
• Will ‘major artery’ to Kansas City, Kansas reopen? Businesses hope it does — and fast
• Here’s KC Roos coach Marvin Menzies’ take on the KU Jayhawks basketball team
• Kansas’ Kevin McCullar has made a leap on offense. His secret? Increased confidence
• Takeaways from KU basketball’s win over KC Roos ... that got a little too close late
• KJ Adams’ max effort sparks KU basketball: ‘When I go home and sleep, I may pass out’
• Where do the Kansas City Royals stand on a Bobby Witt Jr. contract extension?
• Kansas City Royals deal pitcher Dylan Coleman to Houston Astros. Here are the details
• KC Royals’ Vinnie Pasquantino cleared from shoulder injury. Latest at Winter Meetings
• Beloved Kansas City cafe closed, but its owner just opened a new Johnson County bakery
• Kansas City area BBQ joint closed when owners retired. Their sons will soon reopen it
• Instagram fans love her bridal dresses. Now Ukrainian tailor opens Johnson County shop