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December 21, 2020

• First day of winter to feel more like spring in Kansas City, but cold weather looms
• Jeff Hanson, legally blind OP artist whose work raised millions in charity, dies at 27
• Double shooting in Kansas City, Kansas, leaves 1 dead, another critically injured
• Suspicious death in Kansas City Sunday determined to have been result of hit-and-run
• As Shawnee mayor grapples with criminal charge, stark political divide lingers in city
• ‘Like a godsend.’ Violinist plays parking lot concerts at Minnesota care facilities
• ‘Christmas Star’ to appear on Monday. How and when to see it in Missouri
• Kansan Lisa Montgomery will soon be executed. She ‘never had a chance’ — or a friend
• Johnson County death shows dangers of COVID Christmas — whether we’re alone or together
• ‘Historic step’: KC leaders celebrate LGBTQ commission, first of its kind in Missouri
• Check your Venmo account. Burger King may have just sent you free money
• Deals, quips and Wally Ballou. Pat Roberts exits Capitol Hill after a half-century
• Kansas, Missouri using ‘honor system’ to stop people from cutting in line for vaccine
• Incoming Kansas legislators call on Democratic colleague accused of abuse to resign
• Their turn: Here’s when nursing homes in Missouri and Kansas will get COVID vaccine
• Over 800 new COVID cases reported in Kansas City metro as vaccine rollout continues
• Dreading Christmas returns? New Walmart option means you don’t have to leave home
• Fox Sports’ Nick Wright on why the Chiefs are one of the best teams in NFL history
• Road record unlike any in NFL history and four other stats from Chiefs’ win at Saints
• Saints quarterback Drew Brees’ kids are big fans of Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs
• Five things to know about the Chiefs’ next opponent: Atlanta Falcons
• As seen again vs. Saints, Chiefs’ holding-on habit is more beauty mark than fatal flaw
• Next Gen Stats show improbability of Mecole Hardman’s TD catch from Patrick Mahomes
• Chiefs players, fans send best wishes after Clyde Edwards-Helaire is injured
• No news yet on Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire, who continues to go through evaluations
• Chiefs’ snap counts vs. Saints: Offense runs season-high 98 plays in 32-29 win
• Chiefs rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire leaves Saints game with apparent leg injury
• How the Chiefs solved their red-zone issues? By being themselves. Here’s what we mean
• There’s no place like ... the road when it comes to Andy Reid’s Chiefs
• Soon: Join the A-Team on SportsBeat Live to talk about the Chiefs’ game against Saints
• Mahomes garners most Pro Bowl fan votes, Chiefs tie NFL lead for most players named
• SportsBeat KC: Chiefs are fun, but also tough and resilient, as proven against Saints
• What we learned as Chiefs’ absorbed Saints’ best punch and still walked away winners
• Chiefs report card: Final grades from Chiefs’ victory over Saints smile on running backs
• How Mizzou basketball has counteracted long layoff amid schedule adjustments
• Mizzou football’s best player declares for the NFL Draft, won’t play in bowl game
• Mizzou basketball climbs higher in polls, setting up potential clash at top of SEC
• ‘Aggressive matchup’ of bigs may highlight KU-West Virginia basketball game
• Do your houseplants have the blues? Take these simple steps to cheer them up
• Combo restaurant coming to Prairie Village in late summer 2021: sushi and hibachi