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February 11, 2020

• Clean Missouri gears up to fight Senate move against voter-approved redistricting
• Pelosi pays up on Super Bowl bet as Cleaver predicts Chiefs championship repeat
• Kansas City concerts Feb. 13-19: Roddy Ricch, Excision, Tyrese, Dustin Lynch, Chris Thile
• Susan Pompeo, wife of nation’s top diplomat, will raise money for Davids challenger
• Fire captain sent photo of Apple watch on genitalia to female firefighter, MO suit says
• Slushy snow, wintry mix, flash freezing likely with Kansas City’s next winter storm
• Owner kept 300 lab rats, other pets seized at KC home for ‘emotional support’
• Chiefs fans left a reminder of Super Bowl LIV victory at Hank Stram’s grave
• Contractor injured in conveyor belt system at UPS facility in Kansas City, KCFD says
• Kansas City tickets going on sale: En Vogue, Yallapolooza
• Days after saying goodbye to Hickman Mills, superintendent is hired by Center schools
• Prosecutors charge two in Pizza Hut killing in Kansas City, Kansas
• Kansas City man convicted of murder in shooting spree that killed Chinese missionary
• ‘You aren’t listening:’ Shawnee Mission teacher resigns in front of school board
• JetBlue offers $20 flights in honor of 20th anniversary. But you’ll have to act fast
• Winter storm heading for Kansas City may bring up to 2 inches of snow, frigid temps
• Judge says KCPD detective had probable cause to arrest man asking question at library
• Terrifying video shows teens tossed around as Ohio school bus rolls over in crash
• Beer drinker cracks one open while watching porn on library computer, Ohio cops say
• Why do domestic violence cases go to KC court that can’t serve warrants or confiscate guns?
• KC court had 867 strangulation cases — and zero officers to confiscate abusers’ guns
• Letters: Readers discuss Chiefs drinking at the parade and recovery from addiction
• Kansas may require high school students pass a civics test to graduate
• Report: White nationalists turn focus to college campuses, with trial run at K-State
• After last game in KC, Philip Rivers told story of fun interaction with a Chiefs fan
• KU chancellor, at Senate hearing, says federal law on student-athlete pay needed
• Usain Bolt says there is ‘no chance’ Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill could make U.S. Olympic team
• Kansas City events Feb. 13-19: Negro Leagues 100th Anniversary, ‘Swan Lake’
• ‘Mixed emotions’ in Kansas City as Sprint merger with T-Mobile wins judge’s approval
• What the Sprint, T-Mobile merger could mean for Kansas City and local employees
• Federal judge set to approve Sprint and T-Mobile merger on Tuesday, reports say
• As pitchers and catchers report, Royals camp should not lack intrigue this spring
• Kansas Jayhawks’ big men hope to slow ‘grown man’ Oscar Tshiebwe at West Virginia
• Missouri Tigers basketball vs. LSU Tigers: TV, tipoff time and a prediction
• Spring has Sprung at the Annual Johnson County Home + Garden Show
• Owners of Waldo’s Summit Grill, Boru Ramen find middle ground with Mexican casual spot
• Lee’s Summit sushi restaurant had to temporarily close for health code violations