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February 27, 2020

• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce excited about ‘unique experience’ of a White House visit
• Missouri’s public defender system is sued again, faces ‘urgent constitutional crisis’
• Overland Park couple charged with rape and sodomy in Lake of the Ozarks area
• Driver stops to perform ‘spiritual ritual’ on dead opossum, Wisconsin 911 call says
• Warm weather in forecast this weekend for Kansas City
• Weinstein verdict is a glimmer of hope that sexual assault survivors can get justice
• $13 million left unspent on East Side development in KC: ‘That just can’t happen’
• Letters: Readers discuss public service, losing AARP tax help and pro-life Tim Tebow
• His Scout leader abused him in Missouri. Bankruptcy could delay his lawsuit for years
• Southbound I-35 in Olathe reopens after tanker truck fire
• Warm temperatures in Kansas City weather forecast this weekend
• Bob Kendrick shares how Yordano Ventura’s visit to Negro Leagues museum inspired others
• Cop locks handcuffed son in Indiana jail as ‘scare tactic’ to teach lesson, police say
• Man shot by FBI agent at Midtown Kansas City apartment is dead, agency says
• Man sought by police in homicide dies in car crash during chase in Kansas City
• Report of gunfire between two vehicles in Olathe investigated by police
• More than 1,000 crimes were recorded last week in Kansas City. See if any occurred near you.
• Four Hickman Mills students have minor injuries in school bus crash
• Son of former Cass Co. superintendent settles lawsuit over alleged sexual misconduct
• Missouri’s Jack Danforth says the U.S. Senate is in ‘crisis.’ Fixing it won’t be easy
• Prospect MAX bus service will be fare-free indefinitely for riders
• Trump, Parson’s friend in rural Missouri TV ads, is left out of Kansas City versions
• Johnson County home appraisals jump again. Here’s who could see the biggest tax hikes
• Westbound I-70 reopened after vehicle fire near Kansas Speedway
• Trump names former Kansas Gov. Colyer to lead federal panel on rural health care
• Tyrann Mathieu, Chiefs’ MVP winner, says his goal is building up teammates each day
• Chris Jones on Chiefs repeating as Super Bowl champions: ‘It’s going to happen’
• Travis Kelce revealed his brother’s Super Bowl advice during visit to ‘Late Night’
• Chiefs plan to use franchise tag on star defensive tackle Chris Jones, source says
• If Chiefs seek an every-down linebacker in draft, NFL combine has mid-round options
• Kearney High product Cale Garrett chasing NFL dream. So are his Mizzou teammates
• Take a sneak peek inside Loews, downtown Kansas City’s new convention hotel
• Kansas coach Bill Self expects K-State crowd to be ‘turned up’ for Saturday’s rematch
• If KU basketball gets overall No. 1 seed, Bill Self would have a choice to make
• T.J. Gassnola set to receive subpoena from former KU football coach’s lawyers
• Durable and versatile, KU’s Hakeem Adeniji is one step closer to realizing NFL dream
• Royals’ Jakob Junis happy with results of his first spring outing
• Royals, Sporting KC fans are losing another option for streaming games
• Is this hot start different for Bubba Starling and the Royals?
• Royals relievers unfazed by three-batter minimum that will take effect this year
• SportsBeat KC: Talking futures of Bruce Weber, Salvador Perez and Isaiah Simmons
• With Mizzou basketball hot, Tigers welcome back Jeremiah Tilmon, Mark Smith
• Mizzou basketball defeats Vanderbilt for first SEC road win of season
• How Mizzou basketball earned its first SEC road win in defeating Vanderbilt
• Intense weather phenomenon drops over a foot of snow in a thin band across Kansas
• Temporary shutdowns in KC area: Bagel bakery, fast food restaurant correct violations
• Multi-tenant building to fill empty midtown lot with restaurant drive-thru, retail