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February 28, 2020

• Chris Jones on Chiefs’ plan to use franchise tag on him: ‘It can go one of two ways.’
• Letters: Readers discuss bossy Bloomberg, gun threats and letting veterans suffer
• Meet the bull named for Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes for the PBR event in Kansas City
• If Kansas Catholics are ‘very sorry’ about child sex abuse, why won’t they back this bill?
• At age 19, she killed her abuser. Now, she deserves a new trial in Kansas
• Slight chance for rain Friday in KC. Temperatures expected to reach 60s this weekend
• Kansas City man accused of shooting landlord following October argument
• Free food for Leap Day? Here’s where to get the best — and tastiest — deals
• Sporting KC’s Matt Besler on how Kobe Bryant influenced him as an athlete and father
• Temperatures rise, bringing springlike weather to Kansas City for the weekend
• Driver speeds past women, exits truck and masturbates by the highway, Missouri cops say
• A 1968 post-riot report provided a roadmap for a better KC. Why didn’t we follow it?
• Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas backtracks on cuts to Children’s Mercy, film office
• Man fatally shot outside KCPD’s Central Patrol Station; 3 kids at the scene uninjured
• Police in Kansas City, Kansas, investigate homicide after shooting victim dies
• Raytown woman struck by a driver charged with DWI dies. Police chase was involved
• He offered to buy her beer in exchange for her vote. Her testimony sent him to prison
• Let’s play! Three new exhibits at Science City focus on fun for the younger crowd
• Garth Brooks’ ‘Sanders 20’ jersey wasn’t for Bernie — but angry comments still came in
• She endured great loss but kept giving back. Now her big heart has earned special honor
• Mike Bloomberg’s agriculture plan would make up lost time for America’s black farmers
• Amid recent conflict, Johnson County Community College names finalists for new leader
• Kansas City retaliated against employee who reported race discrimination, suit says
• Will Sanders’ democratic socialism play in Kansas and Missouri? Moderates are leery
• Mike Pompeo receives ‘rock star’ reception at CPAC in possible 2024 campaign preview
• How could Blue Valley Schools hold a partisan-tinged voter registration event?
• Missouri bill to ban DUI checkpoints a slap in the face to victims, law enforcement
• It’s time for this monument to heroic Joe Delaney, 37 years after No. 37’s death
• Passion for equality drove Chiefs great Willie Lanier to excellence, defines his life
• Pro wrestler tries to incite KC crowd by butchering Patrick Mahomes’ name, cursing him
• From Jeff Gladney to Jaylon Johnson, Chiefs spending time with corners at NFL combine
• An Olathe North grad is on the verge of becoming a top 10 pick in the NFL Draft
• Salvador Perez makes his return behind the plate for the Royals
• SportsBeat KC: With KU, K-State, will rivalry pick up where it left off?
• KU’s Christian Braun ready for his second Sunflower Showdown game against K-State
• Coming to Hy-Vee Arena: New barbecue, vegetarian soul food, wings and an art gallery
• ‘We didn’t show up:’ Healthy Mizzou basketball eyes revenge against Mississippi State
• Former Mizzou running star Karissa Schweizer breaks American record
• Mizzou basketball postseason: What Tigers must do to make the NIT or another tourney
• Mizzou Mailbag: Tigers’ X-factor, projecting the season and spring football
• If coronavirus hits Kansas City area, officials claim they’re prepared. But are they?