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January 11, 2021

• Ben & Jerry’s releases two new frozen treats — for dogs. Here’s what to know
• Johnson County homeless shelter can’t meet the demand. Can these proposed laws help?
• Kansas City metro records 244 homicides in 2021. Here are the details of each killing.
• Chiefs share ‘Run It Back’ hype video ahead of their playoff game this weekend
• Five quirky stats about Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the playoffs
• Seven things to know about the Chiefs’ playoff opponent: Cleveland Browns
• Kansas Democrats propose more than doubling state’s $7.25 per hour minimum wage by 2027
• Celebrating Browns’ win, Kareem Hunt says of facing Chiefs: ‘Next week (is) personal’
• Should Josh Hawley resign? Missouri governor doesn’t say, urges focus on inauguration
• Person in custody after Bates County Sheriff’s Office receives ‘ambush’ threat
• Kansas Highway Patrol, facing culture change, roiled by alleged harassment, retaliation
• KS, MO state capitols take precautions as FBI warns of ‘armed protests’ nationwide
• KC’s Hallmark PAC demands Hawley, Marshall return donations after deadly Capitol riot
• Ahead of execution, Lisa Montgomery’s sister begs for mercy, others long for ‘finality’
• Teen killed in Kansas City Sunday was older brother of 9-year-old fatally shot in 2016
• Jackson County judge orders temporary halt to evictions as COVID-19 pandemic rages on
• COVID-19 cases in KC metro ramp back up as average for new cases surpasses 1,000
• Conspiracy theorist congresswoman posts photo with Pompeo days after Capitol riot
• Missing Kansas City man found deceased in Fort Scott, police say death appears natural
• Kansas governor renews bid to merge two agencies a year after lawmakers rejected plan
• A more conservative Kansas Legislature renews pursuit of abortion limits, tax cuts
• ‘We’re human beings’: After cold-related deaths, how can KC keep homeless people warm?
• Missouri Gov. Parson promises ‘sunny days’ ahead amid D.C. violence and deadly pandemic
• Kansas inmates will get the COVID-19 vaccine before most of the public. Here’s why
• Want the COVID vaccine in Wyandotte County? It’s time to tell public health officials
• Rain, snow could end week that starts with sunshine, warmer temps in Kansas City
• Racial terror at U.S. Capitol is a replay of an old story to Black people in Missouri
• Chick-fil-A offering free fudge brownies starting Monday. Here’s how to get one
• Jeep flips in front of cop because of ‘small amount of frost,’ Nebraska video shows
• Boy, 16, dies after he was shot Sunday evening in Kansas City, police say
• Did Josh Hawley’s political fortunes go up in flames with Trump’s Capitol self-immolation?
• KC Mayor Quinton Lucas said he likely wouldn’t go to COVID Chiefs games. He went anyway
• Even before Josh Hawley, conservative conspiracy theories thrived in Kansas and Missouri
• Chiefs-Browns: Playoff tickets to Arrowhead are soaring on secondary market. Here’s why
• Chiefs come off first-round bye rested ... but no injury updates yet, Andy Reid says
• SportsBeat KC: Kareem Hunt, John Dorsey, Mahomes-Mayfield ... let’s talk Chiefs-Browns
• Join us live: Discussing a playoff matchup few expected, Chiefs vs. Browns at Arrowhead
• Home field was no advantage in NFL this season. Will it be for Chiefs in playoffs?
• Here’s the first look at the Chiefs-Browns AFC Divisional Round playoff matchup
• Complete Chiefs and NFL playoff schedule with results, times and TV information
• Kids’ book on friendship a natural for Kansas City illustrator and buddy Taye Diggs
• Likely No. 1 draft pick Cade Cunningham ‘worthy of all the accolades,’ KU’s Self says
• Mizzou basketball falls in AP, NET rankings while on COVID-19 pause
• Prairie Village’s new Italian restaurant offers pizza, pasta, and house-made seltzers