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January 12, 2021

• Raiders fumble announcement of hiring a new defensive coordinator on Twitter
• National NFL analysts offer early thoughts on Chiefs-Browns playoff matchup
• Forecast shows Chiefs-Browns contest could be warmest playoff game in KC since 2004
• Laurent Duvernay-Tardif expects to be on the field with Chiefs for 2021 season
• Here’s hoping Kareem Hunt’s ‘personal’ quip doesn’t mean he’s in denial about behavior
• Travis Kelce takes lead in Man of Year voting after massive online push by Chiefs fans
• Highs climb into the 50s Tuesday in KC, but snow showers possible by end of week
• Wyandotte County relaxes bar and restaurant curfew despite rise in COVID-19 cases
• With stronger majority, KS Republicans reintroduce amendment restricting abortion
• ‘America deserves better.’ Missouri House Democrats demand Josh Hawley’s resignation
• Kansas Democrats file complaint seeking censure or ouster of Rep. Aaron Coleman
• Huge number of Kansans will soon be eligible for COVID shot. But supply is in doubt
• ‘We sat in the dark. We had the TV on. It was muted.’ Kansas Rep. Davids recounts riot
• KCPD Chief Rick Smith faces questions about body cameras during police board meeting
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson promises ‘sunny days’ at inauguration, but what’s the strategy?
• KC health officials want COVID vaccine for all. Here’s why they worry it won’t happen
• Letters: KC readers discuss The Star’s apology, Chiefs’ chances and Roy Blunt’s amnesia
• Opening a business during pandemic takes courage. These LS, Cass entrepreneurs have it
• ‘Lovely outside’ as highs to soar into the mid-50s in Kansas City
• Leavenworth man killed, three others seriously injured in crash on Platte County highway
• Kansas City police searching for woman charged with murder in August fatal shooting
• Detectives investigating possible skeletal remains found near Johnson County lake
• ‘Enough is enough’: Kansas City councilman calls for KCPD chief to resign or be fired
• Sharpshooting game warden frees tangled deer with a single shot, Kansas video shows
• Legislators concerned with Missouri Capitol security as FBI warns of armed protests
• After challenging lawful electoral votes, Kansas, Missouri Republicans call for unity
• Public urged to listen to science as KC metro adds 960 new COVID-19 cases, 34 deaths
• Man wielding a machete told trooper he was ‘fighting off zombies,’ Michigan cops say
• New logo, color scheme unveiled for Kansas City women’s professional soccer franchise
• On Fox, Hawley doesn’t address Capitol riot, resignation calls for Trump impeachment
• Stop the lie: Kansas and Missouri Republicans still won’t say election wasn’t stolen
• Report: Texans formally request to interview Chiefs’ Bieniemy. So let’s take inventory
• Mahomes and the young guns (nothing like AFC playoff QBs to make rest of us feel older)
• When it comes to being the playoff-game favorite as often as the Chiefs are, this helps
• SportsBeat KC: Chiefs enter playoffs from position of strength, says author MacCambridge
• Pick up Sunday’s Star: 30-plus pages of Chiefs playoff coverage and a Mahomes calendar
• With neighbors furious, $55 million Johnson County development rejected on second try
• In an ideal world, Mizzou’s Cuonzo Martin puts own twist on one-time transfer rule
• Local entrepreneur launches magazine to support Black-owned businesses
• Kansas football lands KC’s Simone Award winner. The QB will be a Jayhawk right away
• Quick Scout: Why this KU Jayhawks-Oklahoma State prediction could end up looking silly
• KU basketball vs. Oklahoma State: Lineups, tipoff time, TV info, facts and figures
• Set out on 2021 financial path with a clear understanding of what’s important and why
• From arts and crafts to family cooking nights, here’s how to survive the winter blahs