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January 15, 2021

• With ‘certain strength within’ built over time, Chiefs’ chemistry thrives amid pandemic
• Jamaal Charles thinks Clyde Edwards-Helaire learned an important lesson this season
• What, him worry? Patrick Mahomes’ stress management is an underappreciated advantage
• Court records reveal disturbing details about some charged in Capitol insurrection
• Why is Missouri pro-life group defending intentions of rioters at deadly Capitol siege?
• KC metro adds 10 COVID-19 deaths as Platte County joins others in loosening rules
• Want a COVID vaccine in Johnson County? Officials ask certain residents to sign up
• Kansas, Missouri legislatures adjust to COVID outbreaks, threats of violence next week
• COVID cases force one-week shutdown of Missouri House; Senate to discuss schedule Friday
• Lee’s Summit returns middle and high school students to in-person classes some days
• Stressed? You may want to visit this Kansas City rage room
• Royals’ top prospect recorded ridiculous bat speed but says it comes with a caveat
• Kansas City fast food workers protest as part of nationwide push for $15 minimum wage
• ‘It is inexcusable’: Kansas City sues feds to shut down gun manufacturer
• One person killed in shooting Friday at apartment complex in Kansas City, Kansas
• Missouri lawyer and Greitens foe takes ‘QAnon Shaman’ case after Capitol riot charges
• ‘We need to stop him from running.’ Former McCaskill staff launch PAC to oust Hawley
• Olathe school district superintendent is retiring. Here’s who will replace him
• A Kansas university admits it violated student’s First Amendment rights
• Heavier snow moves into Kansas City, with dozens of car crashes reported Friday
• Letters: KC readers discuss area impeachment votes, the GOP’s future and Rockhurst High
• Winter Weather Advisory issued as snow storm heads to Kansas City late Thursday
• SportsBeat KC: Should KU play for March now? Reasons for moving K-State-Stanford game
• Blowing snow to make roads hazardous in KC, with blizzard conditions north of metro
• Charles Barkley: Athletes should get COVID vaccine first because they pay higher taxes
• It’s a snow day for some in the Kansas City area, but many schools continue online
• Platte County follows others in loosening COVID-19 rules for bars and restaurants
• Why are supporters of Kansas abortion amendment so afraid of letting voters weigh in?
• Fearing COVID shutdown, Kansas lawmakers act swiftly but raise transparency concerns
• In debating abortion amendment to Kansas constitution, lawmakers weigh the what-ifs
• Here is how Chiefs coach Andy Reid has fared against all 32 NFL teams in his career
• Sixteen ‘firsts’ for Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes in what’s still a young career
• More than one NFL pundit was wrong about Patrick Mahomes after the Chiefs drafted him
• Lin Elliott still feels bad about 1995 playoffs, but former Chiefs kicker has moved on
• Chiefs, NFL overcome COVID-19 obstacles during regular season, set sights on postseason
• Not good: Chiefs receiver Sammy Watkins to miss Sunday’s game. Updates on CEH, others
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes is featured in a lot of commercials. Here are our favorites
• Star QB Patrick Mahomes loves his music. And he could soon be enjoying a new frontier
• What does an MVP eat? These are some of Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes’ favorites
• Where Patrick Mahomes’ statistics rank in the Chiefs’ all-time record book
• A Patrick Mahomes story and the Chiefs vying for NFL’s first repeat champs in 16 years
• Here’s what the Vegas odds say about the Chiefs-Browns playoff game Sunday
• Mecole Hardman? Tyreek Hill? Who returns punts for Chiefs in playoffs? We asked.
• More executive shakeup at Cerner: Two top leaders leaving Kansas City-based company
• KU basketball coach Bill Self hears from one of his peers: ‘You are not guarding’
• KU’s Bryce Thompson has surgery on right index finger. He’ll be out several weeks.
• Royals hit the ground running as MLB international signing period begins
• Royals avoid arbitration with Brad Keller and Adalberto Mondesi. Here are their deals
• Kansas City BBQ, grocery store, restaurant temporarily shut down for health violations