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January 21, 2021

• How did Kansas City take over Independence as a Missouri metropolis? Your KCQ answered
• Why Andy Reid is beloved for reviving the Kansas City Chiefs ... but for much more, too
• Buffalo players don’t believe Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes will miss AFC Championship Game
• Here’s what NFL media is saying about Patrick Mahomes’ status for Chiefs game Sunday
• NFL Films videos show fun mic’d-up Chiefs moments from Sunday’s win over Browns
• On The Vine: It’s a new-ish day in America, folks
• Cold rain headed to KC area, could make tailgating damp for AFC Championship game
• Playoffs are bringing Chiefs fans out in crowds. Here’s the best way to watch safely
• Senate ethics complaint alleges Hawley’s actions ‘set the stage for future violence’
• Young Kansas City poets stirred by inaugural poem, discover a tool for activism
• National Guard helps Missouri set up 9 mass COVID vaccine sites. But supply is limited
• Kansas seniors, essential workers eligible for COVID vaccine. Here’s the state’s plan
• Kansas City Council holds off on affordable housing vote after developers object
• Kansas public defender again faces rocky hearing for appellate judgeship
• High-speed police chase following carjacking in Kansas City ends in crash; 2 arrested
• How to get COVID vaccine sooner not later? Kansas City experts reveal a few tricks
• MIAA hoop tourneys will be played at campuses, not Kansas City’s Municipal Auditorium
• KC metro adds more than 700 COVID cases as Kansas and Missouri push vaccine rollout
• Lucky Kansas City-area district gets COVID vaccines for every teacher who wants one
• Kansas seniors, the COVID-19 vaccine is here — but you’re on your own to find a dose
• Which team is your state rooting for in NFL championship games? Map shows favorites
• KC fans are thrilled T-Bones are now called the Monarchs — and they love the logo, too
• WATCH: Racial reckoning at The Kansas City Star, ‘The Truth in Black and white’
• ‘They should be ashamed’: KS Democrats fight for more health precautions, GOP pushes back
• Kelly remains mum on Kansas congressmen who challenged Electoral College results
• Kansas City Monarchs to play ball again with deal between T-Bones and Negro Leagues
• Driver killed after being pinned by her car while paying at parking garage, Ohio cops say
• No more checkout lines? Kroger tests smart carts that let you scan items as you shop
• A jailhouse liar sent Pete Coones to prison for 12 years. Kansas lawmakers, fix the system
• Now is not the time to spend $36 million on Sporting KC soccer park in the Northland
• GOP lawmakers in Missouri Capitol aren’t wearing masks, and people are getting sick
• Letters: KC readers discuss unfair treatment of KCPD, nuclear weapons and Ike Skelton
• Good sign: Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes at practice again Thursday
• Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire limited in practice and another running back sits out
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Eric Bieniemy affirms: ‘Obviously, yes, I want to be a head coach’
• Chiefs’ keys vs. Bills: What Andy Reid & Co. need to do to reach the Super Bowl again
• Let’s unpack the many colorful colors of Chiefs coach Reid’s Hawaiian shirt collection
• When it comes to AFC title-game experience, the Chiefs have a big edge over the Bills
• The numbers add up: A case for Andy Reid among the NFL’s all-time great coaches
• Watch it: Chiefs-Bills talk on SportsBeat Live’s third annual AFC title-game preview
• Chiefs-Bills prediction: Offense hasn’t been itself, but Chiefs’ defense is rising
• SportsBeat KC: The Patrick Mahomes Injury Discussion ahead of Sunday’s AFC title game
• Desire to be great: Why Chiefs’ Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill are elite receiving targets
• KC McDonald’s owner apologizes after celebrating ‘epic’ time at Jan. 6 Trump rally
• KC’s Cerner Corp. hires top executive with background in railroads, Tiffany jewelry
• Kansas’ game Tuesday against TCU moved back; postponed Iowa State game is rescheduled
• KU, MU included on hoops recruiting list of high school small forward from Nashville
• Five things to know about Steve Wilks, Mizzou football’s new defensive coordinator
• Mizzou football hires former NFL coach Steve Wilks as defensive coordinator
• Mizzou basketball’s Jeremiah Tilmon has found his way. What that means for the Tigers
• Kansas City spot is expanding into JoCo: ‘Extremely authentic, chic Thai restaurant’