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January 28, 2021

• NFL Films’ best mic’d-up moments shows Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes craving a hamburger
• Air Force is planning a ‘first-of-its kind’ flyover before Super Bowl LV
• NFL Network analyst: Texans passing on Eric Bieniemy puts Chiefs in unique position
• Tyreek Hill takes high road after Bucs receiver says he’d beat Chiefs star in race
• City officials say inclusive play area at new KCI terminal will be the first of its kind at any airport
• Days after vote, Jerry Moran breaks silence on why he opposes Trump’s impeachment
• ‘I like the trends’: Kansas City metro adds fewer than 500 new COVID-19 cases
• On The Vine: We’re listening; let’s talk
• Kansas City women’s pro soccer team adds Australian national player ahead of preseason
• Kansas City could get 1 inch of rain this weekend as storm system sweeps through
• Confederates and miscreants: Hawley, Cruz would join infamous list if expelled
• Olathe 13-year-old is reported missing; police seek public’s help
• Owner of Olathe drug treatment clinic indicted on federal trafficking charges
• Man fatally shot in early hours Thursday morning outside Kansas City apartment complex
• Lightning, thunder and heavy rain at times likely with Kansas City’s next storm
• The Star has hard work ahead to gain trust of Black Kansas Citians, panelists say
• I’m an immigrant helping rural Missouri businesses, and I may be forced to leave home
• To change its future, The Kansas City Star examined its racist past
• ‘Recipe for murder’: Missouri bill says it’s OK to run over protesters with a car
• Letters: KC readers discuss Kansas vaccine rollout, civics tests and justice for Trump
• Divided Johnson County commission extends COVID rules on restaurants and gatherings
• Gov. Parson’s budget funds Missouri Medicaid expansion without cuts to other needs
• Developers getting tax incentives in Kansas City must now build affordable housing
• Hobby Lobby’s 40% off coupon is no more — angering customers: ‘My feelings are hurt’
• Missouri man arrested, accused of participating in Jan. 6 attack on U.S. Capitol
• Lawrence woman found killed in her home after tip from Topeka police
• Lee’s Summit school district must pay $275,000 to settle race discrimination lawsuit
• Kansas unemployment crisis: Jobless can’t get through to the state, but scammers can
• Kansas voters will decide whether abortion rights are in the state constitution
• Marshall’s first Senate bill would block COVID-19 relief funds for abortion services
• Super Bowl tickets are available, even with limited capacity. But they’re still pricey
• No in-person 101 Awards gala for KC this year, but here are winners; show to be online
• Chiefs’ Reid, Hill express surprise on Bieniemy getting passed over as NFL head coach
• Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes practiced fully Thursday. And there was more good news, too
• SportsBeat KC: Super Bowl conversation begins, and NFL teams lose not hiring Bieniemy
• SportsBeat Live: Super Bowl Chiefs talk begins today. Join us in the conversation
• Boulevard founder takes over amid executive departures and sexual harassment claims
• Big man David McCormack drills huge three-point basket in KU’s 59-51 win over TCU
• Quick Scout: Why this KU-TCU basketball prediction isn’t made with much confidence
• KU basketball vs. TCU: Lineups, tipoff time, streaming info, facts and figures
• Mizzou athletics gets second $10 million gift for indoor football facility
• Early thoughts from Mizzou football’s Steve Wilks and what his defense might look like
• Update: Are you ready to watch Chiefs in the Super Bowl at home? Get food, retail deals
• Another KC metro Whataburger location in the works as the Texas-based company expands
• Kansas City-area Mexican street food chain to take Crayola Cafe spot in Crown Center
• New Kansas City midtown buildings to include cannabis dispensary, Dunkin’ donuts