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January 6, 2021

• Assault on democracy: Sen. Josh Hawley has blood on his hands in Capitol coup attempt
• ‘His history is notorious’: KCQ tracks mafia connections at Northland country club
• Tony Gonzalez shares story of a prank that may have led to a Chiefs player’s release
• Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ ‘My Cause’ cleats are being auctioned for charity
• Travis Kelce’s theory on why Chiefs think they can win any game, no matter the deficit
• Prosecutor hires former Kansas City police sergeant to examine use-of-force cases
• ‘Keep your rain gear handy’: Prepare for a wet, chilly Wednesday in Kansas City metro
• ‘We love them in the community.’ Church serves food to those in need for 18th year
• KC police paid $725,000 in settlement on allegations of excessive force against teen
• SportsBeat KC: The dream’s always been real for broadcaster-turned-author Bob Davis
• COVID means higher education must adapt. UMKC is taking the lead to reimagine its future
• Grandview man charged after sodomy, kidnapping of woman that led to police standoff
• Nearly 500 crimes reported in KC the week of Christmas. How many were near you?
• During Kansas City Restaurant Week, find special meals at hundreds of places
• Letters: KC readers discuss Independence Center unrest, GOP overturn and Chiefs’ thud
• Ted Seligson, one of Kansas City’s leading architects of 20th century, dies from COVID
• Johnson County schools bring more students back to classrooms amid COVID-19
• If you live or work in Jackson County, here’s how to sign up for a COVID vaccination
• Kansas nursing homes would be immune from COVID lawsuits under this proposed law
• ‘Caillou’ canceled by PBS Kids and parents are rejoicing. ‘Worst kid show ever!’
• Quinton Lucas speaks on COVID, NBA, Chiefs and political disturbances in Washington
• Man shot in head faces unlawful firearm charge day after Independence Center shooting
• Hawley sent fundraising email on election objection as Capitol descended into chaos
• Kansas City metro adds more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases and over a dozen deaths
• Nick Saban’s daughter deletes tweet accusing Ohio State of fabricating COVID-19 cases
• Kansas Rep. Davids, Missouri Rep. Bush call for President Trump’s removal from office
• Photos: Trump supporters violently storm U.S. Capitol building
• Kansas City may hire outside lawyers to probe racism, harassment in fire department
• ‘The president sent the people down here.’ Cleaver describes scene at Capitol after riot
• Missouri governor says Trump ‘absolutely not’ to blame for U.S. Capitol violence
• Lee’s Summit decides to let only some students return to in-person classes amid COVID
• The last known widow of a Civil War veteran has died in Missouri. She was 101
• Missouri SOS Ashcroft condemns how 4 states ran elections, sparking Democratic backlash
• After losing U.S. House race, Adkins will officially leave Kansas City’s Cerner Corp.
• Majority of Kansas, Missouri congressional delegations will object to Biden’s victory
• As COVID-19 rages, Missouri Republicans push limits on local public health authority
• Are Sen. Josh Hawley, Republicans really a threat to democracy for questioning election?
• Chiefs place rookie defensive end Mike Danna on reserve/COVID-19 list
• Chiefs strength coach Barry Rubin tests positive for COVID-19, report says
• Ex-Chiefs defensive end Jared Allen a Hall of Fame finalist. Here is the full list
• Kansas Jayhawks, playing shorthanded, bounce back in big way with blowout win at TCU
• Self found a Devon Dotson clone in KU’s win over TCU. It’s probably not who you think
• Mizzou football defensive coordinator Ryan Walters leaving for Illinois, report says
• Where it went wrong for Mizzou basketball in puzzling loss at Mississippi State 
• Mizzou basketball blows 14-point second half lead, collapses at Mississippi State
• Macy’s will shutter a Kansas City area store as part of a national restructuring
• If the cold weather has you longing for spring, start planning veggie garden now