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February 10, 2021

• Hartzler seeks to reduce relief to Black and other minority farmers in Biden stimulus
• Missing Kansas City man found dead in backyard over 100 miles away, police say
• ‘A passion for my people’: Owner of rare Kansas City bookstore highlights Black words
• This is what is involved in Patrick Mahomes’ surgery for turf toe and recovery time
• ‘A magician.’ Mic’d-up video shows Bucs wowed by Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes’ throws
• ‘We are essentially describing torture.’ An emotional hearing on MO reform school abuse
• Bucs’ Bruce Arians dumps on Chiefs’ ‘Run It Back’ motto during Super Bowl celebration
• NFL analyst: Patrick Mahomes played well in Super Bowl but ‘receivers let him down’
• ‘Ample supply’ of COVID vaccine coming to Missouri, health officials say. Here’s when
• Popeyes adding a new sandwich to its menu — and it’s not chicken. Here’s what to know
• McDonald’s bringing back fan-favorite beverage that was removed from menus 4 years ago
• Talking Missouri vaccine rollout, Kansas unemployment woes and Kansas City budget
• Mom charged with abuse after 12-year-old daughter’s suicide, Missouri authorities say
• White JoCo teacher’s Mahomes Afro wig isn’t quite blackface, but it’s a terrible look
• Will Mike Parson go the partisan route and make UMKC an educational stepchild again?
• Owner of Missouri reform schools faces sex abuse allegations in Washington lawsuit
• From gallery, Hawley hears Democrat argue he is less culpable than Trump for riot
• Kansas City man charged in fatal 2016 shooting of 30-year-old father of three
• Your guide to Kansas City area Valentine’s events, in person and virtual
• KC nurse dies of COVID. Now husband is fighting for a vaccine he says he was promised.
• Average for new COVID-19 cases in Kansas City metro falls for 12th straight day
• Kansas Senate approves more than $400 million in tax cuts with sweeping measure
• Suspect charged in shooting that left man dead and caused car to crash into KC home
• From England to Lawrence to England, Liverpool’s Ceri Holland honed skills as a Jayhawk
• Letters: KC readers discuss Mahomes’ specialness, Star’s insensitivity and Senate’s duty
• Missouri police ‘tax’ cartels by seizing assets, but crime and drug use don’t go down
• This isn’t about R versus D. We must reconnect cause and effect in the post-Trump era
• Kansas City, Kansas, school board approves start date for spring sports. Here’s when.
• ‘That’s a lot of cows.’ Video shows stampede on Indiana highway after farm escape
• With worst of bitter cold yet to come, Kansas City to see slick roads and light snow
• A few inches of snow possible in KC area Wednesday. ‘Bitterly cold’ temps continue.
• SportsBeat KC: Honoring and remembering our friend and colleague, Terez A. Paylor
• How the Kansas City Chiefs saved a life, even as two precious ones were lost
• A fellow beat writer pays tribute to ‘little brother’ and range buddy Terez Paylor
• Kansas City Chiefs place Britt Reid on administrative leave as crash probe continues
• Kansas City spent millions to subsidize Power & Light. Amid COVID, it might refinance
• Missouri Tigers basketball at Ole Miss Rebels: Prediction, TV, lineups, betting line
• Aunt Jemima has a new name after 131 years, with roots just outside Kansas City
• KU Jayhawks, Iowa State to play twice in three days: ‘You better win the first one’
• KU Jayhawks freshman Bryce Thompson returns to practice. Will he play vs. ISU?
• KU’s Bill Self hopes Big 12 Tournament can be held as currently planned in Kansas City
• Trends coming this spring: veggie gardens, tropical plants and a little chaos
• A dozen roses for Valentine’s Day in Kansas City: 12 restaurant deals to-go or dine-in