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February 11, 2021

• Warriors star Steph Curry on why Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes is his favorite NFL player
• One projection shows a potential KU-Mizzou Border War meeting in the NCAA Tournament
• With Missouri lawmaker indicted for medical fraud, questions about her unusual license
• Blunt, a juror, calls Trump’s lawyers ‘our side’ on third day of impeachment trial
• Three KC Proud Boys in tactical gear conspired to carry out Capitol riot, feds say
• Pompeo’s taxpayer-funded gifts to dinner guests: $10,000 in engraved pens from China
• Adults are hoarding Happy Meals to get Pokemon cards — and some people are angry
• On The Vine: It’s capital ‘B’ Black
• Stuck in a deep freeze, Kansas City braces for even colder weather conditions
• Rare ‘ghost rainbow’ rises from mountains in Texas national park. What causes it?
• Young girl still in a coma one week after crash with former Chiefs coach Britt Reid
• Kansas City woman charged in fatal shooting of man early Sunday on Wabash Avenue
• 1 killed, 4 injured in suspected alcohol-related crossover crash in Independence
• Arctic air to send temperatures tumbling below zero; snow possible in Kansas City
• KC homeless community in dire need of warmth as bitter cold lingers. Here’s how to help
• Gov. Kelly needs to get medical marijuana right in Kansas. Don’t make Ohio’s mistake
• Lobbyist-written tax cut bill would put Kansas on ‘bullet train to Brownbackville’
• Letters: KC readers discuss Terez Paylor, Marty Schottenheimer and Trump’s impeachment
• Over 1,050 crimes reported in Kansas City the week of Jan. 17. How many were near you?
• Talk about cancel culture. Bill would censor slavery text in Missouri classrooms
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson lashes out, again. This time at vaccine critics, journalists
• Kansas City’s $70M shortfall amid COVID: Mayor wants to sell property, freeze hiring
• Kansas must fix its broken public defender system. The Constitution demands justice
• Lawsuit alleges former student with autism suffered abuse at Missouri boarding school
• Mayor Lucas: Kansas City may cut $12M from police budget as Congress weighs local aid
• Two Overland Park councilmen compete for open mayoral seat in an already heated race
• Law enforcement in Clay County investigate homicide after human remains discovered
• Royals left fielder Andrew Benintendi shares many of Alex Gordon’s defensive qualities
• Average for new COVID-19 cases in KC metro drops to levels not seen since July
• Missouri woman pleads guilty to stealing from police charity for kids, sheriff says
• Three from KC area, including Olathe Proud Boy, charged with conspiracy in Capitol riot
• Wind chill advisory issued for Friday as streak of single-digit highs continues in KC
• Timothy Garrison, US attorney in western Missouri, announces his resignation
• Kansas City Chiefs pick Travis Kelce as team MVP, Clyde Edwards-Helaire best rookie
• Three definitive Terez Paylor stories: These KC Star stories deserve to be shared again
• New Royal Andrew Benintendi: I understand ‘the player I am, the player I want to be’
• ‘Not the easiest thing to do’: How the Royals decided to trade for Andrew Benintendi
• SportsBeat KC: Acquiring Andrew Benintendi means Royals are in a win-now mode
• Royals announce game times for 2021 season, including opening day
• Former Royal Christian Colon thrilled to be back in KC after signing with Monarchs
• Recapping the Kansas City Royals’ offseason additions as spring training nears
• Bryce Thompson returns from injury, provides spark in KU Jayhawks win over Iowa State
• Here’s the KU Jayhawks football schedule. It includes two nonconference road games
• Quick Scout: Here’s the KU Jayhawk who has a dream matchup vs. Iowa State Cyclones
• KU basketball vs. Iowa State: Lineups, tipoff time, TV info, facts and figures
• Pittsburg State wanted to be roasted by Wendy’s — and the Kansas school got its wish
• Andy’s Frozen Custard expands its plans for Waldo but faces a hurdle from the city