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February 15, 2021

• As ‘a love letter to Black women,’ tea shop on KC dividing line empowers community
• SportsBeat KC: How much should Super Bowl loss factor into Chiefs’ personnel decisions?
• Rolling power outages, record cold force Kansas City area schools to cancel classes
• MO, KS among states impacted by rolling power outages as record cold seizes region
• KC skyline asked to go dark to help avoid additional outages as power supply restored
• Someone is pooping inside cars at auto shops, and Michigan police think that stinks
• Workers find body covered in snow outside tire shop’s front door, Michigan cops say
• Blue Summit woman tells investigators she feared abusive boyfriend would kill her
• “We’ll be lucky to hit zero” in KC as arctic blast continues to cut through region
• Carol Coe, former Kansas City councilwoman and civil rights activist, dies at 74
• Prosecutors allege argument over $100 debt led to fatal Kansas City stabbing
• Letters: Readers discuss Kansas and Missouri senators’ pro-Trump impeachment vote
• Evergy asking customers to conserve electricity use as KC remains dangerously cold
• Remembering Mizzou’s Charlie Henke, who was much more than what some remember him for
• Kansas teachers are getting COVID vaccines now. In Missouri, they might wait months
• The KitKat is going vegan. Here’s what’s happening with the popular chocolate bar
• Northwest Arkansas fans will have to wait to see KC Royals play in their ballpark
• Mizzou Tigers tumble in AP Top 25 but have defeated all other ranked SEC teams
• NCAA case ‘hanging over our heads’ has affected Kansas Jayhawks recruiting, Self says
• Perfect 3-0 week puts Kansas Jayhawks back in AP men’s basketball Top 25 poll