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February 17, 2021

• To Peyton Manning’s chagrin, his kids are Chiefs fans who show their support in Denver
• Public health approaches to gun violence discussed at ‘Seeking Solutions’ event
• Buccaneers linebacker trashes Chiefs, says ‘there was a lot of toe tagging out there’
• Join Ken Burns and Lynn Novick for a live conversation about ‘Hemingway’ documentary
• Why did electric grids buckle under intense cold? Here’s what’s to blame — and not
• Triple shooting in Kansas City leaves two dead, one wounded Wednesday afternoon
• Cass County prosecutors charge man with murder as police continue search
• Weekly average of new COVID-19 cases in Kansas City metro continues to drop
• Kansas City metro adds more than 250 new COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths
• Blue Springs man charged after police find woman stuck in tub, malnourished children
• COVID-19 hit Kansas City’s budget hard. What happens when rainy day money is gone?
• Kansans are already betting on the Chiefs. The state should get in on the action
• Missouri police do a difficult job, but do they need their own ‘bill of rights’?
• ‘Coal plants will be our savior.’ Kansas senator blames renewables for power outages
• With the passing of talk radio titan Rush Limbaugh, conservatism needs a new voice
• Kansas City is trying to reform developer tax incentives. But no one is quite happy
• The Star hires experienced local government reporter to cover Missouri General Assembly
• ‘Just getting started out on life’: Mother pleads for help finding daughter’s killer
• Jesse Milan, Kansas civil rights icon and beloved educator, dies at 92
• Human remains found in rural Clay County were those of missing Independence woman
• ‘Strong possibility’ of more power outages in KC area as freezing temps continue
• Man found fatally shot in vehicle overnight in Kansas City, police say
• Snow turning Kansas City roads slick; metro to see slow warm up from bitter cold
• Do Roy Blunt and Josh Hawley want Donald Trump in the first line of their obituaries?
• Author talks, music and more: Celebrate Black History Month in Kansas City, virtually
• Letters: KC readers discuss education priorities, health care and fighting Alzheimer’s
• Multiple Chiefs players featured in latest NFL ‘Bad Lip Reading’ episode
• Happy Gilmore, Shooter McGavin trade barbs on 25th anniversary of movie’s release
• Olathe Proud Boy’s attorneys argue Trump to blame for deadly Capitol insurrection
• Kansas City’s $37M Northland soccer plan moves forward, but officials are leery
• Kansas sending extra vaccine doses for teachers, staff to help reopen schools
• Tough decisions ahead as Kansas City wrestles with its COVID-19 budget dilemma
• Years after fatal shooting, prosecutors charge man in killing of Kansas City toddler
• Burger King will soon join the chicken sandwich wars. Here’s what you need to know
• Kansas lawmakers want tuition refunds for college classes put online due to COVID
• Radio provocateur Rush Limbaugh dies at 70. ‘Conservative movement lost an icon’
• SportsBeat KC: Chiefs’ retooling on offense could involve O-line, receivers, tight ends
• Pandemic hit Black-owned businesses especially hard. How KC’s H&R Block plans to help
• After months of negotiations, Kansas City again delays vote on tax incentive reform
• Three big questions looming over Kansas City Royals camp as spring training starts
• Quick Scout: K-State Wildcats’ best hope is going after KU Jayhawks in this area
• Kansas Jayhawks’ Agbaji on limited crowd at Bramlage: ‘We won’t get as much hate’
• Sunflower Showdown men’s basketball: KU vs. K-State lineups, tipoff time, streaming
• After another loss, handling adversity is Missouri Tigers’ next lesson
• Mizzou Tigers collapse in second half at Georgia; losing streak climbs to three games
• Their tacos sold well at Overland Park Farmers’ Market. Now they own a restaurant
• Kansas City eateries with multiple health code violations include Chinese restaurant, midtown tavern
• When it comes to controlling these creatures, don’t make mountains out of molehills