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February 18, 2021

• Alex Smith says he knew early on that Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes had the ‘it’ factor
• Chiefs’ L’Jarius Sneed garners national accolades as ‘absolute steal’ of 2020 draft
• Missouri lawmakers consider making ballot initiatives harder for voters to pass
• NFL’s Top 10 plays of 2020 include gems from Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes and Chad Henne
• ‘Time is not going to stand still.’ Cleaver has big goals for housing policy under Biden
• ‘Doesn’t seem quite fair’: Kansas business owners seek tax refund for COVID-19 shutdowns
• Discipline for Kansas lawmaker accused of abusive behavior toward women: find a mentor
• Fans defend Dairy Queen after it cancels Free Cone Day due to COVID
• Teen to serve over 35 years for shooting at Olathe police during 2019 confrontation
• Raymore police cancel silver alert after missing 84-year-old man found safe
• More COVID vaccine clinics coming to Johnson County megachurch. Here’s how to sign up
• LC’s Bar-B-Q owner and Kansas City icon L.C. Richardson dies at ’86 years young’
• This new RideKC service will take people to daytime warming centers for free
• Snowplow driver saves 5-year-old walking frigid streets in pajamas, Wisconsin cops say
• Kansas City metro sees significant spike in COVID-19 deaths, adds more than 250 cases
• KC NWSL soccer club hires experienced southwest Missouri native for key executive role
• Parson wants to probe for natural gas price gouging before aiding Missouri towns
• Lew Krausse Jr., who pitched a sparking debut for Kansas City A’s, dies at 77
• Kansas GOP icon Bob Dole reveals lung cancer diagnosis, begins treatment next week
• Retired general probing Capitol security breakdown said Hawley should be ‘run out of DC’
• Johnson County COVID rate at lowest in months: ‘We need to continue what we’re doing’
• Kansas City’s affordable housing rules are a great step, but they can’t fix injustice
• Goose frozen to a home’s downspout requires a rescue from Kansas wildlife experts
• Letters: KC readers discuss Evergy’s blackouts, senators’ impeachment votes and vaccines
• Arrested for trying to go bowling: At 98, Kansas City man lived and made Black history
• Farmer who ‘loved his cattle’ dies trying to save calf in icy pond, Arkansas cops say
• Estimate shows more than half of Fernando Tatis Jr.’s huge contract will go to taxes
• Kansas City’s next winter storm is brewing; 50-degree weather likely next week
• On The Vine: A shot in the arm — get your vaccine
• Parkville mayor pleads guilty to driving while intoxicated following September arrest
• The Chiefs know minimum salary cap for 2021 now. Here’s what it is, and what that means
• SportsBeat Live, Royals edition, begins today. Join in the conversation
• SportsBeat KC: About those offseason moves by the Royals ... let’s talk about them
• Royals’ Mike Matheny intent on limiting COVID-19, contact tracing in spring camp
• KC Royals pitcher Danny Duffy changes his jersey number to honor Yordano Ventura
• This Jayhawks offense is now worst in Bill Self era. Here’s a choice KU needs to make
• KU Jayhawks’ defense dandy in 59-41 win at K-State: ‘They had 35 with one minute left’
• Lobster, seafood tacos, fish sandwich: Here are 9 Lent specials in Kansas City area
• Unusual lights on new Children’s Mercy tower ‘proclaim to the city’ the work inside
• COVID-19 vaccinations begin in Kansas prisons, among worst in U.S. for infection rate