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February 19, 2021

• NCAA Tournament will allow fans for men’s games in Indiana, including Final Four
• KCQ on one of Kansas City’s best kept secrets: A ‘Waldorf of homes for unwed mothers’
• Mic’d-up Super Bowl video shows Patrick Mahomes imploring Chiefs to keep fighting
• SportsBeat KC: A better way to select NCAA field? And ‘Laverne’s’ gift to Negro Leagues
• Chiefs’ Damien Wilson wins NFL award for one key tackle at Super Bowl LV
• NFL shared wonderful highlight reel of Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes’ best plays of 2020
• Kansas House issues shamefully weak reprimand of abusive Democratic Rep. Aaron Coleman
• Police take man into custody after an armed robbery, chase and standoff in KC
• KC metro adds over 200 COVID cases as local hospital sees slight uptick in patients
• Two more Missouri men arrested Friday, charged with crimes in Jan. 6 Capitol riot
• Anaheim Ducks jokingly offered free beer to all fans, but there’s an obvious catch
• Kansas City to see warmer weather before weekend winter storm brings rain and snow
• Top Hawley aide to be questioned in Democratic lawsuit alleging Sunshine Law violation
• Temps to rise above freezing this weekend in Kansas City with big payoff next week
• Father of unarmed Sedalia woman sues ex-sheriff’s deputy who fatally shot her in June
• Prairie Village boy calling 911 for his mother waited more than 10 minutes: lawsuit
• Bomb squad rushes to suspicious package at Ohio church – and hears unexpected sound
• Here’s what to expect from Kansas City’s next winter storm this weekend
• See snowy KC landmarks from above. Can you identify them?
• Even in hard times, spring training is a land of hope and dreams, including for Royals
• Indiana museum director resigns after job post seeks to maintain ‘white art audience’
• Over 1,100 crimes reported in Kansas City the week of Jan. 31. How many were near you?
• Finally: Back-to-school time is within sight in Kansas. But there are some big ifs
• Kansas abortion amendment would add to families’ pain during personal tragedies
• Letters: KC readers discuss COVID-19 vaccines, Limbaugh’s legacy and Kansas teachers
• Kansas City to ease COVID rules on bars, restaurants and gatherings, mayor says
• Kansas City OKs deal to build Northland soccer park for Sporting KC — with conditions
• 4.2-magnitude earthquake rattles Oklahoma and Kansas, geologists say
• Bomb threat backfires on Oklahoma man trying to avoid going to court, feds say
• Chiefs’ offensive line will be remembered for how it ended. Where does it go from here?
• LC’s without the man himself: Kansas City mourns loss of one of its ‘barbecue kings’
• Wade Davis, even as a KC Royals ‘legend,’ still has something to prove this spring
• Royals’ Brady Singer hit his stride in September. He’s looking for more in 2021
• Missouri Tigers hope Jeremiah Tilmon’s return is enough to stop three-game slide
• Central Florida hires Mizzou Tigers’ David Gibbs to be co-defensive coordinator
• Kansas Jayhawks’ last three games to be ‘extremely competitive and fun,’ Self says
• Will KU add a game to 2020-21 schedule? Bill Self addresses the issue on Hawk Talk
• Only one Kansas City restaurant is on US ‘Top 100 Places to Eat’ list. Yep, it’s BBQ
• Applebee’s new ghost kitchen: Wings with Cheetos Flamin’ Hot sauce, fried cheese bites
• Standout women’s soccer player from Newton, Kansas will rep K-State with KC’s pro squad
• Big 12 basketball tournaments in Kansas City will be held with limited fan capacity