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February 21, 2021

• ‘Amazing story of survival.’ Dog was stranded on icy Michigan river for four days
• Alvin Brooks and Kansas City: A love story imperiled by racism, saved by service
• Bennie White, detective who helped put away infamous Kansas City Butcher, dies at 81
• Disasters with blackouts, vaccines, unemployment prove government isn’t the problem
• KC metro adds fewer than 150 COVID-19 cases as 7-day average continues downward trend
• Suspect arrested, another sought in killing of woman found in bag in Buchanan County
• The ‘frosting’ on these Corn Flakes was worth $3 million, officials in Ohio say
• Letters: Readers discuss Black KC heroes, Naumann’s Biden rebuke and autism challenges
• The tireless Carol Coe rocked the boat in Kansas City, but her heart was in it
• Dan Glickman: Yes, we can pull Congress back from the partisan brink. Here’s how
• Museum’s ‘Negro Leagues 101’ curriculum reflects resilient past as it looks to future
• Slick roads possible Sunday before temperatures begin to rise in Kansas City
• Second suspect arrested in killing of Independence woman found dead in Buchanan County
• Police investigating after man found dead Sunday afternoon at Kansas City park
• Clay County lifts more COVID-19 restrictions. Here’s what you need to know.
• ‘I think it’s here to stay.’ Trump’s grip on Kansas, Missouri Republicans still strong
• ‘A life and death issue.’ Missouri about to let young man with autism become homeless
• Pete Coones, exonerated in Kansas City, Kansas, murder, dies after 108 days of freedom
• See how your school, kid, pal or rival did on final day of this year’s state swim meets
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, fiancee Brittany Matthews announce birth of their baby girl
• KU Jayhawks’ Self lauds fans after victory over Texas Tech: ‘It seems loud in here’
• Phase 4 of The Reserve at Riverstone is Anticipated to Open Late Spring