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February 24, 2021

• Alex Smith: Washington never wanted me to return to the team after leg injury
• Top 10 ZIP codes for Kansas City residents getting COVID-19 vaccine are mostly white
• COVID testing way down in Kansas, Missouri. Health officials have a few explanations
• With key endorsement, bills to regulate Missouri religious boarding schools advance
• Urban League ‘bus about unity’ rolls on Kansas City streets with social justice call
• Bricks thrown, shots fired, reckless driving: KC police want street racing to stop
• KC area’s weekly average for new COVID cases dips below 200 for first time since July
• Pete Coones, RIP: Kansas convicted him with lies. Now we should name a law after him
• Stop the handouts. It’s time to reform how Kansas City gives incentives to builders
• Concealed carry on KC buses is a terrible idea. How would that reduce gun violence?
• ‘Billion dollar industry.’ Moran bill enables college athletes to profit off of likeness
• In Kansas, teens under 18 can marry. A former 17-year-old bride wants that changed
• Death of Minnesota justice’s daughter at Iowa sorority attributed to alcohol and cold
• What if they had lived? Mother of 5 and teen son killed in Kansas City radiated joy
• Man found dead in vehicle that may have crashed days earlier in Kansas City, Kansas
• Independence woman accused of fatally shooting man Wednesday at Raytown apartments
• Man cuts out woman’s heart, cooks it and tries to serve it to uncle, Oklahoma cops say
• ‘Just the beginning.’ Geese descending on Missouri wetland fill up sky in eerie video
• Firefighter shot after fire sets off loaded gun, Wisconsin official says
• 2 shot during street race across Kansas City with dozens of drivers ticketed, PD says
• Tom Watson shares a special get-well message to Tiger Woods after car accident
• SportsBeat KC: 3 college hoops team saw action Tuesday. The lone winner wore lavender
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson talks COVID-19, vaccines and unemployment claims
• Missouri House advances school choice bill as sweeping package stalls in Senate
• After court strikes down Missouri voter ID law, House Republicans push another
• Two crazy historical stats from Kansas State’s upset victory against No. 7 Oklahoma
• Jim Ryun’s 53-year-old indoor mile record was beaten by Fort Hays State coach
• Kansas Republicans renew efforts to strip Kelly’s emergency powers after COVID response
• Man dies after early morning shooting in Raytown; woman taken into custody, police say
• Reality check, Kansas City: Day after near 70-degree weather, temps to fall once again
• Letters: KC readers discuss Oak Park Mall angels, the Mars rover and mental health help
• Live and almost in person: Todd Rundgren to perform virtual concert ‘in Kansas City’
• Sure, Travis Kelce returns, but could Kansas City Chiefs eye other moves at tight end?
• Chiefs tackle Mitchell Schwartz to have surgery, but plans to be back healthy in 2021
• After repeated delays, Kansas City moves closer to limiting incentives for developers
• Kansas City Royals’ Moore and Matheny have big decisions ahead, but lineup isn’t one
• KU coach Les Miles, while at LSU, settled with intern who claimed harassment: Report
• Self says KU ‘can play with anybody’ if Jayhawks duplicate first-half effort at Texas
• Why two 3s — that never came to be — bothered Bill Self after KU’s loss to Texas
• Missouri’s home men’s basketball game against Texas A&M on Saturday is postponed
• The American lawn is under attack. But here’s how it can help our environment
• Kansas Frito-Lay plant faces more allegations of racial discrimination, lawsuit says
• COVID, city restrictions were too much for this Westport bar. But now it’s reopening