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February 25, 2021

• Golden Globes prediction: Kansas City’s Sudeikis and his ‘Ted Lasso’ could score big
• Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs have been nominated for an international sports award
• The NFL picked these as the top 10 plays by Chiefs’ Travis Kelce from 2020 season
• 3 Kansas City metro counties end curfew for restaurants and bars as COVID rates drop
• Jackson County joins Kansas City metro in easing bar and restaurant restrictions
• Pat Roberts joins Washington-based lobbying firm weeks after retirement from Senate
• Trump endorses Jerry Moran — 12 days after vote to acquit him on incitement charge
• 16-year-old drowns rescuing little brother after they fall through ice, OH officials say
• ‘Glancing blow’ of rain won’t wash out Friday night plans in Kansas City
• Letters: KC readers discuss unproductive partisanship, Limbaugh and church’s generosity
• Kansas City failed the extreme cold test. How can we protect the homeless next time?
• As Covid vaccine in Kansas City remains scarce, Missouri town of 69 gets 2,000 doses
• ACLU sues as Missouri is set to release young man with severe autism from foster care
• Missouri school choice has momentum, but Republican lawmakers are still divided
• House passes protections for LGBTQ Americans. Kansas’ Davids says it’ll ‘save lives’
• On The Vine: Race and equity beyond Black History Month
• Holocaust memorial dedicated to Jewish children is toppled by vandals, Oklahoma cops say
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run collision near 63rd and Blue Parkway, police say
• Danny Duffy gave up his No. 41 to Carlos Santana and had a not-so-simple request
• Inmate charged in slaying of KC woman whose remains were found by mushroom hunters
• Man with HIV advertised for sex, may have ‘numerous’ unaware victims, Ohio cops say
• Handgun found in backpack at Shawnee Mission high school; student taken into custody
• Kansas City metro adds over 220 new COVID-19 cases, weekly average drops again
• Fentanyl-laced pills are killing teenagers in the Northland, Kansas City police warn
• Missouri’s COVID-19 vaccine strategy shortchanges KC’s most vulnerable, officials say
• Kansas City women’s pro soccer team training in Orlando ahead of first preseason game
• Weather Friday to be seasonable for February, but Saturday jumps to a high of 63
• Missouri teachers, grocery store workers can get vaccinated starting March 15
• Kansas City Council votes unanimously to trim developer tax incentives
• SportsBeat KC: A set Royals lineup, Santana’s patience and a comeback in the works
• Royals’ Hunter Dozier appears poised for bounce-back season after COVID-derailed 2020
• SportsBeat Live: KC Royals baseball talk with Lynn Worthy in Arizona. Watch it now
• KU’s Big 12 finale against Baylor to remain Senior Night for Jayhawks men’s basketball
• Kansas Jayhawks add game against UTEP to close out regular season next week
• Another schedule change: Mizzou Tigers men’s basketball to play host to LSU on March 6
• Turkey-killing spree in Kansas will cost four Mississippi hunters $48,000, feds say
• After closing in Brookside, Avenues Bistro opens a spot for carryout, delivery only
• New KC Crossroads spot will be like a NY ‘art gallery but with a restaurant inside’