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February 26, 2021

• There’s a chance the AFC West could have greatest collection of QBs in NFL history
• KC native Sydney Miramontez reflects on struggles with mental health, return to soccer
• OSHA cites Grandview company for putting workers at COVID-19 risk after one dies
• Trump endorses Jerry Moran — 12 days after vote to acquit him on incitement charge
• KCQ looks at creation of city’s parks and boulevards, and the cost to some communities
• Thefts of catalytic converters skyrocket across Kansas City area, police warn
• COVID-19 variants from UK and California detected in Missouri wastewater
• 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
• House passes protections for LGBTQ Americans. Kansas’ Davids says it’ll ‘save lives’
• Why so much road work on Kansas City’s Main St.? And when will it end? Here’s a guide
• Kitten with paws frozen to ground rescued during brutal cold snap, Iowa officials say
• Truman’s Najee Williams is in quarterfinals of national high school slam dunk contest
• Catholic school apologizes for sharing old photo of student in KKK outfit in Michigan
• Got outdoor plans? Warm weekend awaits Kansas City after chance for stray showers
• COVID-19 took her parents just days apart. Now, this KC interpreter has a message
• Two giant — not to mention rare — ‘ShareLunker’ bass caught on same day in Texas lake
• Judge rules Missouri child welfare must keep custody of young man with severe autism
• Blue Springs police launch investigation after man died from gunshot wound
• ‘We have done pretty good’: KC metro’s rolling average of COVID-19 cases falls again
• Three-year-old child dies in Blue Springs apartment fire, two adults injured
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run collision near 63rd and Blue Parkway, police say
• ‘Not just a layer of color’: Mural artist paints KC cityscape with social commentary
• Letters: KC readers discuss ‘thin blue line’ flags, 1954 Capitol attack and abbreviation
• Anti-transgender Missouri bill protects no one, but it would hurt vulnerable students
• 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
• ‘We love you, Kel.’ Royals fans thank Kelvin Herrera after he announces his retirement
• What are we worried about — Iowa invading? New Missouri Minutemen force is pointless
• This young Chiefs linebacker factors heavily into their future despite uneven 2020
• Briarcliff project near two grocers gets tax break. Agency says it’s a ‘food desert’
• SportsBeat KC: Last year’s grid success doesn’t carry over for Mizzou, Drinkwitz says
• KU’s Garrett to speak to fans after Baylor game: ‘I don’t think I’m going to cry’
• Mitch Lightfoot, Chris Teahan will return for Kansas Jayhawks in 2021-22 hoops season
• Self says KU senior Marcus Garrett ‘one of the most underrated players in the country’
• KU’s Big 12 finale against Baylor to remain Senior Night for Jayhawks men’s basketball
• Why a former homegrown star reliever for the Kansas City Royals ‘calls it a career’
• Kansas City Royals coveted Carlos Santana’s patient approach as much as his presence
• Topeka man turned himself in to FBI six days after Capitol riot, court documents say
• COVID pushed this Kansas City restaurant’s debut back a year. It opens next week