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February 4, 2021

• Kansas City area plays a role in SAG Award nods with ‘Da 5 Bloods,’ ‘Ted Lasso’
• Tuberculosis outbreak in Kansas City: KCQ looks at how hospitals fared under pressure
• With one tweet, Royals dunked on former KC outfielder/Buccaneers fan Brett Phillips
• Former quarterback: Chiefs coach Andy Reid’s impact will be felt in NFL for decades
• Andy Reid says he and the Chiefs know Super Bowl LV referee Carl Cheffers well
• ‘Challenge accepted’: School districts bet BBQ, Cuban sandwich on Sunday’s Super Bowl
• Four NFL Network analysts see potential obstacles to a Chiefs win in Super Bowl
• Kansas bill would require police to submit all sexual assault kits for testing
• Kansas City metro adds more than 400 new COVID cases as UK variant appears in Kansas
• Ice breaks apart into floes, stranding dozens fishing in Wisconsin bay, officials say
• ‘He’s enjoying it’: KC murder defendant tortures family of victim Tabitha Birdsong
• ‘Spiked’ soybeans land a former Iowa co-op manager in prison, feds say
• Police investigating homicide after man shot in south Kansas City Wednesday night dies
• Car dealer owner attacked during test-drive after driver picks up teens, Ohio cops say
• Man killed, woman critically injured in shooting Thursday at East 81st, Lydia Avenue
• Super Bowl LV prop bets: Masks, nostrils, some things not suitable for work and more
• Bartle Hall center for homeless community needs volunteers. Here’s how you can help
• Brief snowfall expected as cold front sends temperatures tumbling in Kansas City metro
• Letters: Readers discuss Trump’s impeachment, struggling KU hoops and dirty KC streets
• Long before ‘Shark Tank,’ this creature helped shape life of Lee’s Summit man
• On The Vine: Black history is more than Martin and Rosa
• Kansas City schools deserve Missouri accreditation, national education group says
• Kansas City to welcome back Broadway shows this fall, starting with ‘Hamilton’
• McConnell grants Kansas’ Roger Marshall his wish, a seat on Senate Agriculture panel
• ‘Not just about hair,’ Kansas lawmaker proposes ban on hairstyle based discrimination
• 2,000 seniors to get COVID vaccine at Johnson County megachurch this weekend
• Missouri health officials plan no mass COVID-19 vaccination sites for big cities
• Proud Boy from Olathe led chants and wielded ax handle inside Capitol at Jan. 6 riot
• Gov. Mike Parson’s PAC moves into former headquarters of Eric Greitens’ dark money group
• Former Chiefs lineman Tim Grunhard loves being a part of Kansas City
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Ward knows what Bucs’ pass-catchers (and Brady, of course) can do
• SportsBeat KC: Updating Chiefs injuries and haircuts, and fondly remembering Martyball
• Receiver Antonio Brown grateful for his Super Bowl journey, chance to earn a ring
• Chris Jones not afraid to talk potential KC Chiefs dynasty ahead of Super Bowl LV
• Kansas City Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill on Patrick Mahomes: ‘He’s been throwing crazy dots’
• Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce talked Thursday of all that he has missed
• Kansas City Chiefs WR Sammy Watkins remains limited in practice ahead of Super Bowl
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Derrick Nnadi plans surprise help for shelter dogs after Super Bowl
• SportsBeat Live: Join us for final words on the Super Bowl. Do Chiefs make it two straight?
• Why the Kansas City Chiefs have not lost faith in Mecole Hardman (he hasn’t, either)
• Meet the Chiefs: all about the 53 Kansas City players who enabled return to Super Bowl
• How the Mizzou Tigers prevailed again with late-game execution and beat Kentucky
• Mizzou Tigers put away struggling Kentucky, next up is SEC-leading Alabama
• Big 12 Conference switches date of KU-Texas men’s basketball game and two others
• KU’s Self expresses ‘wishful thinking’ regarding return of injured Bryce Thompson