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February 5, 2021

• Chiefs’ Andy Reid shares special message for Marty Schottenheimer and his family
• Eric Stonestreet shows off lucky Andy Reid mustache during chat with Ellen DeGeneres
• On eve of Super Bowl he’ll watch alone, Laurent Duvernay-Tardif reflects on opt-out
• A Patrick Mahomes ‘Jimmy Kimmel’ mean tweet sort of foreshadowed Chiefs’ COVID scare
• Chiefs’ resurgence adds a dimension, connection, between eras of Lamar and Clark Hunt
• Fans urged to skip large Super Bowl gatherings by cheering Kansas City Chiefs at home
• NFL’s Next Gen Stats highlight Chiefs’ fastest ball carriers from 2020 season
• In Kansas City, hope for a Super Bowl victory goes with fear of celebratory gunfire
• After seeing Chiefs’ Anthony Sherman prank and truck drawing, OREO is helping out
• Double shooting at Raytown park early Friday leaves one dead, teenager injured
• Kansas City Health Department shuts down all Disney on Ice shows after COVID outbreak
• Missouri data show expanding ‘vaccine deserts’ in Kansas City and St. Louis metros
• Swarm of earthquakes, including 4.2-magnitude quake, rattle Oklahoma, geologists say
• KC metro adds over 300 new COVID-19 cases as average falls to lowest in three months
• The progress is real: Kansas City Public Schools within reach of full accreditation
• Will white, moderate KC Christians settle for status quo during Black History Month?
• ‘Just miserable’: Blast of Arctic air to drop temps into teens starting Sunday in KC
• Disney on Ice performance canceled in Kansas City after concerns about COVID safety
• Six-year-old in Kansas becomes state’s youngest person to die from COVID-19
• A tale of two Joshes. California Democrat faces anger intended for Missouri’s Hawley
• Cities left out? Missouri’s ‘mass’ COVID-19 vaccinations skip Kansas City, St. Louis
• First of Johnson County’s big districts to allow all students in classrooms full time
• Hawley’s wife files criminal complaint against protester after Virginia demonstration
• Two children injured in crash Thursday night in Kansas City; impairment investigated
• Winter storm and bitter cold in the weekend forecast for the Kansas City area
• New Bartle Hall homeless center needs more security, food, Kansas City officials say
• Kansas City councilman pulls out of homeless task force, calls it mayoral PR stunt
• KC area Republicans vote to keep conspiracy theorist Greene on House committees
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Andy Reid ‘encouraged’ Watkins will be available for Super Bowl LV
• A Super Bowl week in the life of star Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes
• Kansas City-area pastor heads to Tampa to do weddings for lovers in love with Chiefs
• Andy Reid’s son Britt Reid involved in car crash that injured 2 kids, one severely
• Kansas City Chiefs matriarch Norma Hunt will be at Super Bowl, continuing her streak
• SportsBeat KC: How Laurent Duvernay-Tardif went from Chiefs line to pandemic front lines
• How the Kansas City Chiefs struck gold with rookie corner Sneed, who continues to shine
• Kansas City Royals announce spring training invites, including top prospects and vets
• Jayhawks coach was supposed to pay KU $500K to leave. His settlement is different
• Kansas hit 16 threes against West Virginia at home. Jayhawks hit the road for rematch
• Mizzou Tigers basketball takes on new-look Alabama in crucial SEC showdown
• A new ghost kitchen, delivery-only: smash burgers, Nashville hot chicken, fries, tots