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January 11, 2022

• Family mourns Lee’s Summit teen killed in Kansas City crash over the weekend
• A Greenwood teen became a new father a few weeks ago. Then a crash took his life
• Redrawing Missouri maps to fight abortion? Republicans, weakened by vacancies, say no
• Grain Valley School District considers closing schools as COVID-19 forces staff shortage
• Death rates rise in Kansas City metro as surging COVID case numbers overwhelm hospitals
• Kansas City Public Schools finally regains state accreditation. Here’s what that means
• How many of Kansas City’s COVID cases are from omicron? Here’s what the data shows
• How to see if there’s a COVID outbreak at your family’s KC daycare or nursing home
• ‘Touched so many lives’: Family mourns local Kansas City businessman killed in shooting
• How many COVID patients in Kansas City hospitals were first admitted for COVID-19?
• Bone in sunken SUV belongs to woman who vanished with kids 20 years ago, Ohio cops say
• Girlfriend, baby killed as man escaping police at 130 mph hits semi, Indiana cops say
• After loss, Bama’s Nick Saban made a point of praising two players at news conference
• Check how full Kansas City area hospitals and ICUs are with this interactive map
• What Vegas odds say about Kansas City Chiefs’ chances in playoffs, Super Bowl chase
• Hundreds flocked to Kauffman Stadium for COVID-19 testing. Some were turned away
• Eagle’s meal suddenly interrupted when fiercer predator swoops in. ‘Boss has arrived’
• Snoop Dogg praised KC Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ fashion choice Saturday
• ‘F--- Biden’ flag justly offends Overland Park residents. It’s legal. But is it right?
• 20 years later, it’s way past time to shut down the immoral Guantanamo Bay prison
• Up and running: LS fitness centers offer inspiration for those with NY resolutions
• Belton police use DNA evidence to find, charge suspect in 2017 cold case shooting
• Pleasant Hill man allegedly shot woman living in his house, left her body there for 2 days
• Tom Watson will join two other golf legends as Honorary Starter at this year’s Masters
• How an exchange that started with criticism ended in a real conversation over coffee
• KCK’s ‘back-alley’ COVID tests: ‘Just a guy in a minivan, a paper mask and no gloves’
• Mask up at Allen Fieldhouse or else, KU chancellor says. Will Jayhawks fans listen?
• Lucas to Missouri lawmakers: don’t give police board ‘blank check’ over more KC funds
• Kelly, Schmidt compile hefty fundraising totals headed into 2022 gubernatorial race
• Missouri Gov. Parson will seek harsher sentences to fight violent crime, document says
• Kansas City Roos men’s basketball beats Baptist Bible, wins on back-to-back nights
• As COVID-19 surges amid EMS shortage, JoCo officials consider changes to 911 responses
• Body found inside burnt Kansas City home; police investigation underway
• ‘It blows my mind’: JoCo city leaders appoint newly sworn councilman as mayor amid shakeup
• Dr. Fauci calls Kansas Senator Roger Marshall a ‘moron’ after tense exchange
• Despite COVID-19 surge, Kelly to hold in-person state-of-the-state address Tuesday
• Retiring county administrator will receive more than $800,000 from Wyandotte County
• KS Gov. Laura Kelly sets stage for 2022 re-election campaign in state of the state
• Accreditation is only a start for Kansas City schools. Here’s the plan for what’s next
• Raytown schools is latest district to return to mask mandate as COVID surge continues
• Five memorable games from the Kansas City Chiefs’ all-time series against the Steelers
• Police find flamethrower, AR-15 style rifle in Kansas City man’s apartment after arrest
• Community Builders buys a second grocery to keep fresh foods on Kansas City’s East Side
• Meet man who’s introducing your grown kids to financial advice with a simple template
• Roy Williams tears up about ovation at Kansas Jayhawks game: ‘It was pretty dang nice’
• How mask mandate was received by KU basketball fans and enforced at Allen Fieldhouse
• Kansas Jayhawks basketball’s win vs. Iowa State was big deal. And also a step back
• Roy Williams enjoys late heroics in KU Jayhawks’ basketball win: ‘A big-time shot’
• Bill Self gives update on Kansas Jayhawks basketball injuries after Iowa State win
• ‘Something we’re really looking forward to’: Roy Williams says of return to KU
• Quick Scout: Kansas Jayhawks’ foe Iowa State has had elite defense ... with help here
• Former Jayhawk Tristan Enaruna returns to Kansas as starter for Iowa State basketball
• Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball vs. Iowa State: Lineups, time, streaming info
• ‘I just broke down’: How Mizzou’s Gary Pinkel found out he made college football hall
• Missouri Tigers football adds seventh home game, will open 2022 season vs Louisiana Tech
• You must sign a waiver to eat this chain’s spiciest chicken. It plans 10 KC locations
• Kansas City Restaurant Week is almost here: Seven things you need to know now
• You have nearly 200 places to go for Kansas City Restaurant Week. Here’s the full list
• His BBQ has been a star in Westport and Paris. Now he has a Johnson County restaurant