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January 12, 2022

• How Bob Kendrick became the Kansas City Negro Leagues museum’s indispensable man
• Chiefs’ 2022 opponents are set, and KC will have one of the NFL’s toughest schedules
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Kansas school officials declare emergency, relax substitute teacher requirements
• Woman serving 30-day sentence dies of apparent suicide in Clay County jail: authorities
• Kansas City area school district closes for rest of week with 25% of students sick
• Five takeaways from Kansas Gov. Kelly’s state of the state: What was said, what wasn’t
• Overland Park police ask for help finding missing woman, 67, last heard from Tuesday
• Next Gen Stats picked the five most improbable completions by Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes
• House for sale in Wisconsin seems normal — until you see the bathroom. Have a look
• Chiefs-branded chips were made from potatoes grown in fields with soil from Arrowhead
• Tim Kaine: Protecting every American’s right to vote is anything but a partisan issue
• Missouri to get its first Buc-ee’s. What to know about the 53,000-square-foot location
• Missing Kansas City man believed by family to be in danger is found safe
• Threat of winter storm dumping snow in Kansas City increasing as weekend approaches
• Kansas City area pet projects to host cold weather gear drive for animal owners in need
• Police locate family of toddler found wandering streets in Kansas City’s Northland
• Pleasant Hill man allegedly shot woman living in his house, left her body there for 2 days
• Things to do in Kansas City: Monster trucks, fishing expos and some pandemic theater
• KC Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes on challenge presented by T.J. Watt and Steelers’ defense
• Budweiser is giving beer lovers a ‘golden’ opportunity to win $1 million. What to know
• Letters: KC readers discuss politics over safety, Kamala Harris’ speech, idling cars
• Looking at Joe Biden’s first year as president, from Afghanistan to COVID and beyond
• Teen found safe after being abducted in Kansas City car theft Wednesday afternoon
• 12-year-old going for snacks is killed by police car heading to fire, Iowa cops say
• Weed brownies unknowingly brought to senior center, SD cops say. Baker facing charge
• Missouri Republicans renew effort to raise bar for voter changes to state constitution
• Kansas City area hospitals are short on ventilators. Here’s why that matters
• Here’s what doctors say you can do as COVID patients overwhelm Kansas City hospitals
• Fauci called Kansas senator a moron. But Marshall’s COVID games are worse than dumb
• KCK’s ‘back-alley’ COVID tests: ‘Just a guy in a minivan, a paper mask and no gloves’
• Kansas Senator Jerry Moran knows what he said about federal election reform is false
• Mike Parson vs. Missouri Sunshine Law: Government records don’t belong to politicians
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Hill and Edwards-Helaire practice Wednesday ahead of Steelers game
• Kansas City Roos men’s basketball beats Baptist Bible, wins on back-to-back nights
• They hold huge edge over Steelers, but Kansas City Chiefs must be at their best Sunday
• As COVID-19 surges amid EMS shortage, JoCo officials consider changes to 911 responses
• 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
• Planning a trip to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum? Here’s what you need to know
• Another dog found dead as Kansas police look for suspect who beheaded officer’s puppy
• Listen: Radio call from wild final 20 seconds of KU basketball win over Iowa State
• Police find flamethrower, AR-15 style rifle in Kansas City man’s apartment after arrest
• ‘Still teaching us’: Family, students remember Fort Osage teacher who died of COVID
• Jackson County pulls health ordinance. Legislator blames Eric Schmitt, violent threats
• Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly plans worker pay raises, cash for social services in 2023 budget
• Brian Platt talks about Kansas City’s budget, homelessness crisis — and snow removal
• This small town in Kansas is one of The New York Times’ top travel destinations of 2022
• 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
• Multiple Kansas City area health code violations: Fortune Palace, Winstead’s, more
• ‘I just broke down’: How Mizzou’s Gary Pinkel found out he made college football hall
• Missouri Tigers football fills tight ends coach, recruiting coordinator positions
• Mizzou Tigers men’s basketball at Arkansas Razorbacks: Prediction, time, TV, lineups