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January 13, 2022

• Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly wants to freeze university tuition. But can her plan pass?
• Nurse replaced patients’ morphine with another liquid at Chicago rehab center, feds say
• KC Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire misses Thursday’s practice; Tyreek Hill limited
• Another district in Kansas City region cancels school due to COVID, staff shortage
• Kansas City nurses protest for more staffing, safer work conditions as COVID surges
• Inmate pretends to be ‘scheduled for release’ and is now missing, Missouri cops say
• Body found at Kansas City homeless encampment fire which has closed part of I-70
• ‘I was not expecting this’: KU students, faculty, brace for in-person semester as COVID surges
• Need a COVID test now? Here’s a way to find last second appointments around Kansas City
• WATCH NOW: Join the KC Star crew for an NFL playoff edition of our SportsBeat stream
• NFL writers, broadcasters from around the country weigh in on Chiefs’ playoff outlook
• 3 people critically injured after fire swept through home in Kansas City’s Northland
• Kansas City murder suspect arrested after police pursuit through suburbs
• ‘Flat tops’: Video shared by KCPD shows truck hit infamous Independence Avenue bridge
• When should you take a COVID test to get the most reliable results? We asked a doctor
• KC Chiefs-Steelers prediction: How will Patrick Mahomes fare in first Wild Card Round?
• Young girl killed after fire sweeps through home in Kansas City’s Northland, police say
• Omicron is sending more Kansas City kids to the hospital. Here’s what parents should know.
• Johnson County expands COVID testing with a new site and extended hours
• Rape, sodomy, assault: 3 in Missouri win retrials, faced accusers by video during COVID
• More places around Kansas City are requiring masks. Does it matter which kind you wear?
• KC Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes’ biggest playoff lesson came in a game he didn’t start
• On The Vine: An appraisal of ‘A Dream’
• Sizing up the AFC playoff field: Who can give the Kansas City Chiefs the most trouble?
• Winter storm looming for end of week. Here’s how much snow to expect in Kansas City
• Letters: Readers discuss Google workers, Harry Truman and Kansas’ Roger Marshall
• Johnson County district cancels school. Why? Nearly 20% of teachers out due to COVID
• Investigation underway into ‘accounting irregularities’ at Johnson County courthouse
• Supreme Court rules against Missouri, restarts health care worker vaccine mandate
• These three Johnson County cities will require masks in public starting next Tuesday
• Missouri locksmith who dressed as George Washington at Capitol riot has court hearing
• Missouri considers prison nursery to keep incarcerated mothers with their newborns
• Searchers find missing mom’s paddle board after she vanished on Arkansas River, cops say
• Are you sick at home with COVID? Here’s how to treat those nasty symptoms
• Kansas City Royals sign right-hander Vizcaíno, announce minor-league coordinators
• Aaron Fletcher resigns in another change for Mizzou Tigers football coaching staff
• By the numbers: Mizzou Tigers men’s basketball reaches historic level of blowout losses
• Mizzou Tigers basketball blown out at Arkansas in worst loss under Cuonzo Martin
• Fareway Meat Market opens soon in Johnson County. Next: Northland, near Whataburger
• ‘Amazing soul’: Founder of Kansas City’s popular Red Door restaurants dies at 56
• These Kansas City buildings, like Dime Store, are empty. Now we know who is moving in
• Big 12 reschedules Kansas-TCU men’s basketball game postponed on Jan. 1