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January 18, 2022

• KC Mavericks update: Wildlife weekend, All-Star recognition, ECHL action on the ice
• Every team left in AFC playoffs beat the KC Chiefs this year. Does that really matter?
• Strong cold front with blast of Arctic air to send Kansas City’s temperatures tumbling
• When the pandemic closed KC schools, this man took meals to kids. Then COVID took his life.
• Children’s Mercy to halt most routine COVID testing due to critical shortage of kits
• Don’t let Kansas politicians cheat Johnson and Wyandotte counties out of a voice in DC
• Teen vanished visiting friends at Michigan State. Mystery remains 3 months later
• In addition to cheerleading, Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill flashed solid gymnastics skills Sunday
• KC Comets update: Soccer team plays at downtown Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center Saturday
• Chiefs’ Nick Allegretti gets ‘Angry Runs’ scepter for tossing T.J. Watt like ‘trash’
• KC Roos men’s basketball can’t keep up with Denver in second half, loses 63-55
• When does fighting COVID shift to coping? Kansas moves closer by ending contact tracing
• Former KC priest who was the subject of dozens of child sexual abuse lawsuits has died
• The Kansas City Star seeks to intervene in Independence suit, unseal mayor’s deposition
• Kansas Republican redistricting plan splits Kansas City metro, dilutes Democratic vote
• Proposal pulled, but backers of Jackson County mask order for schools may try again
• Star survey asked for input on Kansas City’s next police chief. Here’s what you said.
• Emergency alert in ‘Gotham City’ mistakenly sent by Missouri State Highway Patrol
• Kansas City police agree to pay $110,000 settlement to teen pepper sprayed during protest
• Inside a Kansas City COVID unit: Busy nurses, ventilators, unvaccinated patients
• Kansas health department to end contact tracing amid COVID-19 surge. What it means
• There’s a new Girl Scout cookie this year. Here’s how to get yours around Kansas City
• This Ohio ‘swing house’ is ‘by far the coolest’ Airbnb people have stayed in. See why
• Kevin Strickland sues Missouri prison healthcare provider for neglecting medical needs
• Police search for stolen car believed to be connected to killing aboard Amtrak
• Jay-Z’s Team Roc renews calls for DOJ probe into Kansas City, Kansas, police misconduct
• Kansas City kids have lower vaccine rates, more COVID hospitalizations. Here’s what to know
• Omicron continues to spread through the Kansas City metro, but deaths decrease slightly
• Jail doctor gave inmates with COVID ivermectin — and said it was vitamins, lawsuit says
• Chiefs’ Jerick McKinnon was heckled by Steelers fans in pregame but he had last laugh
• NFL announces officiating crew for KC Chiefs-Buffalo Bills Divisional playoff game
• After ‘coup,’ a Kansas City nonprofit devoted to sexual assault victims implodes
• Kansas City Royals legend Jeff Montgomery recalls strike as low point of his career
• KU to face Oklahoma’s Groves brothers, who almost beat Jayhawks in NCAA Tournament
• Quick Scout: Kansas Jayhawks basketball must be wary of this play type vs. OU Sooners
• Kansas Jayhawks basketball vs. Oklahoma Sooners: Lineups, time, TV, facts and figures
• Wings, tacos, pizza: Kansas City’s Johnny’s Tavern plans its ‘lucky 13th’ restaurant
• Upscale retailer closing after more than a decade in Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza
• They created a backyard saloon just for friends. Now they’ve opened a Kansas City bar
• Surprise, surprise: Mizzou Tigers football announces three transfer additions
• Former Mizzou Tigers pitching stars recall how late coach Brian DeLunas gave them an edge
• Mizzou Tigers women’s basketball can’t complete comeback against No. 13 Georgia
• Mizzou Tigers football adds Jacob Peeler from Texas State to coach wide receivers
• Mizzou Tigers men’s basketball at Ole Miss: Prediction, time, TV, lineups