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January 20, 2022

• Who makes the best hot chocolate in Kansas City? This poll will decide
• Kansas officials want legislature’s help in wooing massive, $4 billion secret factory
• Kansas City Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire practices for second straight day
• Why your kid’s Kansas City area school is closing, but not going remote amid COVID
• Wind chills could drop to -15 degrees as extreme cold grips Kansas City
• Extremists are coming for Missouri school boards. Don’t let them ban common sense
• Republic of one: Hutchinson, Kansas, rejects ‘treasonous’ plan to preempt ‘overreach’
• After millions in tax breaks for big corporations, Wyandotte County leader cashes in
• Letters: KC readers discuss Hawley’s stock proposal, Chiefs’ chances, voting rights
• NFL Network analyst says Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce’s best skill might be blocking
• ‘Dangerous precedent.’ Ivermectin could be used as COVID treatment in Indiana bill
• Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay Jr. pleads not guilty to property damage charge
• 18-year-old accused of murder in Independence drive-by that killed one
• These Kansas City area school districts the latest to warn they may close for COVID
• Councilwoman Shields, your f-bomb isn’t nearly as rude as ignoring KC’s real needs
• ‘SCARY!’: Jackson County Republicans oppose Gov. Parson’s health director over vaccines
• Who would pay $10 million for a fixer upper? That’s the asking price for Sauer Castle
• As Parson touts in-person learning, 62 Missouri districts see closures, mostly for COVID
• As more cold weather approaches, Missouri to close some drive-thru COVID-19 test sites
• Until more is known on KC Chiefs’ Willie Gay’s arrest, let’s no more condemn than shrug
• Bills’ Josh Allen can do damage with his legs. How the KC Chiefs will try to limit that
• A seventh child in Kansas has died from COVID-19, state health officials say
• KC Chiefs’ Willie Gay Jr. arrested Wednesday night for alleged damage of property
• What the Kansas City Chiefs are saying about Willie Gay’s playing status for Sunday
• On The Vine: What encroachments on democracy?
• ‘Astonishingly high’: Kansas health officials urge vaccination as COVID cases surge
• Lines too long for COVID tests? Kansas adds more sites, staff in Johnson County
• How Parson wants to handle record revenues: 5 takeaways from his State of the State
• ‘I didn’t dream that far’: behind Nick Allegretti’s indelible moment for the KC Chiefs
• Chiefs playoff game Sunday was highest-rated prime-time TV program of last 11 months
• How do you actually use an at home COVID test for best results? Watch this video.
• Johnson County wants you to report your at home COVID test results to gauge the spread
• NFL Films looks at Kevin Harlan’s career, focuses on his start with Kansas City Chiefs
• How Patrick Mahomes’ shortest answer revealed the most about the KC Chiefs quarterback
• Kansas City Council member apologizes for ‘inappropriate’ language in committee meeting
• Kansas City Rep. Emanuel Cleaver tests positive for COVID-19 in breakthrough infection
• Gov. Parson praises Missouri vaccinations. He doesn’t say he’s using single dose data
• KU’s vice provost for diversity, equity resigns after plagiarizing MLK Day message
• Mask policy being evaluated for Kansas City amid COVID-19 wave, mayor says
• Somebody just snatched up Wisconsin’s most expensive property. Take a look inside
• ‘Utterly tragic’: The toll of COVID, through the eyes of a Kansas City ICU doctor
• Go-kart slams into garage before dragging fleeing driver in snow, Arkansas video shows
• Kansas City mother gets news of homeless daughter’s death in fire in devastating way
• Missing 10-year-old child last seen in Kansas City, North, found safe, police say
• Watch: Talking KC Chiefs (including Willie Gay arrest) ahead of Sunday’s Bills game
• Have you lost a loved one to COVID? You can get help with funeral costs from the government
• Pizza restaurant wants to open in prime location near Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center
• Meshuggah Bagels will have a new Kansas City shop with drive-thru, near a Whataburger
• Former Kansas Jayhawks center Joel Embiid scores 50 points in just 27 minutes
• KU basketball assistant on Remy Martin’s return: ‘His confidence is getting there’