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January 26, 2022

• Kansas City police use force against Black people more often. Their own data shows it
• Did a KCPD officer harm you or someone you know? Here’s how you can file a complaint
• Kansas City police used tear gas, other types of force over 130 times at Plaza protests
• Interactive map: See where police have used force in Kansas City
• This Black History Month we’re highlighting joy. Tell us: What does Black joy mean to you?
• Missouri has fourth highest gun death rate in the nation, new study finds
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• ‘Degrading’: Advocates urge Kansas to end indiscriminate shackling of youth in court
• Pete Buttigieg to visit Kansas City, Kansas to talk about Biden infrastructure bill
• How Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid celebrated the KC Chiefs’ win ... and what it reveals
• ‘Non-functional’ gun found on 15-year-old at Bonner Springs High School: police
• Smithville daycare provider indicted in death of three-month old boy
• ’Hands down the toughest surge’: Kansas City hospitals pushed to limit with omicron cases
• Woman shot and killed in Kansas City apartment Tuesday night, police say
• What is bacterial meningitis? Illness kills Oklahoma State baseball recruit, family says
• A new plan for downtown Kansas City: Parks, streets — and a new baseball stadium
• Attorneys want former KC detective convicted in shooting to remain free during appeal
• Kansas City police detective convicted in fatal shooting no longer with the department
• Redistricting map splitting KCK along Interstate 70 heads to Gov. Laura Kelly’s desk
• Little Debbie snack cakes inspire 7 new ice cream flavors. Where to buy a pint
• Kansas lawmaker, advocate of unproven COVID treatments says he’s under scrutiny by board
• Sen. Roger Marshall pushes for an end to testing, tracking most COVID-19 cases
• These caves under Kansas City are making it harder for people to become U.S. citizens
• KC Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire says he was driven by inner ‘fire’ in win over Bills
• 13 seconds turned into $223,000 and counting for Buffalo children’s hospital
• More KC kids too young for vaccine hospitalized for COVID, Children’s Mercy reports
• NFL announces officiating crew for KC Chiefs-Bengals AFC Championship Game
• Kansas City area Hy-Vee stores have free N95 masks. How to get yours, where to find more
• Brittany Matthews, fiancee of Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes, doesn’t deserve online hate
• He got a snack and a lottery ticket before running errands — and won $2M in Missouri
• Civic group pushes for downtown stadium, interstate removal and more affordable housing
• A months-old Joe Burrow quote about loud SEC stadiums has riled up some KC Chiefs fans
• Michelob Ultra applauds Chris Jones’ choice of beer with Chiefs fans after Sunday’s win
• 23-year-old shooting victim dies in hospital, Independence police say
• Missouri AG asks court to deny release of KC man who says he was wrongfully convicted
• Lost your COVID vaccine card? Here’s how to get a new one in Missouri and Kansas
• Downtown Council has an ambitious vision for Kansas City. When will enough be enough?
• Letters: KC readers discuss abortion rights, a misleading COVID-19 column and Chiefs haters
• Other cities made a mistake on new LED streetlights. Kansas City is about to repeat it
• After Travis Kelce’s game-winning touchdown, a Chiefs fan thanked his mom
• 9 female special ed teachers were paid thousands less than male teacher, WI suit says
• KC Chiefs’ Mathieu remains in concussion protocol, but Mahomes, Reid express confidence
• Missouri AG has sued 45 school districts with mask rules. What about charter schools?
• New Kansas City shop to ‘represent Missouri’ with ‘moonshine,’ chips, cheeses, more
• Danny Edwards, acclaimed Kansas City barbecue master, restaurant owner, dies at 67
• Multiple Kansas City area health violations: Denny’s, Firehouse Subs, Cliff’s, more
• Mizzou Tigers basketball takes No. 1 Auburn to the wire but is unable to seal the deal
• Cuonzo Martin on why Mizzou didn’t foul on the final possession vs. No. 1 Auburn
• Lawsuit: Kansas City CEO wore ‘Bikini lives matter’ mask, discriminated against women
• Texas Tech super senior proved (almost) unstoppable in KU’s double-OT victory Monday
• Kansas police believe dog attacks, including beheading, are related; reward at $40K