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January 31, 2022

• Watch tearful reunion as Missouri dad returns home from deployment to his young son
• This KC highway will close for over 200 days as part of Buck O’Neil bridge replacement
• KC Chiefs’ Andy Reid was asked if he plans to coach next season. Here’s what he said
• KC Chiefs peaked a week early. And now this loss to Cincy changes context of 13 seconds
• Johnson County commission chairman Ed Eilert will not seek re-election for 4th term
• What the heck happened to KC Chiefs in second half vs. Bengals? Let’s investigate
• Chiefs’ Reid wanted review to see if Bengals fumbled in OT. Here’s what replay shows.
• Winter storm to bring heavy snow to Kansas City area. Who will see the highest totals?
• What we know about the 7 homicides reported in the last week in the Kansas City metro
• 2 former Leavenworth officers plead guilty to smuggling tobacco, marijuana, cell phones
• Kansas City police arrest person of interest in Amtrak train homicide after standoff
• Hazardous travel conditions likely as winter storm threatens to blanket KC with snow
• Kansas City police find missing, endangered 75-year-old woman
• Family to bury Kansas City man killed in shooting who loved Chiefs, the outdoors
• Chiefs fan’s tailgating tips on TikTok land him an appearance on Rachael Ray Show
• 74-year-old plans to hit the road after $4 million lottery win in Michigan
• AFC is loaded with young quarterbacks. KC Chiefs’ Andy Reid thinks that’s a good thing
• Breathing easier, Kansas City? Environmental Protection Agency says there’s a reason
• What’s your favorite way to spend a snow day in Kansas City? Help us get ready for the storm
• 4.5-magnitude Oklahoma earthquake felt from Dallas to Kansas City, USGS says
• Here’s what national NFL media was saying about why KC Chiefs lost to the Bengals
• Trumpeter swan towers over coyote in standoff at icy Missouri refuge. ‘Sight to behold’
• Home for sale will let you be commander-in-chief of Ohio neighborhood. Take a look
• It’s a march of the penguins at the Kansas City Zoo. Here’s how to watch them waddle
• Mom kidnapped in front of her kids is shot at 30 times before dying, Indiana cops say
• KC Chiefs’ collapse not end of era, but it reminds us the window won’t be open forever
• The KC Chiefs fooled us into thinking they’d put this in the past. That’s why it hurts
• ‘From Superman to Clark Kent’: How fans reacted to KC Chiefs’ crushing loss to Bengals
• What were KC Chiefs wanting on last play of 1st half vs. Bengals? Mahomes, Reid explain
• Safety Tyrann Mathieu, defensive end Frank Clark discuss their futures with KC Chiefs
• ‘This one hurts.’ Patrick Mahomes and Chiefs teammates share social-media messages
• PODCAST: Breaking down Sunday’s AFC Championship Game loss by the Kansas City Chiefs
• How will Buck O’Neil Bridge replacement project affect traffic? KC finds out today
• Bengals cornerback takes shot at Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill on Twitter after Sunday’s game
• ‘The worst thing that ever happened’: Chiefs fans lament playoff loss against Bengals
• Vote now: What was the big reason for the Kansas City Chiefs’ loss to Bengals?
• Final exam: Here are our KC Chiefs grades after loss to Bengals in AFC Championship Game
• Three stunning stats highlight just how bad Chiefs’ second-half collapse was Sunday
• The Cincinnati Bengals used a Grim Reaper tweet to troll the Kansas City Chiefs
• Workers at two Kansas City area Starbucks stores want unions, joining nationwide push
• Former Mizzou Tigers star Sophie Cunningham announces return to WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury
• A huge furniture and home decor center will open in former Kansas City-area Macy’s
• Remy Martin ‘playing on a leg and a half’ as KU Jayhawks prepare for game at Iowa State
• Kansas Jayhawks basketball drops five spots in AP poll after 18-point loss to Kentucky