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January 5, 2022

• Where are the warming centers and shelters around Kansas City? Check these maps
• KC hotel employee charged with attempted rape after allegedly copying woman’s room key
• Man left in critical condition and on life support after shooting in Kansas City
• Bettor wins more than $26,000 thanks to Kansas Jayhawks’ first-half shooting woes
• Your January guide to First Friday in Kansas City: What to do, what to see, where to park
• Amazon driver kept thousands of stolen packages throughout home, Oklahoma cops say
• Douglas County brings back mask mandate as COVID infection rate spikes, starting Friday
• Taco Bell is adding chicken wings to menu — for one week. Here’s when you can get them
• Who gets to live? COVID pushing Kansas City area hospitals beyond limits, leaders say
• Central Kansas hospital identifies case of ‘flurona’ — COVID-19 and the flu — in patient
• Dreamy estate listed in Missouri comes with cottages, a theater and... a dog facility?
• ‘Anchorman’ actor David Koechner jailed on suspicion of DUI in California crash, cops say
• As KC Chiefs react to abrupt schedule change, they lean on unusual thing: the pandemic
• Kansas Citians raise money for local craftsman’s workshop, music venue lost in fire
• Gunfire hits 2 people, 11 homes, 1 patrol car in Kansas City on New Year’s Day: police
• Baldwin Denim’s founders were a ‘detriment of its success,’ Illig’s attorneys claim
• ‘Gross negligence, bad faith’: Read the Baldwins’ claim against Cliff Illig’s firm
• Missouri pauses its free at-home COVID test orders for Wednesday
• Walmart raises price of at-home COVID tests in some Kansas City stores
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes on trip to the Cotton Bowl and hearing boos from fans there
• Kansas City metro surpasses a quarter million COVID cases with omicron and delta
• Johnson County health officials: COVID contact tracing in schools ‘no longer feasible’
• Broncos fans hope Saturday’s game in Denver will resemble a KC Chiefs home game
• Mansion on former monastery grounds is Indiana’s most expensive home for sale. See why
• Other states are giving away tens of thousands of home COVID tests. Why not Missouri?
• Shawnee Mission school board rejects science, data as Johnson County omicron surges
• Why would GOP lawmaker invite Big Lie truther to Missouri State Capitol on January 6?
• The fist is still in the air: Little Lies of January 6 Capitol riot scarier than ever
• Your questions about the record number of Kansas City kids hospitalized with COVID, answered
• No ‘end in sight,’ Hospitals seek return to COVID-19 emergency orders, staffing help
• Woman in critical condition after child shoots her accidentally, Kansas police say
• KC Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire misses another practice. Could be Williams’ time again
• ‘Fix the flaws’: Gov. Kelly calls for investigation of state mental hospital after escapes
• KC Mayor Lucas, considered a potential Senate candidate, plans to run for mayor again
• In Missouri, 2020 election conspiracies persist as Jan. 6 attack anniversary approaches
• ‘Avoid the area’: Overturned semi causes major traffic delays on I-35 in Johnson County
• Watch Live: KU Health System briefing on the impact of the most recent COVID surge
• COVID-19 news: Kansas City tops 250K total cases, Children’s Mercy treating more kids
• Bitter cold, light snow likely as quick moving winter storm passes through Kansas City
• Kansas Senate, don’t let jailhouse informants steal innocent lives like Pete Coones’
• Letters: KC readers discuss marking Jan. 6, democracy’s future and ‘me first’ drivers
• Things to do in Kansas City: The Beatles at the symphony, Good Living Expo, Molière
• Kansas City police find 12-year-old boy reported missing Tuesday night
• University of Kansas suspends two fraternities, alleges culture of hazing
• These Missouri Republicans are proposing a refreshingly fair congressional map
• Greg Robinson, former Kansas City Chiefs defensive coordinator, dies Wednesday at 70
• ‘Hero’ child services worker stabbed to death checking on kids, Illinois officials say
• Royals’ Whit Merrifield on MLB lockout: Players waiting for owners ‘to engage again’
• ‘Without delay’: Missouri secretary of state pushes Gov. Parson to call special elections
• Missouri legislature kicks off 2022 session with tight deadlines, Republican infighting
• Parents of man killed in Westport crash sue KCFD, driver of firetruck involved
• North Kansas City council extends COVID-19 order requiring masks to be worn in schools
• Missouri boarding school tries to distance itself from doctor facing child sex charges
• Kansas City has a new winter shelter plan, but houseless leader says it’s a ‘bandaid’
• Missouri man pleads guilty to stealing Speaker Pelosi’s office sign during Capitol riot
• On eve of Capitol riot anniversary, Kansas City Proud Boys’ cases face another delay
• Is the omicron variant actually milder? Here’s what Kansas City doctors are seeing
• Missouri, Kansas lawmakers return to work with full agenda and elections ahead
• Missouri seal was the work of a county commissioner. The internet can’t stop laughing
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Winter storm left you stranded on the road? Stay safe with these tips
• Washed out: The mystery behind the demise of iconic Kansas City brand Baldwin Denim
• Average cost of new homes in Kansas City surpasses $500,000 as demand continues to soar
• David McCormack delivers off bench for KU Jayhawks in 31st straight league opening win
• KU Jayhawks’ Remy Martin returns from knee injury in win over Oklahoma State
• Here’s an unexpected truth about Remy Martin after KU Jayhawks’ win over Oklahoma St.
• Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza is losing two retailers in one corner spot
• Yet another Kansas City area Macy’s department store is closing. Here’s what we know
• Multiple Kansas City area health code violations: Breakfast Spot, Crazy Good Eats, more
• Mizzou Tigers safety Shawn Robinson will transfer for final college football season