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February 1, 2022

• KC Mavericks update: Big weekend ahead for Mavs after Tuesday match vs. Tulsa Oilers
• Where should you park when it snows around Kansas City? Here are the street parking rules
• Parson eaten by his pet monster: Missouri health director out for being pro-vaccine
• Evergy prepared for power outages from predicted Kansas City snowstorm, company says
• Here’s when you can expect snow to start in KC as winter storm moves through metro
• Jack Danforth denounced Hawley for his role in Jan. 6. His daughter donated to him.
• Kansas lawmaker arrested on suspicion of DUI, the fourth arrested in less than a year
• We just got one more piece of the 1988 KC firefighter explosion puzzle. Thanks, Mick
• Man punches 67-year-old walking down street until he passes out, Oklahoma video shows
• Missouri lawmakers blow past Parson’s requested deadline to give state workers raises
• Tyrann Mathieu’s Twitter messages have Chiefs fans fearful he is leaving Kansas City
• From the archives: 2008 Star investigation questioned firefighter explosion testimony
• KC Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes is a marvel but must tame ‘demons’ to realize true potential
• Missouri prosecutors criticize immunity for shooters bill as ‘Make Murder Legal Act’
• Hold off on bringing your trash out. Kansas City, Kansas, is delaying pickup because of snow
• Life-size dinosaur statue still missing after Oklahoma police make arrest in the case
• Will Kansas City really get up to 12 inches of snow from winter storm? Depends.
• Kansas City, don’t bother putting trash out. City crews will be focused on snow storm
• WNBA, Olympic star Sue Bird speaks at WIN for KC’s Thursday Women’s Sports Awards lunch
• Evan Gilyard’s career-high 33 points lead KC Roos to road win over Western Illinois
• How Orlando Brown’s free agency has a ripple effect on KC Chiefs’ offseason plans
• Chiefs GM Brett Veach says it’s ‘disingenuous’ to say Bengals were lucky to beat KC
• Missourians will vote in November on whether to hold a state constitutional convention
• KC Chiefs GM Brett Veach discusses team’s approach to free agent safety Tyrann Mathieu
• COVID vaccine opponents, hard-right Republicans want to topple Missouri health leader
• Winter storm warning issued as Kansas City prepares for as much as 14 inches of snow
• Here is what Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes said to Bengals’ Joe Burrow after Sunday’s game
• DOJ report: Guards possibly involved in 1988 explosion that killed 6 KC firefighters
• KC Comets update: Team gets weekend off after beating Sidekicks. Next game is Feb. 12
• Results are in: This local cafe makes Kansas City’s best hot chocolate, our readers say
• Josh Hawley would see any Black woman as a ‘hard woke left’ choice for Supreme Court
• Land3 Studio chosen to help bring ‘a strong sense of place’ for renovated KCI airport
• Kansas City man shot in hand by police officer after reported armed disturbance
• Nurse used syringe to swap fentanyl with another liquid at Michigan hospital, feds say
• What happened in Vegas? How Missouri GOP candidates spent their money last year
• Kansas City district cancels school ahead of ‘unpredictable winter weather’
• GOP lawmakers who are doctors should encourage vaccines, not harmful COVID treatment
• $55,000 in illegally imported erectile dysfunction pills seized in Missouri, feds say
• High schooler refusing to wear mask taken home by cops. Missouri district explains why
• Missouri health director won’t be confirmed after pressure from anti-vaccine opponents
• ‘There’s good news’: COVID cases are falling in Kansas City. Is this the end of omicron?
• Will KC see record snowfall from the looming winter storm? Here’s a look at the numbers
• From the archives: Firefighters’ case spurs call for legal review
• From the archives: Security guard implicated herself, a new witness says
• Tyreek Chill? Darth Blader? Sleetwood Mac? Olathe residents help name 15 new snowplows
• Kansas City area business sold illegal automotive engine ‘defeat devices,’ spoiled air
• Northland man who supported banning books in schools charged with child molestation
• No snow day for you: These Kansas City area districts to have virtual school instead
• Jackson County prosecutors say review of explosion that killed 6 firemen is ‘warranted’
• 24-year-old man from Kansas City charged in September fatal shooting
• New York Jets had a funny and clever reaction to Tom Brady’s retirement announcement
• Worried about your pets in the snow? Here are some tips for keeping them safe this winter
• ‘All hands on deck’: Kansas City’s new snow removal plan faces its stiffest test
• Government offices closing, delaying hours as winter storm threatens Kansas City
• Snow is on the way to Kansas City. Whose job is it to plow: yours, the city or the state?
• KCQ wants to know: What do you wish you learned in school about Kansas City Black History?
• Kansas City’s Negro Leagues Baseball Museum free to visit this month thanks to Royals
• KU’s Remy Martin will be ‘out for a bit,’ coach Bill Self says before Iowa State game
• Quick Scout: Here’s the one stat to watch for KU Jayhawks basketball at Iowa State
• Kansas Jayhawks at Iowa State Cyclones basketball: Lineups, tipoff, TV, facts
• KU Jayhawks’ Ochai Agbaji among 20 still in consideration for player of year award
• Valentine’s Day 2022 in Kansas City: Restaurant meals and deals for to-go or dine-in
• Another longtime upscale retailer closes on Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza
• Mizzou Tigers basketball injury update: Will Javon Pickett play vs. Florida?
• Missouri men’s basketball game time vs. Florida changed because of expected snowstorm