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February 10, 2022

• Will Shawnee Mission school remove championship banners with Native American mascot?
• If Chiefs are chosen to play in Germany, there is an obvious choice for their opponent
• Spring-like temperatures coming to end in Kansas City; possible winter storm brewing
• Driver sentenced after punching man to death in road rage case, Missouri officials say
• Letters: KC readers discuss Kansas GOP gerrymander, Fox News, pathetic NFL Pro Bowl
• Lee’s Summit man dies after single-vehicle crash near Springfield on Wednesday
• Plagiarism is a big deal. This new case at the University of Kansas wasn’t the first
• Police find 4-year-old Independence girl reported missing Wednesday night
• Vote now: What outcome are you hoping to see in Super Bowl LVI?
• Kansas City area man accused of selling stolen catalytic converters worth millions
• College student left unable to speak after fraternity hazing, Missouri lawsuit says
• KC Star’s Vahe Gregorian will be inducted into U.S. Basketball Writers Hall of Fame
• Kansas City Chiefs safety Juan Thornhill inducted into his high school’s hall of fame
• Hawley proved he’s not just antidemocratic in coup attempt. He’s also a sloppy lawyer
• JoCo man claims ‘hostile’ Merriam officer arrested him over traffic infraction: lawsuit
• Kansas City man sentenced to life in prison for 2018 shooting that killed 44-year-old
• Former KC area volleyball coach pleads guilty to soliciting nude photos from teen player
• Feds say civil rights compliance deficient on KCI construction project, needs fixing
• Independence woman disappeared a year ago; New reward offered for arrest of her killer
• ‘Marriage made in heaven’: A reminder of the fit between KC Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes
• Hall of Famer Terrell Owens shares funny story about a bet he once made with Andy Reid
• ‘A good day for Kansas City’: 18th & Vine will finally land a new place to live, play
• ‘You don’t say that:’ Park Hill students protest after teacher repeated racial slur
• You may be able to get free internet in Kansas City through a new federal program
• Parson says all MO state workers should get $15 an hour as GOP lawmakers limit raises
• Lawsuit challenging new Kansas map coming within days, national Democratic group says
• Missouri pauses Medicaid cutoffs after reports of inaccurate address information
• 80-year-old’s unsent Wordle score saves her from naked kidnapper, Illinois woman says
• Rare all-bald eagle is drawing people from across the US to Oklahoma. ‘Awesome bird’
• How vaccinated is Kansas City? See the latest rates in your county as you make plans
• Can we let our guard down? Here’s what we know about how contagious COVID is in KC
• Sponsors of a new Jackson County mask mandate for schools are pulling their support
• Johnson County DA defends police shooting investigations amid criticism from Albers family
• Missouri’s minimum wage went up this year—but is it enough to live on in Kansas City?
• Gov. Mike Parson’s budget recommendations do not fund state Holocaust commission
• Children’s Mercy fires bioethics leader over ‘inappropriate’ relationship with colleague
• Kansas City Royals mourn the death of former player Jeremy Giambi
• Why the MLB lockout puts spring training start in doubt for Kansas City Royals
• Customers camped out for Kansas City’s first Hurts Donut Co. Now it has closed