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February 11, 2022

• Going out for Valentine’s Day weekend in Kansas City, but on a budget? We got you
• Mayor Quinton Lucas is going on a Black Business tour around KC. Where’s he stopping?
• Signs point to this firm as target of Kansas’ billion-dollar secret bid for JoCo factory
• Ohio mayor resigns after suggesting ice fishing could lead to prostitution in viral video
• Man shot and killed in Kansas City’s Ashland Ridge neighborhood
• At Pro Bowl, mic’d-up Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes shared thoughts on playing for Andy Reid
• Inmate admits to killing ‘mastermind’ of child porn ring in Michigan prison, feds say
• Dome home for sale in Missouri turns heads — but there’s a catch. Take a look inside
• Man charged in kidnapping of 4-year-old Independence girl
• Fisherman pulls ‘monster’ catfish through the ice of premier Iowa lake, photo shows
• Divided Johnson County school board drops COVID-19 mask mandate for all students
• Driver ejected, killed in rollover crash on U.S. 169 in Kansas City’s Northland
• Lock down your love at this KC bridge over Valentine’s Day weekend
• Missouri prosecutors called it the ‘Make Murder Legal Act.’ Lawmakers voted it down
• Teachers know racist language is wrong, so why did one use it in a Park Hill school?
• Missouri bill raising ballot measure threshold includes delay for legal weed campaign
• Even at local MAGA event, women weren’t applauding former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens
• Blue Springs police find missing 82-year-old man after Friday afternoon search
• Lucas says ‘taxpayers just want a say’ in police funding. But will he follow through?
• Kansas Democrats, alleging Republican gerrymander, prepare to attack new map in court
• I watched the videos: Northland teacher made things worse using N-word with student
• 5 months after protests, KU leaders hold sexual assault prevention forum for students
• Letters: KC readers discuss Kansas COVID quackery, Chiefs memories, failed Spain coup
• Substitute uses racist phrase toward Black student, prompting protest, MI video shows
• Second Waste Management employee in Topeka files race discrimination lawsuit
• Joke about Patrick Mahomes at NFL Honors left Chiefs’ Travis Kelce shaking his head
• Tyrann Mathieu reiterates desire to stay with Chiefs: ‘We’ve created so much history’
• Missing city councilman resigns amid election scandal in this small Johnson County town
• Missing beauty queen found dead in lake after vanishing from Oklahoma bar, police say
• On to Canton: Former KC Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame
• School bus driver shot in the head while children were on board, Minnesota police say
• School worker used district funds on $230K shopping spree at Wayfair, Amazon, feds say
• Olathe Public Schools offered woman $200,000 to keep quiet about sexual harassment
• Cold blast to bring wild temperature swing to Kansas City; Next winter storm looming
• Promises broken: FAA finds KCI Airport project is failing women, minority businesses
• Ex-Royals pitcher says MLB labor deal should reward, penalize players for performance
• Man pulled knife and yelled slurs at Black man walking in ‘white’ Kansas town, feds say
• Wyandotte County leaders pass Safe & Welcoming Act, creating municipal photo ID
• On The Vine: So you want to say the n-word?
• What’s the deal?
• Mizzou Tigers showed winning basketball formula against a team it’s about to face again
• Missouri Tigers women’s basketball proves no match for No. 13 Tennessee in road loss
• Café Corazón is now in Kansas City’s Crossroads offering Latin American coffee, more
• With brisket egg rolls and noodle curry, Thai-inspired barbecue restaurant opens in JoCo
• Huge Johnson County toy, party goods store announces ‘heart-breaking’ closing
• Kansas to honor coach Ted Owens’ 1971 Final Four team during Jayhawks’ game against OU
• ‘This team wants to be remembered’: Kansas Jayhawks’ Mitch Lightfoot on rest of season
• Are you a ‘plant parent’? If not, consider few healthy reasons to bring green inside