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February 18, 2022

• Former Olathe nursing-home worker stole over $155,000 from residents, records show
• Is your water safe to drink? Scientists create new device that’ll tell you in minutes
• ‘Please don’t travel’: Missouri troopers warn of poor road conditions after KC snowstorm
• ‘Slow down’: Road conditions across Kansas City metro remain slick and icy
• NFL Network: Other teams keeping tabs on Chiefs’ Tyrann Mathieu as free agency nears
• Why aren’t more past KC Chiefs stars (like Otis Taylor) enshrined in the Hall of Fame?
• As Patrick Mahomes’ extension kicks in, the KC Chiefs must get this next part right
• Man trying to catch his dog on Missouri highway struck and killed, troopers say
• ESPN host ridicules co-host for leaving Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes off list of top QBs
• DOJ halts partnership with Missouri in St. Louis, Schmitt says, but not Kansas City
• State lawmakers want to limit mail-in ballots. Do you know Kansas, Missouri voting laws?
• Mayor Lucas, we can fight Kansas City crime by boosting early childhood education
• ‘Devil’ didn’t make KC mother kill her 6-year-old son. What signs were missed?
• Trump wants to pick winners, period. But even he seems to think Greitens is too pervy
• Lies, damn lies and endorsements
• Man in wheelchair waits all night in winter storm for Kansas City shelter to open
• On The Vine: Too busy upholding my people to argue your CRT
• Kansas City Roos basketball teams beat North Dakota
• How should Kansas City spend your money? Here’s what’s in the budget and how to weigh in
• Is your power out? Nearly 5,000 KC households lost electricity Friday. Here’s where
• Jack Danforth’s sick of polarized politics. He ran a poll to see if Missourians agree
• KS lawmakers want to limit mail-in balloting. What does it mean for a key abortion vote?
• Non-verbal child found alone at night in Ohio. Police are searching for his family
• Letters: Readers discuss trashy KC streets, Kansas overregulation and angry parents
• KC Chiefs’ Chris Lammons, wanted in battery case, turns himself in to Las Vegas police
• Bengals’ Eli Apple responds after being mocked by Chiefs players after Super Bowl
• Kansas City man convicted of involuntary manslaughter in shooting that killed teen
• DoorDash driver barely escapes shotgun blast by intoxicated customer, Wisconsin cops say
• Two juveniles found fatally shot early Friday near Kansas City, Kansas, middle school
• To Eric Schmitt, the system that locked up an innocent man matters more than justice
• ‘We just got hit’: Police video shows car losing control and crashing in Bonner Springs
• Kansas City added snow plow drivers. But some residents say East Side still neglected
• Both victims of double homicide were 14, students at Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools
• Missouri among states with highest risk of kids losing health coverage, report finds
• Here’s who earned medals at the Kansas and Missouri state high school swim dive/finals
• Is your sidewalk or windshield covered in ice? Here are some DIY ways to remove it
• Is Royals top prospect Bobby Witt Jr. ready for the majors? ‘Whenever’, he says
• Major League Baseball cancels first week of spring training games as lockout continues
• Here’s how you can buy Kansas City Royals tickets, even with MLB lockout dragging on
• Mizzou Tigers men’s basketball at Mississippi State: Prediction, time, TV, lineups
• Tipoff time changed for Missouri Tigers basketball game at Mississippi State on Friday
• Grits and jerk chicken wings: Caribbean soul food coming to Kansas City’s Westport
• Booze & burritos: Take a look inside Kansas City’s new Taco Bell Cantina in Westport
• Kansas Jayhawks head to WVU Coliseum, where they’ve had little luck vs. Mountaineers
• ‘I must have flowers always and always,’ Monet said. He’d love these early bloomers