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February 24, 2022

• KC mother accused of murdering 6-year-old son held without bond amid mental evaluation
• Missouri Gov. Parson signs bill to boost state worker pay, fund Medicaid expansion
• Troy Aikman reportedly nears move to ESPN, as NFL prime-time broadcast shake-up looms
• Who should execute search warrants for animal control? Chief Smith says it’s not KCPD
• Former Mizzou quarterback could be picked as Buccaneers’ replacement for Tom Brady
• KS ed commissioner said he told cousins to fear ‘Indians raiding the town,’ video shows
• KS Gov. Kelly demands top education official’s resignation for ‘derogatory’ remarks
• Video posted by Kansas City police shows suspects breaking into a downtown apartment
• Missouri, Kansas congressional delegations call for severe sanctions on Russia
• Kansas Education Commissioner Randy Watson under scrutiny for inappropriate remark
• Everyone knows Kansas’ food sales tax is too high. Why are lawmakers not cutting it?
• Letters: KC readers discuss GOP support for Putin, disabled Missourians, a Raytown gem
• Take a taste: With games, raffles, fund-raiser raises money for Lee’s Summit schools
• No police help to rescue abused dogs and cats? The law applies to you too, Chief Smith
• Drive slow or stay home, KC: Snow may keep up all afternoon, making roads slick
• KS workers compensation law among worst in nation, critics say, but change is unlikely
• Dog home alone turns on stove sparking apartment fire in Kansas, firefighters say
• Kansas City police reluctant to answer calls involving the houseless. Mayor disagrees.
• ‘Our neighborhoods are changing’: More diverse candidates than ever for Jackson County
• Missouri House passes bill to curb Medicaid expansion, add work requirements
• Kansas City Chiefs’ rookie class ranked No. 1 in the league by NFL Network duo
• Gas prices are rising in Kansas City. How could Russia’s invasion affect fuel costs?
• Kansas AG Derek Schmidt proposes bill to block WyCo ‘Safe and Welcoming’ ordinance
• Man shot by police in Leavenworth jailed for assault on officers, KBI says
• Petition calls on Olathe school board to remove administrator who harassed co-worker
• Missouri Senate passes pay raises, renews effort to block Planned Parenthood payments
• ESPN writer: Bobby Witt Jr. could set a Royals career record in just his first season
• Jason Sudeikis, ‘Ted Lasso’ could dominate SAG Awards this weekend, with more to come
• Liberty Police Chief James Simpson announces retirement after decade leading department
• KC Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy returning for another season, per report
• Kansas City police under fire for training on identifying ‘Gypsies,’ other ethnic groups
• Why KC Chiefs general manager Brett Veach’s offseason to-do list must extend to defense
• After uneducated remark about Native Americans, Kansas education commissioner must go
• Two injured in crash after driver flees from Kansas City traffic stop: police
• Kansas City teacher was about to be fired for using N-word. He asks to retire instead
• Hiker finds remains of man missing for just short of a decade, Oklahoma sheriff says
• On The Vine: On never giving in
• Kansas City police seek help in finding 33-year-old man missing for over a month
• Light snow falling in the Kansas City area; Road conditions could become slick
• He lit firework in memory of friend, then it exploded and killed him, Michigan cops say
• Missouri and Kansas leaders, we must prevent another murder like Karvel Stevens’
• Missouri gun homicide rate spiked after Stand Your Ground law enacted, new study finds
• Is Delta-8 marijuana? And if not, why are Kansas stores pulling it from shelves?
• KC Black History: Maybe you’ve heard of the Black Panthers, but what about Soul Inc.?
• How former top draft pick Asa Lacy has adapted early in his Kansas City Royals career
• A ‘shortstop tools bonanza’: Praise for Kansas City Royals prospect Bobby Witt Jr.
• Former Kansas Jayhawk guard Svi Mykhailiuk co-signs Twitter post about Ukraine, Russia
• Kansas Jayhawks’ injury news ahead of key Big 12 basketball game at Baylor
• Kansas City P&L District just lost a sushi restaurant. But it’s getting another one