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February 14, 2024

• Despite compelling renderings, Royals project at crossroads in more ways than one
• Kansas City Chiefs saddened by ‘senseless act of violence’ after Super Bowl rally
• Kansas City Chiefs announce contract extension for defensive coordinator Spagnuolo
• MoDOT plans closings around Buck O’Neil Bridge as crews ready for blast of north arch
• Taylor Swift not at Chiefs victory parade, but she was there in spirit thanks to KC fans
• Someone gave Isiah Pacheco a goat at the Chiefs’ Super Bowl LVIII parade
• Mom blames 1-year-old’s injury on fall. But Ohio officials say he shot himself
• 1 dead, 1 arrested in shooting at Kansas City apartment complex, according to police
• Kansas City police investigate fatal shooting of man in home Tuesday night
• Gun charge filed against ex-boyfriend in Independence shootout that left 2 sisters dead
• One big, bouncy personality is rolled into a tiny body. Meet pup at Wayside Waifs
• Pedestrian critically injured when struck by car while crossing Kansas City street
• This Renoir at The Nelson-Atkins a reminder that life imitates even unfinished art
• Teen recounts Andy Reid hugging him at Union Station shooting, losing track of friends
• Schools, birth certificates: Kris Kobach’s expanding fight against trans rights in Kansas
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl celebration is just the latest thing guns have ruined | Opinion
• Video appears to show civilians tackling suspect in KC shooting after Chiefs parade
• Up to seven people reported shot near Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory rally
• Twenty-two people shot, including one killed, at Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl rally
• Chiefs’ Super Bowl celebration was different this year. Did it have a deeper meaning?
• ‘It just puts a pause on everything.’ Witnesses describe shooting scene at Union Station
• ‘This is ugly’: Tearful Cleaver wants action after shooting at Kansas City Chiefs celebration
• What are Kansas City gun laws? What to know after Chiefs rally shooting at Union Station
• One dead, 21 shot and wounded including 9 children, at Chiefs’ Super Bowl rally in KC
• Packing up the Super Bowl and looking beyond the parade for the Chiefs | Podcast
• No DeLorean needed: Head to this museum and step back in time to JoCo in the 1950s
• If being noncompetitive were a sport, here’s why she’d bring the gold metal home
• Between work and home: Lee’s Summit has three library branches offering ‘third space’
• I went to the Chiefs Super Bowl parade to have fun. Shootings spoiled the celebration | Opinion
• Travis Kelce hilariously struggled through Garth Brooks song at Chiefs celebration
• Chiefs’ Chris Jones claims he will return to team at post-Super Bowl parade rally
• Where to reunite with loved ones if you were separated during KC Chiefs rally shooting
• See the best photos from Chiefs Super Bowl LVIII victory parade in downtown Kansas City
• 1 dead, as many as 15 hurt in Chiefs Super Bowl victory rally shooting in Kansas City
• Chiefs Super Bowl rally gunfire marked Kansas City area’s 25th mass shooting in 5 years
• 9 children being treated for gunshot wounds after Chiefs rally in Kansas City: hospital
• Drue Tranquill throws shade at LA, recounts Chiefs’ playoff wins in epic parade moment
• Unlucky in love, lucky in the lottery: Man wins $1 million in Illinois after breakup
• Ultimate man cave with a go-kart track lists in Minnesota. Take a peek at the fun zone
• 4-year-old wanders out of preschool and walks a mile home, mom says. She wants answers
• 13-year-old dies after being shot in head while standing on front porch, officials say
• Blind pitbull found on the street is an ‘expert snuggler’. Now Stevie needs a home
• Chiefs helped calm others after shooting at Super Bowl rally at KC’s Union Station
• Here’s why Andy Reid dogpiled on Chris Jones after the Chiefs won Super Bowl LVIII
• Johnson County mom dies in KC parade shooting. Police confirm one fatality
• See new Sporting KC kit for 2024 MLS season. It features familiar argyle pattern
• Couple with bad eyesight weren’t aware how much they won in lottery. ‘Life-changing’
• Car salesman vanishes on test drive, then is found shot dead, Illinois officials say
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes said he will change his hairstyle in the near future
• Sorry, Swifties: Taylor Swift is jetting to Australia, not Kansas City Chiefs parade
• Ref Bill Vinovich recognized Patrick Mahomes’ greatness in candid Super Bowl moment
• Warm up on way as KC celebrates Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory. Snow lurking in forecast
• Former priest accused of molesting 15-year-old girl with cancer while giving blessing
• Patrick Mahomes to family weeks ago: ‘I’ve decided we are going to win the Super Bowl’
• Justin Reid shared backstory of Chiefs player who left 2023 parade in wheelchair
• Taco Bell’s newest item is a twist on crispy fan favorite. Here’s when you can get it
• Meet Cupid, the calf born at an Oklahoma farm with a heart-shaped spot on its head
• KC Chiefs exchange valentine love with giddy fans on sunny Super Bowl parade route
• In Kansas City’s Crossroads, here’s who wins and who loses with Royals ballpark plan
• Live updates: Chiefs Super Bowl parade is a Valentine to players, fans and Kansas City
• Royals downtown stadium announcement didn’t happen overnight. Here’s how we got here
• KC’s Patrick Mahomes, Bobby Witt Jr. react to new Royals stadium renderings
• For the love of money: Have financial conversations often to strengthen relationship
• KU’s Bill Self reviews 29-point loss to Tech, provides update on Kevin McCullar