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Grays legend Vic Harris might be Pittsburgh's most under-appreciated Negro Leagues star

As president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Mo., Bob Kendrick is plenty familiar with the players who starred for the Grays and Crawfords and made Pittsburgh an integral part of Black baseball, names like Josh Gibson, Oscar Charleston, Satchel Paige, Cool Papa Bell or Buck Leonard…

Tribune News Service · Feb 7, 2022

Missouri court to hear challenge to controversial gun law

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday in a case challenging a new gun law opponents say bars police from helping enforce certain federal firearms laws.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 6, 2022

Vahe Gregorian: Why a bullet-riddled Jackie Robinson marker is vital to Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The first words of Jackie Robinson's biography, "I Never Had It Made," deftly frame the circumstances of his birth in Cairo, Ga.

Tribune News Service · Feb 5, 2022

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Responding to criticism, Missouri governor's office says there's no ‘religious litmus test’ for state workers

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Gov. Mike Parson’s office said Friday he has no “religious litmus test” for state government employees, clarifying a statement he made earlier this week that he wouldn’t have appointed a health director “who does not share the same Christian values” as him.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 5, 2022

Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy to interview for another head coach job

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On Thursday, the Chiefs lost one member of their coaching staff.

Tribune News Service · Feb 5, 2022

Only Christians need apply? Gov. Mike Parson’s ‘Christian values’ statement prompts legal concerns

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Does the next director of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services need to be a Christian?

St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Feb 3, 2022

Vahe Gregorian: Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes is a marvel but must tame 'demons' to realize true potential

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The most obvious and tangible reason the Chiefs suffered a meltdown and flamed out of the AFC Championship Game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium can be quantified in the radical difference between Patrick Mahomes' statistical output in the first half (220 yards…

Tribune News Service · Feb 2, 2022

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Missouri prosecutors criticize immunity for shooters bill as 'Make Murder Legal Act'

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A Missouri lawmaker wants to expand the state's self-defense law to grant wide latitude to shooters who claim they killed because they were in danger.

Tribune News Service · Feb 1, 2022

Grim ending as Kansas City Chiefs lose AFC Championship Game in overtime at Arrowhead

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Chiefs let the Cincinnati Bengals hang around in the AFC Championship Game at Arrowhead Stadium.

Tribune News Service · Jan 31, 2022

Chiefs release former Raider Damon Arnette from futures contract following arrest

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs released former Raiders cornerback Damon Arnette from a reserve/futures contract following his arrest Friday night in Las Vegas.

Tribune News Service · Jan 29, 2022

A deep dive into 13 seconds now and forever immortalized in Chiefs history

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The moment the football reached Bills wide receiver Gabriel Davis in the end zone, a celebration erupted on the visiting sideline inside Arrowhead Stadium, countering a stillness that had engulfed the majority of its spectators.

Tribune News Service · Jan 29, 2022

Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu still in concussion protocol, but Reid optimistic he'll play

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu practiced in full Friday for the second straight day but remains in the NFL's concussion protocol.

Tribune News Service · Jan 28, 2022

With a vaccine mandate looming, nursing homes face more staffing problems

ST. CHARLES, Mo. — Jamie Smith, a staffing agency nurse who loves end-of-life care, said she has been warmly welcomed by staffers and residents at Frontier Health & Rehabilitation in this conservative St. Louis suburb.

Tribune News Service · Jan 28, 2022

Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu returned to practice field Thursday ahead of AFC title game

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Chiefs coach Andy Reid had expressed optimism that safety Tyrann Mathieu would be back on the practice field Thursday.

Tribune News Service · Jan 27, 2022

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Tribune News Service · Jan 27, 2022

After 'coup,' a Kansas City nonprofit devoted to sexual assault victims implodes

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A little after 4 in the morning on a Tuesday last February, Carolyn Cordle emailed a few co-workers who had recently quit.

Tribune News Service · Jan 27, 2022

Man convicted in 1988 explosion that killed 6 Kansas City firefighters wins $344K in records suit

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A federal judge has awarded more than $344,000 in legal fees to a former prisoner who sued the Justice Department seeking answers about a 1988 explosion that killed six Kansas City firefighters, for which he spent nearly 20 years in prison.

Tribune News Service · Jan 26, 2022

Some Chiefs fans are helping a Buffalo children’s hospital while rubbing in the big win

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — It took 13 seconds for the Kansas City Chiefs to tie the game and set up a wild 42-36 finish in overtime against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. It was a heartbreaker for Buffalo fans, but some Chiefs fans are doing some good with the number…

Tribune News Service · Jan 26, 2022

13 seconds turned into $223,000 and counting for Buffalo children's hospital

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After Twitter account Chiefs Kingdom Memes suggested on Monday that Chiefs fans donate $13 to The Patricia Allen Fund, Bills quarterback Josh Allen's foundation benefiting John R. Oishei Children's Hospital in Buffalo, members of the Chiefs Kingdom rallied in a big way.

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Tribune News Service · Jan 26, 2022

Missouri AG has sued 45 school districts with mask rules. What about charter schools?

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt filed nine additional lawsuits against school districts with mask mandates this week, bringing the total number of systems targeted to 45.

Tribune News Service · Jan 26, 2022

Lawsuit: CEO wore 'Bikini lives matter' mask, discriminated against women

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The workplace at Leawood, Kansas, architecture firm Hoefer Welker was so sexist and hostile toward women that the CEO frequently referred to female subordinates as "sexy bitches," according to a federal lawsuit.

Tribune News Service · Jan 26, 2022

Oh, so you care about the Chiefs now? Here's a crash course on the hottest team around.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs are hosting a fourth straight American Football Conference Championship game, something that's never happened in the National Football League. If you aren't a fan yet or you're looking to jumpstart your fandom, there's no better time than now.

Tribune News Service · Jan 26, 2022

KC Democrats back Missouri map that spares Cleaver as fight with conservatives looms

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A bipartisan group of Missouri state senators advanced a congressional map to the Senate floor Tuesday that preserves Kansas City’s safe Democratic seat, as conservative activists pressed lawmakers to gerrymander the district for the GOP instead.

Sports Illustrated · Jan 25, 2022

Unveiling the Class of 2022 SI99 Prospect Rankings

Sports Illustrated unveils Postseason SI99 ranking of nation’s top high school football prospects

Tribune News Service · Jan 25, 2022

'COVID parties' spread the virus on purpose. That's 'Russian roulette,' doctors warn

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Thinking about intentionally exposing yourself to the coronavirus?

Tribune News Service · Jan 25, 2022

Have you lost a loved one to COVID? You can get help with funeral costs from the government

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- With COVID-19 case numbers and death counts surging, many are facing a heartbreaking situation: the death of a loved one from COVID-19. If you have paid for a funeral in the last two years of someone who died from COVID-19, you may be able to get…

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