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Recent articles by Sam:
Man shot to death in Blue Springs; police search for suspect
Police in Blue Springs are investigating the shooting death of a man Friday afternoon. → Read More
Calls grow for investigation into natural gas supplies
This week’s historic cold snap across the Midwest and South put pressure on natural gas supplies, increasing prices as a result. → Read More
Missouri River has an ice problem
It’s been so cold for such an extended period of time that ice is becoming a problem along the Missouri River. → Read More
How do power companies decide which customers to black out?
While rolling power outages might be familiar for those in the western United States, they haven’t happened in several decades — or ever — for most of the Midwest until the last two days. → Read More
It’s complicated: Evergy officials outline reasons for power outages
For the second day in a row, Kansas Citians have faced rolling power outages as extreme temperatures across the Midwest have stressed the regional power grid. → Read More
Weather, power outages postpone JoCo COVID-19 vaccine clinic
Bitterly cold temperatures and the possibility of rolling power outages has forced officials to postpone a COVID-19 vaccination clinic scheduled for Tuesday in Johnson County. → Read More
Kansas City-area utility companies initiate controlled outages
Controlled power outages across Kansas City are possible as electricity demand has exceeded power generation capacity. → Read More
Calls to conserve power in Kansas City grow louder
More utility companies joined the chorus Monday in urging customers to conserve energy during historic cold snap. → Read More
3 Kansas City-area residents arrested in U.S. Capitol riots
Three Kansas City-area residents are facing federal charges in connection to their roles in the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol. → Read More
Chiefs place Britt Reid on administrative leave following car crash
The Kansas City Chiefs organization said Tuesday it has placed outside linebackers coach Britt Reid on administrative leave. → Read More
Kansas City Chiefs depart for Tampa and Super Bowl LV
The Kansas City Chiefs wrapped their final Super Bowl LV practice in Kansas City Saturday morning before boarding a flight to Tampa. → Read More
Winter Weather Advisory issued for Kansas City area
Winter's next act is on the way. → Read More
‘Kid Kingdom’ joins in Chiefs Super Bowl excitement
We already know the Chiefs Kingdom spans the globe. It also spans all ages. Enter the Kid Kingdom. → Read More
Super Bowl LV field preps continue; Chiefs to have gold end zone
With less than a week to go before the Chiefs kickoff against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, final field preps continued Monday. Those preps include the rare Chiefs gold end zone. → Read More
Kansas Department of Labor officials subject of death threats
Several Kansas Department of Labor officials have received death threats this week as the agency tackles issues with its unemployment system. → Read More
Feds arrest Missouri man involved in Capitol riots
A Springfield, Missouri, man has joined hundreds of others across the country facing criminal charges for their role in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. → Read More
It’s official: No public celebration if Chiefs win
While the Kansas City Chiefs’ “Run it Back” tour continues on course with the team set to square off against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, should they win, the Run it Back tour will start to look different. → Read More
Chiefs AFC title win comes with several injuries
The Kansas City Chiefs are heading back to the Super Bowl, but several players suffered injuries on the path getting there. → Read More
Chiefs chairman/CEO Clark Hunt named drum honoree
Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt will help get fans at Arrowhead Stadium pumped up for Sunday’s AFC Championship game against the Buffalo Bills. → Read More
Know when, how you’ll get the COVID-19 vaccine
Missouri and Kansas have both put together the plans on which groups of people should receive the COVID-19 vaccine and when. → Read More