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Mayor Quinton Lucas says the actions of Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's rhetoric has led to "violent racist rhetoric" and harassment against female city employees. Bailey this week threatened legal action against Kansas City for publishing, and then deleting, a social media post saying that Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker lives in Lee's Summit.
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Only about 5% of college baseball players and coaches are African American. At Kansas Christian College, team leaders have made a deliberate effort to recruit from inner-city Kansas City — boosting Black representation in the process.
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About 123 million people tuned in across platforms — including CBS, Paramount+, Univision and Nickelodeon — as the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers in an overtime game.
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After a nerve-racking game that saw tight end Travis Kelce yelling angrily at coach Andy Reid and Taylor Swift anxiously picking her fingernails in a suite, the Kansas City Chiefs prevailed in overtime.
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When the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl last year, close to 1 million flooded the streets of downtown for a victory parade and rally. To celebrate their second win in a row, this Wednesday's event could bring even more — especially if Taylor Swift shows up.
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The Chiefs trailed the San Francisco 49ers at halftime, but rallied to tie the game at the end of regulation. After San Francisco managed only a field goal in their first overtime possession, Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs marched down the field to victory.
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Going to the Super Bowl as a running backs coach for the Kansas City Chiefs is “just like a dream come true for me,” says Pinkston, who was a wide receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles when Andy Reid was that team's head coach.
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Taylor Swift's relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has boosted NFL ratings all season, meaning this year's Super Bowl could be the biggest yet. Here's why.
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Instead of making a Super Bowl bet, students at an Olathe elementary are exchanging friendship bracelets, a staple of Taylor Swift concerts, with an school in Santa Clara, California, the home of the 49ers.
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Is the Super Bowl rigged? The Kansas City Chiefs can't lose to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, because the Las Vegas stadium was built around a Chiefs good luck charm. At least, that’s the myth. It has to do with a flag that some say casts a spell from under the football field.
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There's long been a contingent of Chiefs Kingdom in St. Louis. During the AFC Championship game, the St. Louis market at the third most viewers tuning in — despite, at times, vocal opposition to both the teams and the National Football League.
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Americans are poised to bet a record amount on Sunday's big game. Missouri and California are among the states that haven't yet legalized sports betting since the national ban was lifted in 2018.
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Graduates of historically Black colleges and universities account for an outsized number of NFL Hall of Famers. The Chiefs’ backup corner from Fayetteville State University has dreams of joining their ranks.
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Whether you're watching Super Bowl 58 at home or hoping to cheer on the Kansas City Chiefs with a crowd, you'll have plenty of options across the city. Kickoff is at 5:30 p.m. CST on Feb. 11.