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In 2023, the Chiefs’ wide receivers might have been just part of the problem
The Kansas City Chiefs made significant changes to their wide receiver group for the 2024 season, yet the more critical shift may lie in their approach post-2023. ESPN's Bill Barnwell noted that despite their Super Bowl victory, the Chiefs struggled with turnover margin, losing the turnover battle in nine games last season. Historical data highlights the team's remarkable resilience prior to 2023, winning 15 out of 26 games with a negative turnover margin. Barnwell suggests that bad luck with fumbles and a poor drop rate (7.8%) from receivers contributed to their inconsistent performance. In contrast, the team showcased improved drop rates during the playoffs, raising questions about the influence of Patrick Mahomes' performance on the receivers’ success.
MU said student group had to rename Welcome Black BBQ. Group says it's 'heartbroken'
The Legion of Black Collegians, a historic Black student group at the University of Missouri, reluctantly changed the name of an upcoming barbecue at the university's direction, Inside Higher Ed reported Monday. The Welcome Black BBQ will now be called the Welcome Black and Gold BBQ, the Legion of Black Collegians announced in a recent Instagram post. The event will take place from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday at the Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center. ...
Chiefs WR Takes Heat for Second Preseason Performance: ‘Really Rough Day’
The Justyn Ross experience has produced its fair share of highs and lows over the past few years. And the Kansas City Chiefs’ second 2024 preseason outing was the latest disappointment according to the eye of KSHB 41 beat reporter Nick Jacobs. During the latest installment of his “41...
Cairo man arrested in Charleston facing drug charge
CHARLESTON, Mo. (KBSI) – A Cairo, Illinois man faces drug and tampering with a motor vehicle charges in Charleston, Missouri. Darryl Jackson, 23, of Cairo faces charges of drug trafficking 2nd degree and tampering with a motor vehicle. Jackson was on probation for distribution of a controlled substance. Charleston...
Police: Man shot, killed by officer after charging at police with a knife in St. Clair
ST. CLAIR, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A man was shot and killed by a St. Clair Police Officer after charging at police with a knife. According to a release from the St. Clair Police Department, a Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper was investigating a crash with an overturned vehicle in the ditch along North Service Road around 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Additional troopers, St. Clair police, St. Clair EMS, and St. Clair Fire were also dispatched to the scene to investigate.
Missourians Spending More on Gas Even Though It’s Cheaper Here?
I have never claimed to be a math genius, but I don't understand how this is possible. See if this makes sense to you. New data shows Missouri residents are spending more on gas than almost anywhere else in America even though the state has some of the least expensive gas. I'm perplexed.
2024 Missouri State Fair Sale of Champions
The Missouri State Fair celebrated youth in agriculture on Saturday, Aug. 17. The annual Sale of Champions highlighted the day, along with the inaugural Best of Missouri Sale, raising a total of over $350,000 for youth involved in agriculture. The Grand Champion Steer was exhibited by Beau Ann Graves of...
USDA and Heartland taking applications for $3.7 million food businesses grant
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Heartland Regional Food Business Center are accepting grant applications from small- to mid-sized farmers and food businesses in the central U.S. The first round of Business Builder Grants is worth about $3.7 million, and awardees will receive between $5,000 to $50,000. Only projects based in Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, […]
New Yorkers confused by appearance of Missouri campaign signs: ‘Everyone with eyes is talking’
BETHPAGE, N.Y. (KCTV) - The residents of Long Island, New York, have been spending a lot more time talking about Missouri politics this week than usual, but not for any reason you would guess. Within the last week, yard signs campaigning for Missouri Representative Aaron McMullen have started to appear...
Kansas City will fund a homeless shelter that accepts anyone — the city’s first
The Kansas City Council on Thursday unanimously approved funding for a low-barrier, year-round overnight homeless shelter in the northeast — the first of its kind in the city — after shelving a similar plan earlier this year. A low-barrier shelter accepts any person regardless of their race, gender,...
Missouri Minute: Bayer wins Roundup appeal; Bus companies cancel contracts with St. Louis schools
Bayer, the biotech company that manufactures Roundup weed killer, won a federal appeal on Thursday that could shift the outcome of several lawsuits. The court ruled Bayer was not required to warn the users of the pesticide of potential cancer risks associated with the product. Then, state regulators issued another widespread product recall earlier this month, more than double the scale of Missouri’s first recall last year. Plus, three transportation companies backed out of deals that would provide buses to more than 1,000 St. Louis Public Schools students. Keep reading for these stories and more.
Springfield Public Schools upgrades classrooms and buildings ahead of new school year
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) — Springfield Public Schools spent the summer getting buildings and classrooms up and running for Monday’s start of the school year. From add-ons to new buildings and upgrades, Springfield Public Schools made some additions to the district that will not only improve the learning experience but also work to keep students safe.
Area Veterans Receive Bi-State Support at Florissant Resource and Job Fair, Co-Hosted by SIUE Veterans Upward Bound
EDWARDSVILLE - A small army of providers, offering jobs, services, free clothing, door prizes and more assembled on Wednesday, Aug. 14 at John F. Kennedy Community Center in Florissant, Mo., to support men and women who have been in service to their country. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Veterans Upward Bound (VUB) co-hosted the Florissant Veterans Resource and Job Fair that boasted 42 vendors from Illinois and Missouri.
VIDEO: Julian Edelman Didn’t Hold Back While Taking A Brutal Shot At NFL MVP Lamar Jackson On Live TV
Former New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman was working over the weekend as he was in the commentary booth for the Week 2 preseason game between the San Francisco 49ers and the New Orleans Saints when he decided to bring up Lamar Jackson. He surely made some headlines for...
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