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Patrick Mahomes Sr. pleads guilty in DWI case as NFL star’s dad marks over 6 months sober
THE father of Chiefs superstar Patrick Mahomes has pleaded guilty to charges of driving while intoxicated. Patrick Mahomes Sr., 54, who has been sober for six months following his third DWI incident, was arrested on February 3 after he was pulled over in Texas with an alcohol content of 0.23. Mahomes Sr., who was set […]
Kirk amends lawsuit, names Blevins, Greiert as individual defendants
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Pastor Brian Kirk has amended his discrimination and defamation lawsuit, naming Josh Blevins and Steven Greiert as individual defendants. On Aug. 21 a federal judge granted a motion to dismiss Blevins and Greiert from Kirk's lawsuit, however Kirk has amended the lawsuit. The lawsuit names St. Joseph...
Surprising discovery: Multiple sclerosis may actually protect against Alzheimer’s disease
ST. LOUIS — In an unexpected twist that has researchers scratching their heads, a recent study suggests that people diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) may have more protection against developing Alzheimer’s disease. This surprising finding challenges previous assumptions about MS and opens up new avenues for understanding both conditions.
Arrowheadlines: Alex Smith shares why he thinks Kelce and Mahomes are so successful together
Mahomes is ranked No. 1 for the fifth straight year and looked energized enough at training camp to potentially reach a sixth straight in 2025. He described last season as no fun because of the struggles in the passing game, despite the Chiefs winning a second consecutive Super Bowl. Starting the upcoming season on the right track, he repeatedly pushed the ball down the field during camp to speedy rookie Xavier Worthy. His intent and resolve to change mistakes from last season seem clear. — Adam Teicher.
Brittany Mahomes Posts Strong Message After Weekend Trip With Taylor Swift
Just before the 2024 NFL season kicks off, Taylor Swift reunited with her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, at her Rhode Island mansion. With Swift closing out the European leg of her "Eras" concert tour, and Kelce at training camp, this marked the first time the famous couple were together in over a month.
BREAKING: Kansas City Chiefs Release Storied Tight End
The Kansas City Chiefs, like the rest of the National Football League, are making roster cuts to make their final 53-man roster before the start of the regular season. The team is looking to go for their third straight Super Bowl Championship, which would mark the first time in history that has happened. The Chiefs made many cuts today, including their tight end.
Football player loses his life just from one tackle
SIKESTON, Mo. (KBSI) – This past Friday the Friday night lights grew dim as Alabama high school quarterback Caden Tellier got tackled in the third quarter and died of a brain injury. Tellier landed on his elbow and then hit his head violently. He was only 16 and playing...
MU officials ask non public-facing employees to work from home ahead of football game
The University of Missouri has asked some of its approximately 11,000 employees to work from home this Thursday in preparation for the first football game of the season, but officials don’t know how many people will be affected. . MU sent a mass email last week requesting “non-public-facing” employees work...
Kansas City Chiefs Roster Cuts, News, Analysis, Practice Squad Tracker - Cutdown Day 2024
The Kansas City Chiefs are trimming down to their initial 53-man roster ahead of the 2024 NFL season. Who is making the cut, and who will land on KC's practice squad?
Authorities issue power warning for Kansas, Missouri, and 10 other states amid heatwave
As temperatures soar to some of the highest levels this summer in Kansas City, a power usage monitoring group has issued a warning. The Southwest Power Pool has issued a Level 1 Emergency Alert on Monday at around 12:30 p.m. This alert is expected to remain in effect until 8 p.m. on Tuesday evening.
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