Chiefs hope refreshed Long can help OL
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Chiefs signed veteran offensive lineman Kyle Long after his year-long retirement with the expectation that he would arrive in training camp and immediately compete for a starting job.
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How will Missouri’s 2021 season be remembered?
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — It’s a loaded question, one where some pertinent information remains unknown.
WHAT’S ON TODAY
Today’s sports broadcast highlights Friday’s Television • Soccer: FIFA Arab Cup: Bahrain vs. Iraq, 3:50 a.m., FS1 (Comcast 43) • Golf: European PGA South African Open Championship, 4 a.m., GOLF (27) • Soccer: FIFA Arab Cup: Oman vs.
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(Schedules subject to change) FRIDAY, DEC. 3 ECHL MINOR LEAGUE HOCKEY 7:05 p.m.
Blue Springs South opens season with split
Blue Springs South wrestling coach Doug Black was happy with his young team’s showing as the Jaguars split a pair of season-opening dual matches. The host Jaguars fell 48-27 to Belton but topped North Kansas City 57-20 Tuesday.
Foul trouble hurts Truman in tournament loss
Foul trouble and trouble shooting were too much for the Truman girls basketball team to overcome Wednesday. The Patriots fell behind 26-19 at halftime and couldn’t recover in a 51-41 loss to Park Hill South in the final Gold Division pool play game in the 42nd annual Winnetonka Tournament.
Jaguars roll to sweep in swimming season opener
The Blue Springs South girls swimming and diving team got its season off to a successful start. The Jaguars won 11 of 12 events and earned state consideration times or scores in 10 of those 11 wins while sweeping Raymore-Peculiar (225-77), Warrensburg (237-53) and Summit Christian Academy (242-29) Tuesday at the Blue Springs South Aquatic Center.
Arlene (Clark) Pelsor
Arlene (Clark) Pelsor, 87, passed away November 24, 2021. No services are planned at this time.
Missouri leaders discuss ‘Parents’ Bill of Rights’
As school boards across the U.S. face conservative backlash to policies on masks, library books and social studies curriculum, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is proposing a “Parents' Bill of Rights” for the next legislative session.
COVID-19 cases spike as officials watch for new strain
A waning delta variant summer surge gave way to a spike of cases in November, as infections and hospitalizations rose amid concerns about a new variant spreading out of South Africa. The omicron variant hasn’t been detected in Missouri, but public health officials are watching.