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The first day of padded practice for the chief sees Tyreek Hill head to the medical tent with a knee injury.

They say it's just tendonitis and he'll be fine, and I believe that.

But it's also a reminder of how hard it will be for the chiefs to reach a third consecutive Super Bowl.

This is not a given. And what the chiefs have today could be far different than what they have

on their roster in January when it matters. Sporting Kansas City may be on the hook for $15 million

to bail out CERner from leaving its campus by the Speedway. This is a really strange story.

But bottom line is the state of Kansas wants a pile of its money back, and somebody's going to have

to cough it up. In the Overland Park mayor's primary, a newcomer wins big, and he did it by being

bold. In a race that was supposed to be nonpartisan, one candidate put the Republican

elephant on his signs and screamed as loud as he could that he was going to work with police,

fight crime, get drugs out, and stop giving money away. We'll tell you who he is and why he is

now a huge favorite in Overland Park. A Harvard professor declares the mortality rate for COVID

is now the lowest ever, and a

Stanford doctor says the COVID emergency is over, and we should be celebrating and bragging.

Hey, that sounds like science guys to me. How come the news looks and sounds so much different than that?

And a 13-year-old boy that wants to play football for the University of Arkansas,

with the help of his dad, has taken quite a step to getting noticed by the coach. It's all

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