We're headed into a shortened holiday week, but there's little to celebrate at Arrowhead. The Chiefs' final home game of the season ended with a 41-34 loss to the lowly Cleveland Browns. It was also Bill Grigsby's last day on the job.
Just two games left for the Chiefs -- at the Cincinnati Bengals (say hi to Larry "King Pink" Johnson) and the Denver Broncos -- before the season mercifully ends.
At least you didn't have to watch the game on TV yesterday.
Also ...
A judge ruled that prosecutors won't be allowed to mention Renee Pernice's disappearance during Shon Pernice's January 25 trial for allegedly stealing a neighbors gun,
Kansas might abolish the death penalty. The state also better get ready for another lawsuit brought by the school districts, which asked the state's Supreme Court to reopen the Montoy case that led to hundreds of millions of dollars for schools. They're not happy about the state's budget cuts.
The Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences fired its president and chief exec.
Blog KC wondered why Kansas City legislators aren't pushing for local control of the KCPD -- like St. Louis legislators are doing.
Sexting a 15-year-old California girl that you met on X-Box Live is a bad idea. That'll get you 10 years and a lifetime on the sex offender registry.
Road Rage was to blame for a deadly wreck on Interstate 635.
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This week's gonna be a short but fun. Enjoy -- and try to avoid the Krampus.
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