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Super Bowl champion Mark Schlereth "tips his cap" to Chiefs after Week One win over Denver (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, MO — Mark Schlereth is well-acquainted with the Broncos-Chiefs rivalry. During a 12-year career, Schlereth won three Super Bowls as an offensive lineman, including two as a Denver Bronco. Today, he's an accomplished NFL broadcaster, working as a color commentator for Fox Sports, and still co-hosts a sports radio show in Denver. I spoke to him this week about the Week One Chiefs win. "I was thoroughly impressed with what the Chiefs were able to do," Schlereth told me via Zoom. "And I
Holthus Huddle Week 2: Talking Kenneth Walker III, and previewing matchup with "desperate" Colts (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, MO — Chiefs Kingdom is still walking a little taller entering Week Two of the 2026 NFL Season, after the team dismantled the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football. The Chiefs now gear up for a second consecutive prime time game at Arrowhead Stadium, as the Indianapolis Colts come to town. In this week's "Holthus Huddle," Voice of the Chiefs Mitch Holthus chats with KSHB 41 Anchor Taylor Hemness about what fans saw from Kenneth Walker III and Patrick Mahomes in Week One, and what i
Holthus Huddle Week 1: Gauging expectations for Mahomes, new Chiefs additions (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41 News anchor Taylor Hemness reports on stories across the Kansas City area, including a focus on consumer issues. You can contact Taylor by email. Chiefs fans have been treated to one of the greatest runs in NFL history, with three Super Bowl victories in the Reid-Mahomes era and more home playoff games than fans of many other NFL teams have seen in their lifetimes. But the 2025 season didn't go that way, ending with a devastating knee injury to Kansas City's future Hal
Push to build city pool in Kearney goes back more than a decade (opens the original)
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KEARNEY, Mo. — KSHB 41 News anchor Taylor Hemness reports on stories across Kansas, including a focus on consumer issues. You can contact Taylor by email. That's what a mom who brought her kids to our Let's Talk event in Kearney last month told me when I asked her about a Kearney story I should be telling. Even with school starting, there's plenty of time left for families to go swimming, so I thought I'd take a look. It turns out the topic of a pool has been swirling around Kearney for years, a
Tarsney Lakes update: Jackson County executive pledges more money next year for lily pad treatment (opens the original)
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JACKSON COUNTY, Mo. — KSHB 41 News anchor Taylor Hemness continues to follow up on lily pad concerns in the Tarsney Lakes community. He also reports on consumer issues. You can contact Taylor by email. I've been following the concerns of people who live in the Tarsney Lakes community in Jackson County for more than a year now. At our Let's Talk session in Grain Valley in 2025, a viewer told me that I should do a story about how lily pads had taken over the small public lake. I visited, and it wa
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