Late Breaking News

A Super Bowl in Kansas City? If so, I might have to attend. NFL owners announced Wednesday they would consider committing the 2011 or some time thereafter Super Bowl to Kansas City. Mostly to honor Lamar Hunt, owner of KC's Chiefs. It'll be interesting to see if this really happens. According to foxsports.com, only a few "cold weather" cities have ever received the Super Bowl.

Tuesday, investigators at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced its former chairman likely had violated a few rules - rules that are designed to insulate programming decisions from politics. (Disclaimer: I am a huge NPR junkie and get a regular morning fix while Cowboy is doing what he calls, "getting ready for work.") The corporation's board ousted Kenneth Tomlinson two weeks ago. According to the New York Times, investigators at the corporation said they had uncovered evidence that Tomlinson had repeatedly broken federal law and the organization's own regulations in a campaign to combat what he saw as liberal bias.

The other big news ... Miss America is headed to Las Vegas. After all those years in Atlantic City, the contest will be held Jan. 21 from the Aladdin hotel-casino. Will Miss Oklahoma win?