Some Kansas City Chiefs fans are paying a serious price for seeing their team make their way to the Super Bowl. The Chiefs defeated the Miami Dolphins at Arrowhead Stadium in a wildcard game in ...

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Research Medical Center in Kansas City announced on Friday that some fans who attended the Miami Dolphins-Kansas City Chiefs AFC Wild Card game at Arrrowhead Stadium on Jan. 13 had to undergo ...

A Missouri hospital confirmed Friday that individuals who attended the frigid Kansas City Chiefs-Miami Dolphins wild card round game in January had to undergo amputations due to frostbite. Research ...

The Wild Card Round matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Miami Dolphins was so frigid—temperatures at Arrowhead Stadium dipped to minus-4 degrees Fahrenheit with a windchill of minus-27 ...

The temperature at kickoff during the Jan. 13 Chiefs-Dolphins matchup was -4 degrees with a wind chill of -27 Jamie Squire/Getty Chiefs fans at the Jan. 13 game against the Dolphins A Missouri ...

Some Kansas City Chiefs fans who braved the below-freezing temperatures to watch the Kansas City Chiefs against the Miami Dolphins during the 2023 NFL Playoffs on Jan. 13 – when it was -4 degrees ...

Some of the fans who went to the Kansas City Chiefs playoff game in January needed amputations after suffering from frostbite. According to the Associated Press, the Research Medical Center in Kansas ...

The Dolphins-Chiefs wild-card game was cold — bitterly, historically cold — but did it trigger a flood of patients lining up at the hospital and now requiring amputations? That would be overstating ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The medical director at the Grossman Burn Center at Research Medical Center says 70% of patients referred for frostbite injuries suffered during the bitter cold in January are now ...