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March 22, 2019

• For Johnson County native and new FCC commissioner, jobs factor into Sprint merger
• Second Kansas woman convicted after man shot in 2017, body found in burning home
• An absurdly small percentage of people still have a perfect NCAA Tournament bracket
• Schedule: Golf events for associations around Kansas, Missouri, plus USGA qualifiers
• Someone made a savage ‘One Shining Moment’ video of LA Lakers lowlights
• Kansas City fire truck hits pedestrian in chain-reaction crash when car fails to yield
• Suspect in robberies of two Kansas City Family Dollar stores faces 10 felonies
• Serious or not, bill requiring AR-15 rifles is a new low for the Missouri legislature
• Broncos’ alternative to onside kicks is reportedly generating a lot of interest
• Bicyclist is critically injured when struck by vehicle in Overland Park
• Finalized KC budget puts more police officers on street for second year in a row
• The best reactions to UC Irvine’s upset victory against Kansas State
• Fishing preview 2019: Best bets for anglers around the region in Missouri, Kansas
• Flooding forces evacuations in northwest Missouri towns; rivers haven’t crested yet
• Wild, dangerous, thrilling: Professional Bull Riders tour competes in KC this weekend
• KC’s next mayor should start with local justice reform to fight crime
• Letters: Readers discuss attacking McCain, denying terrorists attention and KCI redo
• White parents of sick 9-year-old beg black Kansas City to help heal their daughter
• Mother ‘died fighting to get her child back.’ Now both will be buried in Kansas City
• KU’s win over Northeastern guarantees nothing but hints that Jayhawks could be peaking
• Chiefs propose overtime rules change, but NFL exec Troy Vincent isn’t a fan
• ‘What will you do for all of the beloved pets we’ve lost?’ dog owners ask Topeka firm
• Royals arming for future with Brady Singer, Daniel Lynch and Jackson Kowar
• Royals bring Lucas Duda back to the fold as an option off the bench and at first base
• Royals bench piles on in a Cactus League drubbing of the Reds
• Marcus Garrett battling sickness ahead of KU’s game against Auburn
• Auburn is next test for Jayhawks in NCAA Tournament: ‘They are a fast-paced team’
• Inside KU’s player huddle before tipoff — and how it set the stage for Thursday’s win
• Jimmy John’s unlawful KC ad campaign lands on a new downtown competitor’s doorstep
• Missouri women win overtime thriller over Drake, will face Iowa next in NCAA Tournament
• The Big 12 has had its share of first-round upset losses. Here is a look at those teams
• Turnovers doom K-State women in lopsided NCAA Tournament loss to Michigan
• Consider these inexpensive curb-appeal projects
• This player might be Tournament’s most under-the-radar star. This is what he has done
• Ja Morant against Florida State highlights NCAA Tournament second-rounds games
• The Baylor Bears advanced to the second round by setting a season best in this category
• Everything is different for Villanova on this NCAA trip, except winning. Here’s why
• Oak Run offers specials on distinctive homes in serene and peaceful setting
• Stonebridge keeps homeowners coming back for more
• Spring savings offered at Covington Court twin villas
• Get back to what matters in life! KC Property Group has made it easy to sell your house.
• Home do you home? Find Ways to Make Home Truly Yours During the Greater KC Home and Lifestyle Show
• Summerwood captures essence of neighborhood living at its best.
• Start living the villa lifestyle at Benson Place Village
• Inventory homes available now in south Overland Park
• Controlling crabgrass is all in the timing. Here’s what you need to know