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March 16, 2020

• Coronavirus in Missouri and Kansas: Where and how to get tested, and what’s changing
• Suspect and four others killed, including police officer, in Springfield shooting
• Audio gives details of Springfield shooting that killed 4, including police officer
• Woman’s death investigated after shooting reported at Kansas City home Monday
• Bond issue vote focus: new middle school, high school upgrade
• Act now: Missouri must close schools, restaurants and bars to contain coronavirus
• This Kansas hospital just closed. During coronavirus outbreak, that could be a crisis
• Coronavirus closures popping up for KC retail; restaurants bracing for what’s next
• Behind on your bills? Utilities are suspending disconnections amid coronavirus
• Do immigrants in KC feel safe enough to stand up and be counted in the 2020 census?
• Texans trade All-Pro receiver DeAndre Hopkins to Arizona Cardinals
• Students will be paid to leave the dorms at a Michigan university due to coronavirus
• On Monday like no other, KU’s Bill Self has a garage to clean and perspective to offer
• ‘Where are the tests?’ Missouri congressman frustrated by lack of coronavirus testing
• Junior colleges and NAIA cancel all sports competition through end of academic year
• The NFL Draft will be held next month as planned but with a twist
• First test results from KCK nursing home where coronavirus victim lived are negative
• Construction begins this week on one of the worst bottlenecks in Kansas City region
• As coronavirus economy hurts KC workers and busineses, mayor suggests budget relief
• Rounds of rain expected in Kansas City, and severe thunderstorms possible mid-week
• K-State cancels graduation, goes online till end of semester amid coronavirus fears
• Leawood resident has tested positive for coronavirus, city announces
• Missouri high school basketball championship for Classes 4, 5 called off
• Letters: Readers discuss bipartisan agreement on climate and speedy subtitles
• Bates County sheriff’s deputy, suspect injured in deputy-involved shooting in Butler
• Man in 50s tests positive for coronavirus in 6th Johnson County case; origin unknown
• Tyreek Hill donates meals to those affected by coronavirus, asks teammates to do same
• Citing coronavirus outbreak, Missouri House moves quickly to change open meetings law
• After Ryan Tannehill’s massive deal, speculation begins on Patrick Mahomes’ contract
• Kansas City area enacts sweeping coronavirus ban for restaurants, meetings, schools
• To limit coronavirus spread, Kansas City mayor suspends all gatherings of 50 or more
• Chiefs live free agency tracker: Chris Jones, Damien Williams, Xavier Williams
• SportsBeat KC: Chiefs playing (franchise) tag. You’re it, Chris Jones
• Chiefs to utilize non-exclusive franchise tag on Chris Jones, here’s what’s next
• For now, ‘play ball’ is on hold. So what would it take to resume playing MLB games?
• MLB acknowledges season will start later than April 9, Royals staff to work from home
• Jarrod Patterson, infielder for the 2003 Royals, dies in automobile crash
• KU’s Bill Self reveals NCAA regional choice, says all but two players are off campus
• KU basketball signee Bryce Thompson’s bid for second straight state title put on hold
• New BBQ spot lands in Crossroads food hall after path through festivals, food trucks