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March 20, 2020

• After warm first day of spring, KC will see a big drop in temperatures overnight
• Do you have questions about how COVID-19 affects your community? KCQ is here to help
• Where can you get more than 20 coronavirus stories a day? Right here at The Star
• Food industry officials: We won’t run out. Be responsible and stop hoarding
• Johnson County up to 24 coronavirus cases, an increase of 8 despite limits on tests
• Kansas City police will stop some parking enforcement because of coronavirus
• Woman licks freezer door handle at grocery to ‘protest’ coronavirus, Wisconsin cops say
• Clay County commissioner beset by controversy will not run for another term
• After spring-like temperatures, Kansas City region will see cold rain on Sunday
• Cass County up to four COVID-19 cases, health department says
• KC grocery stores and coronavirus: What you need to know about hours, safety measures
• Westport ‘Sunday Service’ will provide 200 free meals to displaced restaurant workers
• What is Missouri’s plan to stop spread of the coronavirus among the homeless?
• Health officials say they’re responding to COVID-19. They want Gov. Parson to do same
• Drive through coronavirus test clinic in KCK has 100 kits, but you need a prescription
• Coronavirus spread delays opening of Kansas City’s new convention hotel
• University of Missouri chancellor leaving after 3 years to lead a Florida college
• John Erickson, former Bucks GM and Big Eight assistant commissioner, dies at 92
• Johnson County Community College picks new president, with only 2 people in the room
• Letters: Readers discuss coronavirus woes, government overreach and Brookside care
• Alex Gordon provided some great insights behind his 2015 World Series homer
• Networks will be airing these past games featuring KC teams over the weekend
• KC area’s stay-at-home order best chance to combat coronavirus. Complying isn’t optional
• ‘People need to wake up.’ A skeptical rural U.S. lacks resources for coronavirus fight
• KC lawmakers weigh ideas to aid communities ‘economically bludgeoned’ by coronavirus
• COVID-19 news: Cases in JoCo, Missouri climb; first death reported in Jackson County
• Kansas City now has 12 cases of new coronavirus, health department announces
• Cass County up to six coronavirus cases Friday, health department says
• Grandview lawmaker is first member of Missouri legislature diagnosed with COVID-19
• Hallmark Cards temporarily closes factories, reduces shifts at distribution centers
• Bud Light’s limited-edition Chiefs Super Bowl bottles will now be sold throughout KC
• Tyrann Mathieu joins Chiefs teammates in helping KC community during COVID-19 spread
• New Chargers cornerback Chris Harris believes they have the defense to win AFC West
• Chiefs, Royals, Sporting KC statement: ‘We can’t wait to compete for you again soon’
• Kansas City IRS workers say agency putting their safety at risk in COVID-19 pandemic
• Officials: No state testing for students, Missouri schools won’t make up days missed
• Jackson County, Missouri, reports its first coronavirus death, a woman in her 80s
• Missouri Gov. Parson to ban gatherings over 10 people, won’t order businesses closed
• Officials: Missouri adds nearly 20 coronavirus cases overnight, bringing total to 47
• Chiefs finally enter NFL free-agency fray, sign cornerback Antonio Hamilton
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Talking NCAA Tournament and everything else with Kevin Harlan
• Lineman who contributed to Chiefs’ Super Bowl championship run leaves for Pittsburgh
• Former KU forward Dwight Coleby speaks to The Star from Italy: ‘I am holding up well’
• Udoka Azubuike, Devon Dotson voted second-team All-America by Associated Press
• The new coronavirus is causing financial difficulty