Site Map | March 2020 | March 23

March 23, 2020

• Legends Outlets Kansas City temporarily closing to slow spread of the coronavirus
• Kelly restricts public gatherings to no more than 10 to combat coronavirus spread
• Kansas City mayor proposes $500,000 to help small businesses in coronavirus economy
• Kansas City will close City Hall to public as metro prepares for COVID-19 shutdown
• Rams’ new logo, rams head and altered color scheme gets a mixed reaction from fans
• Lucky Charms and blazer at the ready, Sharice Davids reflects on life in quarantine
• On eve of COVID-19 funeral ban, 10 bid goodbye to KC father. It should’ve been 1,000
• Sad as it may be, Olympic postponement report signals step toward necessary outcome
• Seven earthquakes rattle Oklahoma in 24 hours, geologists say
• KC area dentists cancel all patients except emergencies, still fear getting COVID-19
• Coronavirus has made all Kansas parents homeschoolers. Here’s what veterans say to do
• How to stay home if you don’t have a home? KC agencies fear outbreak among the needy
• ‘Felt like the room was closing in:’ MU students push on after coronavirus scare
• Missouri COVID-19 cases surge to 183 as doctors call for shelter order; Kansas hits 82
• Platte County has first coronavirus patient, more cases reported in Kansas
• COVID-19 news: KC school employee hospitalized, Douglas County issues stay home order
• KCPD might not arrest you for defying the stay home order, but may ask you to go home
• Searchable map shows 1,200 crimes reported in the second week of March in Kansas City
• Kansas Republicans are fighting government overreach, not politicizing coronavirus
• Homicide investigation underway after man fatally stabbed in Independence, police say
• With Kansas schools closed, how will students without internet access keep up?
• Conservative group’s ad attacking this GOP Kansas Senate candidate is a low blow
• Coronavirus cases in Missouri surpass 100 Sunday, up from 73 Friday; 13 now in KC
• Letter to the editor: The coronavirus will test American society. Are we up to it?
• ‘Unfortunate’: Hand sanitizer dispensers ripped off walls at KCI amid virus outbreak
• NBA player’s odd coronavirus side effect actually may be little-known COVID-19 symptom
• Thunderstorms could greet Kansas City Tuesday as soggy, dreary day expected
• Death investigation underway after body found in Kansas City apartment, police say
• SportsBeat KC: Kansas Citians, including the teams you pull for, are pulling together
• Need a meal for the whole family? Here are some choices, one with toilet paper as a side
• Here’s what you can, can’t do after stay at home orders go into effect in Kansas City
• Tyrann Mathieu on why Tyreek Hill should be regarded as one of NFL’s elite receivers
• Stay-at-home quandary for Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes: Workout or video games and chips?
• In Twitter Q&A, Chiefs’ Mitchell Schwartz shares favorite Mahomes story, love of KC
• Cass County issues stay at home order, following KC metro action to stop COVID-19
• A Kansas City Public Schools employee is hospitalized with coronavirus
• Kelly’s administration severs school reading grant with company after spending issues
• Leavenworth VA Medical Center employee tests positive for coronavirus
• St. James ballplayer finds inspiration and motivation in unexpected work with MLB duo
• Kansas AD Long says No. 1-ranked hoops team will be honored: ‘What is the best way?’
• KU’s Udoka Azubuike named 1st-team All-America by U.S. Basketball Writers Association
• Why NABC isn’t giving its crystal national championship trophy to KU (or anyone else)
• Kansas offers basketball scholarship to No 8-ranked player in Class of 2022
• College coaches don’t like rash of transfers, but ‘it is the norm,’ KU’s Bill Self says
• Former Missouri Tigers football coach Woody Widenhofer dies at 77
• Landscaping woes? Here’s how to stop crabgrass in its tracks