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March 24, 2020

• COVID-19 news: Missouri reports 6th virus death, more fall ill in Kansas City region
• ‘Curbside check-in’: What you need to know about KC veterinarian care during coronavirus
• KCQ tackles the coronavirus question of the moment: What is opened, closed under order?
• As Kansas City shuts down, teachers wave goodbye, shops close and uncertainty reigns
• Lidia’s Kansas City in the Crossroads helping staff with free meals and more
• KC nurse hit by COVID-19. The scariest part, she says? She never showed the symptoms
• KC volunteers stitch hundreds of cloth masks for medical workers fighting coronavirus
• Man killed in Kansas City shooting sang in church choir; suspect charged with murder
• No national-tourney ending for KCKCC, but the Blue Devils twice got to cut down nets
• Undocumented residents won’t be arrested in virus outbreak, Wyandotte County DA says
• COVID-19 update: Kansas reaches 99 cases, businesses adjust to stay-at-home order
• Frank White offers $10 million for COVID-19 fight, but legislators want to know more
• Trump hopes COVID-19 restrictions lifted by Easter. Missouri governor says it’s unlikely
• Voters reject JoCo town’s park plan. With COVID-19 threatening revenue, it’s on hold
• School meals free for Kansas City students, but almost no one shows up at this spot
• Two more COVID-19 deaths reported from Springfield, Missouri, assisted-living center
• ‘Anyone can get it.’ KC doctor shares story of his dad’s COVID-19 death to help others
• Kansas to issue WIC food assistance remotely, loosening requirements due to COVID-19
• Kansas City blood center cancels drives, changes rules for donors because of COVID-19
• Missouri prisoner tests positive for coronavirus, department of corrections says
• Mavericks’ Mark Cuban rips senators for failing to reach coronavirus stimulus deal
• Showers, thunderstorms roll through south Kansas City; storms likely for the weekend
• Letters: Readers discuss safe disposal of medications and Quinton Lucas’ leadership
• Coronavirus could decimate KC’s budget. Why isn’t the City Council playing it safe?
• Joe Buck is ‘calling’ Twitter videos, including former KCTV reporter’s epic dart shot
• NBA’s testing of players for coronavirus irks public officials who need more tests
• At least 255 people in Missouri have tested positive for COVID-19, and 8 have died
• A Tuesday like no other: An eerie quiet as Kansas City hunkers down in COVID-19 scare
• Rain Tuesday morning in Kansas City to clear out by afternoon
• Miami and Doniphan counties in Kansas follow others in issuing stay at home orders
• In late winter, Lee’s Summit kids exchanged ray of artistic hope across globe
• Need a job? JoCo insurance firm will hire some 500 people — many at $80,000 per year
• ESPN panel debates if Patrick Mahomes or LeBron James is the MVP in all sports
• Three highlights of new Chiefs quarterback Jordan Ta’amu show his versatility
• Even with stay-home order, Nebraska Furniture Mart to stay open as ‘essential’ business
• Enjoying virtual KC: How to help fill that pandemic-induced void in your life
• Group hopes to raise $10 million to meet needs of KC region during COVID-19 pandemic
• ‘Who’s scared of coronavirus?’ Man licks Walmart deodorant in video, Missouri cops say
• Judge: Clay County violated records law in handling request from reporter for The Star
• More coronavirus cases found in Kansas, in Johnson and Wyandotte counties
• Fifth Missouri COVID-19 death is woman, 80, from Springfield assisted-living center
• SportsBeat KC: Chiefs make a move at quarterback! Relax ... they only added depth
• Chiefs agree to terms with former XFL quarterback Jordan Ta’amu
• KU blames Beaty for ‘several hundred thousand in legal fees,’ unsealed documents say
• Six KU women athletes report misconduct, unwarranted touching by massage therapist
• KU’s Udoka Azubuike chosen first-team All-America by NABC; Devon Dotson on second team