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March 25, 2020

• Searchable map shows over 1,000 crimes reported the third week of March in Kansas City
• World Series on Christmas? With MLB’s COVID-19 delay, that is agent Scott Boras’ plan
• So, now Missouri Gov. Parson wants Washington’s help on coronavirus? Good — we need it
• Church is in your heart, not the pew. Ban in-person services in Missouri, Gov. Parson
• With no revenue, AMC Theatres furloughs entire Kansas City corporate HQ — even the CEO
• If we don’t take coronavirus seriously, expect hard choices at Children’s Mercy and beyond
• Fishing report: MDC waives permit requirement due to coronavirus pandemic situation
• From missed traditions to recession, COVID-19 forces college seniors into the unknown
• Letters: Readers discuss Rand Paul’s priority, IRS workers and ‘wartime’ leadership
• A young Patrick Mahomes fan found a clever way to pull a loose tooth
• Highs to reach near 70 in Kansas City, but rain and thunderstorms coming this weekend
• 1 person dead after agent-involved shooting in Belton, FBI says. Investigation underway
• Kansas City adds 21 coronavirus cases for total of 51, health department announces
• Kansas City, Kansas, police investigate homicide Tuesday night
• When will KC’s stay-at-home order end? Experts weigh in — and say follow the rules
• Man shot by FBI agent in Belton was suspected of planning a bombing, agency says
• In rural Kansas, coronavirus sparks a grim argument over lives versus livelihoods
• ‘Get on with the business of life’? Missouri lawmaker offers dangerous COVID-19 advice
• With bills due and a stocked pantry, upscale Novel restaurant in KC holds a bake sale
• How well is the KC area practicing social distancing? This site is giving out grades
• ‘It’s not safe.’ Italian foreign exchange student in KC told she must return home.
• COVID-19 update: Johnson County reaches 46 cases, Wyandotte County records 2nd death
• ‘A petri dish.’ Italian foreign exchange student in KC must fly home on shared plane
• COVID-19 concerns leave Missouri lawmakers uncertain when they’ll return to Capitol
• ‘Incredibly distressing’: Local leaders break with Trump on relaxing COVID-19 efforts
• Northwest Missouri’s Ben McCollum makes it a Show Me sweep of Division II coach awards
• Patrick Mahomes’ agent writes essay titled ‘How to win NFL free agency’
• Here’s what we know about coronavirus testing numbers in the Kansas City region
• IRS workers vacate Kansas City offices due to the coronavirus exposure they feared
• Barbecue, showers, health checks: Amid COVID-19, tent village opens for KC homeless
• Child abuse hotline calls plunge during coronavirus pandemic. Here’s why it’s a concern
• Chiefs plan to let fans ‘ReLIV’ Super Bowl season with re-release of their content
• After arguing it was essential amid pandemic, Nebraska Furniture Mart will now close
• Man in 70s is second person to die from coronavirus in Wyandotte County, officials say
• ‘Totally in the dark.’ National shortage of COVID-19 tests hamstrings Kansas, Missouri
• Johnson County health officials report 10 additional cases of COVID-19
• At least 356 people in Missouri have tested positive for coronavirus, and 8 have died
• Parson asks Trump for disaster declaration to fight ‘devastating’ COVID-19 in Missouri
• Wichita native Blake Bell signs one-year deal with Dallas Cowboys, source says
• Chiefs bring back Anthony Sherman, Mike Pennel on one-year deals, sources say
• Other NFL teams spending freely in free agency. Here’s what Chiefs have done, and why
• Royals add pitcher Trevor Rosenthal to their roster ahead of opt-out deadline
• SportsBeat KC: Denny Matthews has seen it all in a career that spans Royals history
• Royals’ Dale Sveum has walked the path shortstop Adalberto Mondesi is on right now
• Recovered from shin fracture, future KU center Gethro Muscadin working on body, game
• Back in U.S. from Greece, former KU player Mario Little credits Self for his optimism
• ‘Unreal’ in virus-ravaged Italy, says former Chiefs coach, Mizzou player Brock Olivo
• Revisiting our predictions for the Missouri Tigers’ basketball season. How did we do?