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March 26, 2020

• Sports announcers are biding time by doing funny play-by-play videos of dog escapades
• ‘The Office’ basketball game got a detailed (and fun) scouting analysis by The Ringer
• Meet the Kansas City-based NAIA’s 2020 All-America teams, including a player from Park
• KC printing company is making face shields. Can they protect hospital staff, others?
• Forty-two new cases of coronavirus reported in Kansas as JoCo seeks more testing
• Police investigating after 2 people found dead in Kansas City, Kansas, home
• Kansas City firefighter tests positive for coronavirus
• America’s truckers face increasing challenges on front lines in war against coronavirus
• NCAA, Big 12 confront coronavirus-driven fiscal shortcomings and uncertainty to come
• Letters: Readers discuss Sharice Davids’ omission, dying for the economy and KC crime
• ‘Lee’s Summit is a community that cares.’ There’s help for those who need food
• Even amid coronavirus crisis, Kansas and Missouri senators want to punish the unemployed
• Coronavirus news in KC region: Thousands file for unemployment as COVID-19 cases grow
• Lee’s Summit neighborhood keeps its distance, gets social with ‘dinner on the driveway’
• ‘Stay home.’ Small-town Kansas diner tells tourists ‘please stop coming here ... for now’
• With Royals’ season on hold, Ryan Lefebvre takes time to appreciate blessings in life
• Another Missouri public health crisis? Don’t hoard malaria drugs to fight coronavirus
• KU Hospital: Thank you, but we can’t use homemade surgical masks
• With shortage of coronavirus tests, Johnson County might pay private labs to do more
• Army Corps queries Kansas, Missouri builders about adapting buildings for COVID-19 care
• Kansas City nursing home: Employee had fever, tests positive for coronavirus
• 1 person killed, another injured in overnight shooting in Kansas City, Kansas
• 1 person killed in 3-vehicle wreck on Little Blue Parkway in Independence
• Rain, thunderstorms threaten Kansas City area with slight severe weather risk
• Coronavirus turns KC road races into virtual events and charities feel the pinch
• Delivery driver returns to woman’s home, breaks in and demands sex, Missouri cops say
• 66,000 newly out of work in Missouri, Kansas as coronavirus shuts down U.S. economy
• SportsBeat KC: College hoops canceled, it’s transfer season at Wichita State, KSU, MU
• Opening day in limbo for Royals, Denny Matthews, but life’s about adjusting to pitches
• Safe? KC park is packed even as COVID-19 crisis pushes social distancing
• Two more from magic club meeting test positive for COVID-19 after JoCo man’s death
• At least 502 people in Missouri have tested positive for COVID-19, a 41% jump in one day
• Johnson County reports more coronavirus cases, total hits 50 with more young patients
• KC budget experts prep for ‘light recession’ from COVID-19. Some officials fear worse
• Ford to reopen Claycomo plant and others next month after shutting down for COVID-19
• Royals’ Merrifield: ‘It feels like I’ve been home forever’ during coronavirus delay