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March 27, 2020

• SportsBeat KC: College football and COVID-19. Can they avoid each other?
• ‘Today’ host Hoda Cotb sheds a tear after Drew Brees interview about COVID-19 donation
• Severe weather threat will hit Kansas City region Friday night into Saturday morning
• Trump calls it a ‘game-changer’ COVID-19 fix. Now lupus patients can’t get their drug
• Thunderstorms, hail possible early Friday in KC. Another chance for severe storms later
• Attorney General William Barr has earned his unprecedented bipartisan scrutiny
• Letters: KC readers discuss world population, banned workouts and COVID-19’s aftermath
• The paradox of social distancing: a necessity with perils of its own to be navigated
• Criminal citations and fines: Johnson County prepares to enforce coronavirus orders
• Missouri lawmakers may return in early April, with health safeguards
• Kansas health officials advise 14 days quarantine for travelers to Colorado, Louisiana
• Kansas City adds 19 coronavirus cases for total of 77, health department announces
• Two months out, Boys State Kansas cancels over coronavirus concerns
• Is KC too small? City may not make the cut for coronavirus aid in stimulus bill
• Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley wants to investigate coronavirus cover-up? Yes, please
• Death of fourth resident of Springfield assisted living facility linked to COVID-19
• Fans managed to roast the Astros during MLB’s ‘Opening Day At Home’ rebroadcast
• Coronavirus anxiety: Watch these mental health warning signs, Kansas City experts say
• Despite possible economic fallout from COVID-19, KC Council approves budget increase
• President OKs Missouri’s request for federal disaster declaration, governor announces
• NFL Network producer on COVID-19 battle, why number of reported cases is unreliable
• Kansas’ fourth coronavirus death reported in Wyandotte County on Friday morning
• Former NBA player wants league to return in empty arenas as a coronavirus distraction
• Woman charged in man’s shooting death outside KCPD station. Three kids were in the car
• What is college like in a COVID-19 world? Hamsters, pajamas, uncertainty ... and hope
• Number of coronavirus cases continues to rise in Johnson, Wyandotte counties
• Two Kansas City hotels lay off nearly 300 workers after closing because of pandemic
• With world at coronavirus standstill, some sports images from a well-traveled iPhone
• NFL Network researcher projects what Chris Jones extension might look like for Chiefs
• Jackson County jail releases 80 inmates as threat of coronavirus looms
• Coronavirus hits MO nursing home run by company linked to deaths in Kansas, Washington
• Can Bass Pro stay open amid pandemic? Johnson County says yes, Jackson County says no
• COVID-19 may trap victims home with their abusers. KC area groups are still helping
• Johnson County moves all court hearings, including emergencies, to video or phone
• Missouri has 670 coronavirus cases, a 25% increase in one day. At least 9 deaths reported
• Parson activates Missouri National Guard to help train, coordinate efforts in pandemic
• Jackson County legislators cut in half Frank White’s $10 million coronavirus aid plan
• Former Chiefs starting linebacker Ragland agrees to terms with Lions, source says
• A coronavirus shutdown won’t stop Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes from working to improve
• Bill Self reflects on 28-3 Kansas Jayhawks basketball team: ‘They carried their coach’
• Mizzou basketball in mix as top-six school for graduate transfer Justin Turner