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March 30, 2020

• Missouri should follow Kansas out of electoral Dark Ages with ranked-choice voting
• ‘Very disturbing.’ Man who claims to have COVID-19 kisses police car, Michigan cops say
• Kansas health officials confirm another Life Care Center coronavirus outbreak
• Letter to the editor: COVID-19 makes it even more important to mail in ballots
• Storm system to move into Kansas City area Monday night, after a sunny day
• Kansas City’s Alissia Canady plans to run for Missouri lieutenant governor
• ‘We’re behind them’: KC residents take to balconies to applaud health care workers
• Sen. Pat Roberts: Kansans, Americans will make it through coronavirus with CARES Act
• COVID-19 update: Restaurant staff yearn for work; Kansas disaster request approved
• Coronavirus efforts a collectivist plot? Missouri senator is dangerously short on facts
• Businessman Bob Hamilton joins crowded field running to replace Pat Roberts in Kansas
• Coronavirus shuts Kansas City restaurants, leaving staff unemployed, yearning for work
• One killed, one critically injured in Kansas City, Kansas, car crash Sunday night
• Kansas City’s coronavirus quandary: Is it time for everyone to wear masks?
• NCAA grants additional eligibility for spring sports athletes, but not winter athletes
• Man shot to death overnight during disturbance in Kansas City home
• Tonganoxie and Raytown schools stop lunch programs after workers catch coronavirus
• Kansas reports eight COVID-19 related deaths as number of new cases continues to grow
• Back to school, at home: How Kansas City parents, teachers make it work amid COVID-19
• With over 100 coronavirus cases, Johnson County approves $400,000 for tests
• How’s Missouri doing with social distancing? Not so great, according to tracking data
• Missouri hospitals on the financial brink now face coronavirus, Medicaid changes
• Fire and smoke from Kansas Flint Hills burning shows up on weather radar, satellite
• NFL Network’s Rich Eisen offers look at what a virtual draft could look like
• Almost three-fourths of small KC businesses worry about meeting financial obligations
• Kansas City cites 200 businesses violating Mayor Lucas’ coronavirus orders
• Mizzou fan superbly pairs football hype video with ‘Tiger King’ star Joe Exotic’s song
• Classic Chiefs game and a KU basketball tripleheader are on TV schedule this week
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce will compete in Post Malone’s virtual beer pong tournament
• Missouri has 3 times as many positive coronavirus tests as Kansas. What does it mean?
• Jackson Co. legislators OK $4.5M coronavirus aid to Truman Medical, talk tax relief
• Missouri surpasses 1,000 COVID-19 cases, reports another death related to the disease
• More test positive for coronavirus in Johnson County, bringing total to 116
• Jackson County orders Bass Pro Shops to close Kansas City area store during pandemic
• Cameroon big man Franck Kepnang says he’s been offered scholarship by KU
• Udoka Azubuike named defensive player of the year by NABC
• Kansas grocery stores, sushi restaurants and a pizza chain had multiple code violations