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April 13, 2020

• Kansas, Missouri manufacturers step up to enlist in COVID-19 fight but face red tape
• ‘Magnitude of code violations’ may close Kansas City’s Barney Allis garage downtown
• Is it wrong to delay raises to Overland Park first responders amid COVID-19 outbreak?
• Kansas reports 39 more coronavirus cases, bringing total to 1,376, and six new deaths
• Hall of Famer Cal Ripken, Jr., gives Twitter shout-out to Royals’ Whit Merrifield
• After Lansing ‘mayhem’ amid COVID-19, will Kansas leave vulnerable prisoners there?
• Johnson County spends $285K on COVID-19 gear for first responders, health workers
• Despite tweets, Missouri Gov. Parson says Trump’s ‘well aware’ of states’ authority
• Kansas City area discusses extending COVID-19 shutdown up to 3 more weeks, mayor says
• COVID-19: Four new deaths, five more cases reported in Wyandotte County
• KC police: Woman’s death no longer considered homicide, pending further investigation
• KC man charged in killing of 18-year-old; suspect searched stand-your-ground laws
• African Americans at risk for coronavirus. Why won’t Jackson County release race data?
• Abortion opponents’ newest weapon in the battle to shut down clinics? Coronavirus
• Overland Park man charged with murder in fatal shooting near Johnson County library
• Suspicious death of a man found in Riverside is being investigated as a homicide
• Cocaine dealer’s feed mill, corn, cows, farmland and equipment seized, Ohio cops say
• Kansas City school whistleblower sues district, says he was forced out of his job
• COVID-19 updates: KC metro shutdown orders could be extended; Moms-to-be face anxiety
• Kansas moves 113 inmates to Lansing prison after Wichita facility sees COVID-19 case
• Four more Missourians die from COVID-19 as number of cases continue to grow
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce says Patrick Mahomes needs to work on his ‘awkward’ juke move
• Indianapolis Colts unveil a new secondary logo that’s a nod to home state
• Farmers markets know how to keep customers safe. Overland Park’s should open
• Letter to the editor: It’s hard to say final farewells to my old friend, Sprint
• Kansas City area nonprofits will receive $2.6 million from COVID-19 recovery fund
• Third Cass County nursing home resident dies from coronavirus; 10 still in isolation
• Doctor says Chiefs’ Super Bowl win likely saved lives during COVID-19 pandemic
• Former scout explains why Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes would thrive with any NFL team
• Kansas City metro sees more than 50 new coronavirus cases Monday, four more deaths
• SportsBeat KC: Won’t be many new faces for the Chiefs this fall. Is that a good thing?
• Before signing with the Chiefs, Ricky Seals-Jones was swayed by a former KC player
• Mizzou basketball misses on Turner, still awaiting decision from five-star recruit
• KU’s Dotson declares for NBA Draft, will pursue ‘lifelong goal of being NBA player’
• Sophomore basketball standouts Ford, Anderson offered scholarships by KU hoops
• Inside MLB’s hiatus with KC’s Alex Gordon: Royals outfielder riffs on possible return
• ‘Is it effective?’ KU Med needs health care workers to try taking coronavirus drug
• Pregnant in a pandemic: Kansas City area moms-to-be have no visitors, lots of anxiety
• KU settles suit alleging med center worker was fired for reporting age discrimination
• From location to fertilization, 5 tips for growing bountiful vegetables in containers
• City Market restaurant can’t survive on delivery orders, closes with a ‘heavy heart’