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April 14, 2020

• COVID-19 news: Kansas City EMT dies of coronavirus; Zoo gets paycheck protection loan
• Kansas reports 50 new coronavirus cases, putting total at 1,426, with seven new deaths
• 4 KCPD officers, 4 civilian employees have coronavirus; additional precautions taken
• Should Missourians be required to wear face masks while grocery shopping?
• 4 more residents test positive for COVID-19 at Harrisonville nursing home. 3 have died.
• SportsBeat KC: Projecting how K-State, KU might fare when college football returns
• Chance of snow to follow warmer temperatures in Kansas City this week
• Johnson County health official: Early test results ‘good news’ in coronavirus fight
• Missouri’s Ashcroft to staff: ‘We need to be here’ in office during pandemic. He’s wrong
• ‘Splitting our costs.’ Not on list for federal virus aid, KC must coordinate with counties
• Kansas inmates charge in lawsuit that prison conditions put them at risk of COVID-19
• Nervous about pumping gas during the coronavirus pandemic? Hy-Vee will do it for you
• EMT with the Kansas City Fire Department dies of coronavirus
• Coronavirus death reported Tuesday in Wyandotte County
• More COVID-19 cases, deaths reported in KC area, but expert says curve is flattening
• Johnson County library worker suffered age discrimination and was fired, lawsuit says
• Tuesday’s temps to be 10 degrees below normal, but KC’s weather to warm up by weekend
• Youth sports tournaments are gone. The financial hit is a big one ... to all involved
• Letters: KC readers discuss the importance of handwashing and banks still cashing in
• Storms to bring rain to Kansas City metro later in week, snow to northern Missouri
• When college football returns, Big 12 should be loaded at quarterback
• Ex-KCPD officer who said he was shot on off-duty job charged with making false report
• Three inmates at Jackson County jail have contracted the coronavirus, sheriff says
• Missouri prison employee tests positive for the coronavirus
• Sports media companies feel a financial pinch with no games to cover during pandemic
• John Clayton sees two AFC West teams trading up in first round of NFL Draft
• Push to memorialize Chiefs hero Joe Delaney prompts national outpouring of generosity
• Justin Timberlake cites Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs’ Super Bowl comeback on ‘Hot Ones’
• Domestic violence calls jump 22 percent in Kansas City under stay-at-home orders
• Missouri has 19 new COVID-19 deaths, and almost 300 new positive cases
• JoCo hospital cites pandemic in closing. But its problems began long before COVID-19
• An agent breaks down who’s hurt, and helped, by looming changes to MLB’s 2020 draft
• Former manager Jim Frey, who led Royals to first World Series, dies at age 88
• Moving on from recruiting misses, let’s evaluate Mizzou basketball’s roster, and needs
• Mizzou basketball slips again in recruiting, this time in five-star Josh Christopher
• Ochai Agbaji announces decision to return to KU for junior season
• Dallas prep Ingram, who has lengthy list of schools, speaks with KU’s Self Monday
• Chain with Italian restaurants in Leawood, the Plaza, Zona Rosa files for bankruptcy
• Kansas City restaurants get into the grocery game to help survive COVID-19 shutdown
• ‘It hits close to home’: Kansas City EMT’s death from COVID-19 heightens anxiety
• Kansas distillery sued by Miami police and firefighters, allegedly misled investors
• Black chef at KU hospital endured ‘blatant discrimination’ and was fired: lawsuit