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April 15, 2020

• KC-area clinic offers cheap, fast coronavirus testing, but experts warn against it
• Is a Tesla factory coming to Missouri? Maybe, if this city gets its way
• FBI records detail Cass County man’s plot to bomb hospital, ‘kick start a revolution’
• Cold rain in Kansas City, snow in northern Missouri as storms move through region
• Shawnee Mission elementary school teacher charged with child sex crime
• Your Kansas City virtual entertainment planner: A good cause and some live music
• Rolling gun battle between two tow truck drivers in Kansas City leaves one wounded
• Fishing report: Cold front may have delayed crappie spawn, but it’s close at hand now
• A fourth Pitt State graduate will be joining ranks of NFL officials in 2020 season
• Kansas Dem Bollier raises more than $2 million in three months; Hamilton self-funds
• COVID-19’s financial toll on Kansas and Missouri colleges: ‘It will be significant’
• State COMBAT audit hits Jackson County for bad real estate deal and loose oversight
• Are Missouri Gov. Parson and Kansas Gov. Kelly willing to team up to reopen the economy?
• One more COVID-19 death in Wyandotte County reported with more than a dozen new cases
• 14 more COVID-19 deaths reported in Missouri as new cases jump by more than 200
• COVID-19 news: Kansas reports 7 more deaths; colleges in region take financial hit
• Overland Park council member, who often pushed against the status quo, steps down
• Does COVID-19 mean more Missourians should vote absentee? Gov. Parson says no
• AMC Theatres in peril amid coronavirus fears. Will KC go back to the movies?
• Does feeding KC-area schoolchildren put cafeteria workers at risk for coronavirus?
• These Johnson County ZIP codes have the most coronavirus cases, new data show
• Missouri auditor investigates source of faulty masks given to first responders
• Shawnee Mission district fights state decision voiding 3-year teacher union contract
• Kansas Democrats’ mail-in ballots protect voters. It’s clear why the GOP fights them
• Former Bishop Miege hoops star Robinson-Earl decides NBA can wait, returns to Villanova
• Letters: Readers discuss Leonard Pitts Jr.’s wrong focus, Trump’s briefings and masks
• Browns unveil new uniforms and NFL fans aren’t sure exactly what’s changed
• Royals’ 2014 playoff games to be aired on Fox Sports KC; KCTV-5 to show Chiefs game
• Chiefs are favored in all but two of their 2020 games in early odds from bookmaker
• Raiders reportedly have backup plans if new stadium is not ready for start of season
• Sixty-one new coronavirus cases and six more deaths reported in Kansas City area
• Three more residents of Riverbend nursing facility die of COVID-19, cases jump to 116
• After Electric Park, KCQ checks out Coney Island-like competitor across state line
• Chiefs Mock 3.0: Draft fast approaching, we’re sticking with a linebacker at No. 32.
• Despite neighbors’ outcry, Kansas City Council members advance Waddell & Reed plan
• National health advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci says he sees a path to baseball’s return
• Royals’ Nick Heath understands huge cultural footsteps left by Jackie Robinson
• Marcus Garrett puts pro ball, NBA Draft on hold, returns to Kansas for senior season
• KU Q&A: A lineup prediction, assistants’ gameday duties and Garrett for Big 12 POY?
• Beaty offered job by Texas coach Tom Herman before KU AD phone call: deposition
• Soon to turn 80, former Kansas coach Larry Brown leads active life during pandemic
• In SEC, blending new coaches and quarterbacks was tough enough. Then the virus hit
• Barreling toward summer of unknowns, debut season for Mizzou’s Drinkwitz on hold
• SportsBeat KC: Navigating football through a shutdown with a new coach at Mizzou
• KC’s Boulevardia ‘craft beer and music’ festival canceled due to COVID-19 concerns