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April 2, 2020

• Rex Hudler is missing more than baseball these days
• Rain, falling temperatures, frost likely as cold front passes through Kansas City
• NBA players who recovered from COVID-19 will help with experimental treatment
• Letters: KC readers discuss guns and booze, Parson’s inaction and lazy non-workers
• Is golf essential? How about beauty supplies? Stay-at-home rules still fuzzy in KC area
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson suspends concealed carry late penalties, defends no stay at home order
• Late on your water bill? Kansas City won’t penalize you during coronavirus pandemic
• Advocates warn of ‘dire’ consequences, call for release of KS inmates due to COVID-19
• Roy Blunt asks FDA to relax alcohol rules on distillers making hand sanitizer
• Missouri coronavirus cases exceed 1,800. Death is reported in Kansas City
• Overland Park police ask for public’s help after body found on Interstate 435
• 1,005 crimes were reported in Kansas City in one week. How many were in your area?
• During pandemic, more people are out exercising. These rules help keep everyone safe
• Motorcyclist dies from injuries after crash in Kansas City, Kansas
• Scattered showers in Thursday forecast for KC. More rain expected Friday
• Jackson County reverses, says KC area Bass Pro can stay open to sell guns and ammo
• ‘This news is disappointing’: KU, MU, UMKC postpone spring graduations amid COVID-19
• Defensive end who left Broncos is thrilled he won’t face Patrick Mahomes twice a year
• Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill thumped a displeased Tyrann Mathieu in Madden 2020 tournament
• Jobless claims double in Kansas, Missouri as nearly 160,000 lost work last week
• Former Mizzou, Raytown High star Aldon Smith expected to sign with Dallas Cowboys
• ‘Frightening’: Kansas City nurses protest lack of gear to protect against coronavirus
• Kansas City to spend $80,000 to isolate homeless COVID-19 patients in a hotel
• Man, 18, dies after shooting on 39th Street in KCMO, marking city’s 42nd homicide
• COVID-19 news: Kansas reports 13 coronavirus deaths, area unemployment numbers double
• Kansas exceeds 550 coronavirus cases found so far, with 13 deaths and low test rates
• Johnson County reports 4th coronavirus related death, 11th in Kansas
• Amid calls for Missouri order, some say problem is bigger than limited testing shows
• Kansas City’s first COVID-19 death is reported after a woman in her 70s died Thursday
• Building home gyms, FaceTiming trainers part of staying ready for Chiefs’ newcomers
• Andy Reid working from his basement? How the Chiefs are operating during COVID-19
• Communicating about finances might be tough, but it’s key to relationships
• Training in isolation not easy for Royals. But with special approach, they’re doing it
• SportsBeat KC: No Opening Day at the K, but let’s enjoy some baseball talk anyway
• Beaty’s lawyers plan to subpoena NCAA for documents on Self, KU basketball investigation
• Long pressed on NCAA violations under Beaty, Miles in deposition; KU pushes back
• Jayhawks’ Udoka Azubuike one of five finalists for John R. Wooden Award
• Mizzou football’s breaking in a new coach and scheme. COVID-19 makes that a challenge
• Asian pop-up concept featuring KC chefs, different cuisines to make its debut in Waldo