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April 20, 2020

• Seven years ago, the Royals had to shelter in place for a reason different than today
• Fans really hate the stripes on Patriots’ new uniforms: ‘Looks like a JV team’
• Third Kansas corrections center has COVID-19 case with positive test at Topeka prison
• Blue Springs police investigate homicide after man found dead in Walmart parking lot
• One more COVID-19 death reported in Missouri as state sees 140 new confirmed cases
• Small gathering of protesters in KC say it’s time to ease stay-at-home orders
• Postal Service collapse could devastate seniors, small businesses and rural areas
• Man wanted on charges he fatally shot father of girlfriend’s children in Kansas City
• After saying ample COVID tests ‘months away,’ Parson optimistic on Missouri’s May 4 goal
• On masks and more, what Missouri Gov. Mike Parson says about COVID-19 is just not true
• With protests looming, will Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly move quickly to reopen the economy?
• ‘We need him to protect us’: Tenants line up on I-70, ask for Missouri governor’s help
• Violent crime still causing more deaths in KC than coronavirus. How is that possible?
• Seven more people have died of COVID-19 in the KC metro. All were in Wyandotte County
• New numbers show 24 Riverbend residents have died in Kansas’ largest COVID outbreak
• 137 new COVID-19 cases confirmed in Kansas as statewide total nears 2,000
• COVID-19 news: New cases reported in Johnson, Wyandotte counties; Church service held
• After outcry, new fed rules say nursing homes must tell families, CDC of COVID cases
• This Facebook map shows where Missouri residents are most reporting COVID-19 symptoms
• 971 crimes were reported in Kansas City in one week. How many were in your area?
• State Farm used old ‘SportsCenter’ clip and CGI for a funny ‘Last Dance’ commercial
• Warrant issued for KC man who told police he fatally shot woman stealing his car
• One more COVID-19 death, five new virus cases reported in Wyandotte County
• Several different days of rain likely in Kansas City as highs warm into 60s, 70s
• Retired pastor fatally struck by car in KC remembered for his commitment to justice
• Nine more COVID-19 cases reported in Johnson County but no new deaths
• Letter to the editor: Veterans continue to volunteer for their community
• Peter King’s mock draft includes ‘craziest rumor’ about potential Chiefs trade
• NFL fan envisions a Chiefs-specific Madden controller. Push a button and run Wasp.
• Mourning and celebrating Chiefs’ Pellom McDaniels, a ‘force of nature’ with caring soul
• Draft preview: Chiefs will still look at offense. Here are prospects they might target
• ‘One of the good guys.’ Former Chiefs defensive lineman Pellom McDaniels dies at 52
• SportsBeat KC: How Chiefs found prime draft position, and remembering Pellom McDaniels
• NFL Draft is being conducted from homes, but that doesn’t mean KC can’t tailgate
• ‘Work like every sample has the virus’: Kansas professors help with COVID-19 tests
• ‘I wouldn’t put anyone through this,’ says daughter of Johnson County COVID-19 victim
• How to support each other in times of need
• Friends forever: Evansville’s Sam Cunliffe visited KU pals in Lawrence last month
• Missouri Tigers defensive lineman Antar Thompson arrested, suspended indefinitely
• KC’s Webster House won’t reopen: ‘It is with a heavy heart that this decision was made’
• Vegetable are quite at home in the landscape