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April 28, 2020

• Clay County sheriff’s deputy accused of sexually assaulting jail inmate
• Her father-in-law brought home COVID-19 and died. Now KCK woman fights for her life
• 26 more Missourians die from COVID-19, more than 7,300 cases confirmed in the state
• Arson and child porn suspect uses stolen underwear to start fires, Wisconsin cops say
• Gov. Parson reports sharp decline in COVID-19 hospitalizations in Missouri
• In coronavirus crisis, KC Mayor Quinton Lucas proves our worry about him was mistaken
• KCFD and KCPD among biggest recipients of faulty masks under investigation in Missouri
• Kansas Democrats triple turnout after switch to mail-only presidential primary
• Kansas and Missouri face budget holes. Will their federal lawmakers fight for aid?
• Douglas County DA seeks re-election, faces opposition for first time in 16 years
• Former Gov. Greitens donates faulty batch of N95 masks to Missouri fire department
• NTSB: Lives could have been saved in Branson tragedy if Coast Guard followed guidance
• Kansas reports an additional 163 coronavirus cases and four more deaths
• KCPD touts effort reducing crime in select areas, but killings are up across the city
• Kansas City woman accused of killing a man with his car, attacking bystander
• Letters: Readers discuss a dose of humanity for NY from Kansas and paying our heroes
• Man in critical condition after motorcycle crash Tuesday morning in Olathe
• Strong storms likely in Kansas City area Tuesday afternoon, calm weather to follow
• Convenience store employee shot during attempted robbery in Kansas City, Kansas
• Six new coronavirus cases and one more death reported in Johnson County
• New cases of the coronavirus in the Kansas City metro area hold steady at 28
• COVID-19 news: Missouri governor unveils reopening plan with 7,171 cases reported
• Pedestrian injured by DUI suspect fleeing traffic stop in Kansas City early Tuesday
• Granddaughter beats her grandma with cane at 97th birthday party, Indiana cops say
• B-2 flyover to honor front-line workers in COVID-19 battle thrills people around KC
• KC restaurants: Where to go for carry-out, curbside, deals during the coronavirus ban
• From streaking to accents: Five hilarious moments in Dustin Colquitt’s Chiefs career
• Quarterback Patrick Mahomes picked the three favorite plays of his Chiefs’ career
• Chiefs bid farewell to Dustin Colquitt, whose legacy is so much more than punting
• Former Pro Bowl safety believes Eagles have fastest set of receivers in NFL
• ‘Chiefs Kingdom loves you.’ KC fans and media pay tribute to punter Dustin Colquitt
• Chiefs release Dustin Colquitt, who bids farewell to team, fans on social media accounts
• Patrick Mahomes offers Chiefs’ game-day experience that includes being drum leader
• SportsBeat KC: Putting a bow on Chiefs draft, and saying goodbye to Dustin Colquitt
• Kansas City Chiefs releasing QB Kyle Shurmur to clear roster space, source says
• KU must hand over un-aired documentary video, Miles practice footage in lawsuit: judge
• KU versus Creighton in Allen Fieldhouse is a dream matchup for Eudora’s Mitch Ballock
• The finest luxury of wealth isn’t a fancy car or home. It’s the ability to choose
• Crave home-grown tomatoes? Start with short, stocky transplants