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April 3, 2020

• John Sherman, Royals players record public service announcement about coronavirus
• Despite coronavirus, Missouri lawmakers will reconvene. Anyone heard of videoconferences?
• ‘Stay at home, Missouri’: Gov. Parson takes small step forward with coronavirus order
• Adaptability has been crucial to Reid’s success with Chiefs. It’s serving him well now
• COVID-19 update: Three more dead in JoCo, Missouri remains without stay at home order
• Should stores ban kids during coronavirus pandemic? A home improvement chain just did
• New date set for annual Watson Challenge golf tournament in Kansas City
• Three charged with assaulting, robbing woman in a cemetery
• ‘Never seen anything like it.’ Former nurse treated in coronavirus wing describes stay
• Cold, rainy weather expected Friday in the Kansas City area
• They said my coronavirus mask was overkill. That mistake cost us time and could cost lives
• Why did Kansas officials threaten opponents of jail expansion with a $3 million bond?
• Calm before COVID-19 storm? Inside a Kansas City hospital preparing for ‘The Surge’
• Expect cold rain most of the day in Kansas City as temperatures drop near freezing
• Was body of missing Missouri woman dumped in river? Family seeks $500,000 for search
• Second coronavirus death reported in Kansas City: a man in his 90s
• Coronavirus delays high school graduation in Kansas City area to end of May — or July
• After five baby goats were born Monday, the Kansas City Zoo wants help naming three
• If KC’s stimulus funds have to come through Jackson County executive Frank White, uh-oh
• Coronavirus is gutting Kansas City’s hotel and convention industry
• Coronavirus in Kansas City: Here’s where to get help and answers to your questions
• Got weekend plans? Here are 10 KC theaters, musicians and more offering virtual fun
• Chiefs fans thrilled and sort of stunned about Sammy Watkins’ return
• Artist draws Arrowhead Stadium using names of every Chiefs player in team history
• Three more people die from coronavirus in Johnson County, officials say Friday
• Two workers at Children’s Mercy construction site test positive for the coronavirus
• Kansas reaches 620 confirmed coronavirus cases so far, with 17 deaths
• A third person died in Jackson County from coronavirus, health officials said
• Missouri Gov. Parson reverses course, issues stay-at-home order to combat COVID-19
• Three more men charged in February shooting that killed 1, injured 4 in Westport
• KU medical students to graduate early to help rural Kansas fight coronavirus pandemic
• Leavenworth reports its first COVID-19 death, a woman in her 50s
• Of 10 states without stay-at-home orders, Missouri has most confirmed COVID-19 cases
• Chiefs agree to terms with tight end Ricky Seals-Jones, sources say
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Chiefs’ signing of Sammy Watkins kicks off #RunItBackTour
• Chiefs bring back wide receiver Sammy Watkins from Super Bowl championship team
• A friendly face in Chiefs’ locker room will help this new cornerback adapt to playbook
• These 2 traits make new Chiefs lineman Remmers intriguing piece of Mahomes’ protection
• ‘Such an emotional experience’: KC book club moved by memoir of rape and forgiveness
• It should be Final Four weekend. In a normal year, would KU have clipped the nets?
• Obi Toppin of Dayton wins Citizen Naismith Trophy; KU’s Azubuike was a finalist
• Mizzou AD Jim Sterk on MU’s budget, spring sports athletes and postseason bans