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April 30, 2020

• Lawsuit says Missouri meatpacking plant contributes to COVID-19 spread. Where’s the AG?
• All Lansing prisoners to be tested for COVID-19 after multiple asymptomatic positives
• COVID-19 update: Details leak for Kansas reopening; virus leaves prison short-staffed
• Commissioner wants transparency on how Clay County spends federal COVID-19 money
• Missouri Republicans push redistricting changes during session shortened by COVID-19
• Over some officials’ objections, Johnson County extends COVID-19 shutdown till May 11
• Retired Army Gen. Stanley McChrystal assisting Missouri Gov. Parson’s COVID-19 response
• Kansas City OKs $43M Northland soccer park despite possible budget fallout from COVID
• Wyandotte County sets May 11 goal for slowly relaxing coronavirus stay-at-home order
• Hankering for some takeout? You can get ‘Dragside Pickup’ at this Indiana restaurant
• More COVID-19 tests at Brighton Gardens in Prairie Village as cases, deaths increase
• NASCAR set to return to racing at two tracks. Kansas 400 still scheduled for May 31
• Man found shot and killed in parking lot of Kansas City apartment complex
• Letters: KC readers discuss left-wing strategy, Pence unmasked and health disparities
• Sunny weather in forecast heading into weekend in Kansas City; storms return Sunday
• Man sought after deadly shooting in Kansas City has been taken into custody
• Kansas City metro sees largest one-day jump in coronavirus cases with 104
• Time travelers? Old fluorescent light found in rarely visited part of Carlsbad Caverns
• Man shoots mail carrier because he was upset over stimulus check, Indiana officials say
• In troubled times, hope renews that Buck O’Neil could at long last join Hall of Fame
• Fox 4 will show a replay of Chiefs’ Super Bowl LIV win on Saturday
• Kansas congressman claims greater COVID-19 risk at Walmart than meatpacking plants
• With COVID-19 still a threat, can Kansas City and Missouri reopen the economy safely?
• Southwest, American, Delta and other airlines to require passengers wear face masks
• Chalk art showing up throughout Kansas City. The pros from Hallmark show how it’s done
• Chiefs cornerback Bashaud Breeland shares an excerpt from his new rap song
• Oddsmakers like Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s chances to win Offensive Rookie of Year award
• Chiefs share ‘Sights and Sounds’ video recap of Week 8 last-second win over Vikings
• Chiefs exercise fifth-year option on Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes, source says
• How Mizzou’s new football coach is making good on his pledge to keep best talent home
• Mizzou football, Drinkwitz earn massive commitment from four-star recruit Travion Ford
• SportsBeat KC: David Beaty’s message to KU is save the goodbyes, show me the buyout
• Best Big 12 basketball arenas: No. 1, 2 (and 10) separate themselves in final ranking
• KU’s Bill Self hopes name, image, likeness rule isn’t start of ‘Wild, Wild West’
• Brookside Poultry introduces sushi restaurant with a pop-up — and adds steak to menu
• Do you need ideas for a Mother’s Day like no other? Here are some meals and deals
• As Kansas looks to reopen, COVID-19 testing lags. But Kelly says help is on the way
• ‘A dangerous situation’: Lansing prison under stress, with 75 staff testing positive
• Second inmate from Kansas prison dies after testing positive for coronavirus