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April 7, 2020

• Armed intruders wearing masks break into Kansas City home, leading to 7-hour standoff
• Two Missouri natives, including Carl Edwards, make NASCAR Hall of Fame’s 2021 ballot
• Kansas City man charged in Sunday morning shooting that left one dead
• Letters: KC readers discuss ‘mainstream media’ label, COVID-19 testing and haircuts
• Suspect in Kansas City woman’s 2018 shooting death is seen on surveillance video
• The Star is your source for coronavirus updates, information. Here’s how you can help
• Missouri inmate says he was fired from prison job for speaking out about coronavirus
• KC transit agency cuts bus service, part-time drivers due to stay-at-home order
• Buy a funeral plan if you won’t stay home in pandemic, Oklahoma sheriff says
• Gov. Kelly had to limit worship services with COVID-19 cases coming from Kansas church events
• Overland Park right to delay opening of farmers market during coronavirus pandemic
• Crash on I-35 in Johnson County Monday night leaves man hospitalized
• For recovering alcoholics and addicts, video meetings are a lifeline during pandemic
• Kansas City may see a record high temperature for the day before cold and rain arrive
• Lee’s Summit Chamber of Commerce gets creative with online ideas as COVID-19 endures
• Kansas City to get blast of warm air Tuesday, followed by a cold front Wednesday
• Health centers in Kansas and Missouri approved for millions in federal coronavirus aid
• Critical blood need continues in Kansas City; FDA revises LGBT men donors policy
• Johnson County gets first shipment of COVID-19 kits. Here’s who’s eligible for a test
• ‘Half-hearted effort’: Experts say Missouri governor’s stay-at-home order too porous
• Host of former ‘Afentra’s Big Fat Morning Buzz’ on KRBZ sues for discrimination
• OSU’s Gundy wants to get back to work by May 1 ... with players to follow soon after
• West Virginia coach Bob Huggins has a plan for playing the 2020 NCAA Tournament
• COVID-19 news: 4 new Wyandotte County deaths, nursing home has largest outbreak in KS
• Copying the Falcons? No creamsicle? Buccaneers’ new uniforms get a mixed reaction
• Your money, your blood, your time: How to help Kansas City during COVID-19 crisis
• These 12 mock NFL Drafts show little commonality in who the Chiefs might pick
• Chiefs’ Mitchell Schwartz on the ‘big challenge’ of protecting Patrick Mahomes
• Kansas City schools suspend free meal program after workers contract coronavirus
• Wyandotte County confirms four more deaths from coronavirus, Johnson County adds two
• Coronavirus death connected to Kansas City, Kansas church conference in March
• Four residents of Kansas City, Kansas, rehab facility die after testing for COVID-19
• Missouri sees number of COVID-19 deaths jump to 53; another 315 new cases reported
• COVID-19 cases across KC metro exceed ​850 Tuesday; new deaths reported
• Kansas officials report 55 new COVID-19 cases, 2 more deaths Tuesday
• No Easter Sunday: Gov. Kelly limits church and funerals to maximum of 10 people
• Federal public defenders in Kansas want some inmates released to avoid coronavirus
• In Kansas City, coronavirus is hitting black residents in the Third District hardest
• After many complaints and COVID-19 concerns, Overland Park postpones farmers market
• Eight Kansas prison inmates, 7 staff positive for coronavirus amid outbreak warnings
• Missouri inmate, a man from the Kansas City area, dies from the coronavirus
• What happened to the old John Taylor store on Main Street? KCQ picks up the answer
• Chiefs, KC Roos’ Ericka Mattingly and KCPD are Sports Commission award-winners
• Self, KU Jayhawks offer scholarship to Arkansas high school sophomore forward Pinion
• Dayton’s Obi Toppin wins Wooden Award. KU’s Udoka Azubuike was a finalist
• Royals’ Mike Matheny ‘excited’ about prospect of possibly getting back on field soon
• Royals, Chiefs, Sporting KC ‘Light It Blue’ for healthcare pros and essential workers
• MLB says it has no firm plan to start season next month in Arizona, despite report
• SportsBeat KC: Door revolves for K-State hoops roster, opens belatedly for Eddie Sutton
• Having trouble keeping kids amused while they’re out of school? Some low-cost options
• Mizzou basketball’s Cuonzo Martin Zooming his way through pandemic-prompted challenges
• Love container gardens? Don’t be stingy with these essential ingredients
• Bring the buffet home: Here’s a list of Easter family take-out in the Kansas City metro
• South Plaza restaurant will not reopen: ‘This has been a very difficult time for us’