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March 11, 2021

• After season-ending injury, Dallas’ Dak Prescott looked to Alex Smith for inspiration
• ‘Black Farmer Jane’ set out to bring healthy, affordable food to KC’s urban core
• Outside firm’s review confirms harassment claims at Kansas City’s Boulevard Brewing
• What’s being said locally and nationally about Chiefs releasing Fisher and Schwartz
• Finally, Missouri moves on abusive ‘reform school,’ but don’t credit AG Eric Schmitt
• Missouri sets Arrowhead Stadium as site for two-day ‘mega vaccination’ next week
• Kansas City lawmaker slams Missouri House colleague for use of term ‘Chinese virus’
• Missouri House, reacting to COVID orders, limits power of local health departments
• The NCAA has taken aim at urology clinic’s trademarked term about vasectomies
• Teacher convicted of pouring liquid nitrogen on student’s groin, Illinois officials say
• Crystal ball starts house fire that causes $250,000 in damage, Wisconsin officials say
• Head-on crash on Noland Road in southeast KC leaves one dead, one critically injured
• Kansas City metro’s 7-day COVID average below 100 again as area adds nearly 150 cases
• Vaccine shirt? People are busting out this trendy top to go get vaccinated for COVID
• Woman found dead, man critically injured in Blue Springs home, police say
• Death of 4-month-old found not breathing ruled a homicide, Kansas City police say
• ‘Soak up that sunshine’ Kansas City, see rounds of storms with heavy rain coming
• ‘Not a slush fund’ — KC can’t go on a spending spree with federal COVID-19 relief
• ‘True to the craft.’ Authentic BBQ faves have kept Jazzy B’s afloat during pandemic
• Letters: KC readers discuss minimum wage, Liberty Confederate monuments and vaccines
• Overnight storms hit Wednesday, more to come this weekend in KC metro
• Melinda Henneberger, Mará Rose Williams promoted to new roles on Star editorial board
• Every Johnson County teacher who wanted a COVID shot has gotten one, officials say
• Kansas City police investigating homicide after woman found fatally shot in street
• Dayton Moore’s son and other KC stars help Arkansas baseball reach No. 1 in nation
• Negro Leagues Baseball Museum partners with Hy-Vee to host COVID-19 vaccine clinic
• BV North withstands 29-point 4th quarter by Lawrence’s Mayo to reach state-title game
• On The Vine: Your mere existence is miraculous
• Rideshare driver asks passengers to not eat in SUV — then they attack, Illinois cops say
• Kansas City Chiefs release tackles Fisher, Schwartz in move to clear salary-cap space
• Salvy’s slam lifts Kansas City Royals to another Cactus League victory
• SportsBeat KC: The Royals’ pleasant dilemma of promising prospect Bobby Witt Jr.
• SportsBeat Live: We discuss Bobby Witt Jr.’s hot start and what the Royals should do
• Royals offensive weapons Whit Merrifield, Jorge Soler welcome return of in-game video
• Royals’ Sebastian Rivero opens up about tearful moment when he made the 40-man roster
• Royals’ Jorge Soler shows off powerful swing in Cactus League win against the Reds
• Missouri Tigers men’s basketball vs. Georgia in SEC tourney: prediction, TV, bet line
• KU Jayhawks name interim football coach. Many players lobbied for him previous day
• Quick Scout: Why KU basketball’s next opponent Oklahoma is an advanced stats outlier
• KU Jayhawks vs. Oklahoma Sooners: Big 12 men’s tournament lineups, tipoff time, TV
• Two Plaza coffee shops are getting their third owner: A popular Crossroads company
• Multiple health code violations for Kansas City area Latino, Chinese, fast-food spots
• Big 12 Tournament, pandemic version: Here’s how it looked and sounded on opening night
• Iowa State spiral ends in Big 12 tourney loss to Oklahoma. Time for coaching change?