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March 12, 2021

• After release, Mitchell Schwartz thanks Chiefs fans, defends Patrick Mahomes’ contract
• Public must see the payout given to Overland Park cop who killed teen in his driveway
• ‘Forgiveness.’ Dad invites police who killed 17-year-old daughter to Nebraska funeral
• Kansas City Police: one dead in Friday shooting in Northland, department investigating
• Key witness in Lawrence murder case had been reported for sexual assault, DA says
• Kansas to replace about 600 COVID-19 vaccine doses that were mishandled in Lawrence
• Kansas City metro adds 180 cases, no deaths as weekly average ticks up
• Billboards showing suspect in 2020 homicide go live in Kansas City as FBI joins search
• SportsBeat KC: A cleansing week at KU, and K-State’s upbeat basketball vibes
• She brings needed versatility to KC women’s pro soccer team as Challenge cup approaches
• College football fans roast Cornhuskers amid report they want to drop Oklahoma game
• Lake of the Ozarks’ ‘only habitable island’ to be turned into 5-story condo complex
• Pfizer’s Kansas vaccine plant has persistent mold issues, long history of recalls
• After mass layoff gutted federal agency in Kansas City, push to restore jobs pays off
• Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo plans visit to Iowa to address conservatives
• Kansas City police officer charged in pepper spray incident during summer protests
• Mizzou’s late-season skid makes an NCAA Tournament run seem more about hope than faith
• Shawnee Mission Northwest and Miege girls win hoops semifinals, will play for titles
• Kearney junior Eli Ashcroft wrestles his way to a third consecutive state championship
• State wrestling: Pleasant Hill wins Class 2 title; Class 3 is Friday, Class 4 Saturday
• A guest on Sports Radio 810 in 2018 eerily predicted KU’s Les Miles-Jeff Long debacle
• Multiple rounds of storms expected to bring rain to Kansas City starting Friday
• Man found shot and killed in vehicle Thursday night in Kansas City
• Letters: KC readers talk fossil fuels in Independence, KU coaching, Plaza violation
• Kansas City Chiefs anticipate using Patrick Mahomes’ contract to get under salary cap
• Chiefs’ special teams core returns intact: Our final Kansas City positional analysis
• Mizzou enters $16 million settlement of suits over knee surgeries involving veterinarian
• Oklahoma State knocks out top seed Baylor, reaches Big 12 Tournament title game
• Royals’ Duffy, Merrifield reflect on playing through height of the COVID-19 pandemic
• KU basketball coach Bill Self ‘confident’ Jayhawks will compete in NCAA Tournament
• KU drops out of Big 12 Tournament because of positive COVID-19 test. NCAA tourney looms
• KU Jayhawks vs. Texas: Big 12 men’s tournament lineups, tipoff, TV, facts and figures
• Quick Scout: Why Jayhawks fans can take some comfort in this KU-Texas prediction
• Mizzou bounced from SEC Tournament by Arkansas as two Tigers foul out in second half
• Missouri Tigers vs. Arkansas Razorbacks in SEC Tournament: Prediction, time, TV, line
• Nearly 600 COVID-19 vaccine doses lost through freezing error at Kansas hospital
• Coming to Westport: Asian restaurant offering dumplings, ramen, Taiwanese street food
• Smoked corned beef, Irish coffee: Where to get St. Pat’s Day specials in Kansas City