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March 15, 2021

• Actual Jesse James photos are rare, and KCQ ran one that doesn’t pass muster
• NFL Network analyst explains why Chiefs can successfully rebuild offensive line
• This is what national writers are saying about KU ahead of 2021 NCAA Tournament
• Here is what national media is saying about Mizzou ahead of 2021 NCAA Tournament
• Key stats and highlights for new Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Joe Thuney
• On to state! Staley, Liberty make it to the hoops final fours. See who else advanced
• Kansas expanding COVID vaccine eligibility next week. 600,000 people will qualify
• Problem prosecutor Terra Morehead can’t send innocent Kansans to prison anymore
• ‘Looked like a dust devil’: Tornado damages several homes in southern Johnson County
• Slim chance for a tornado as strong to severe storms roll through the Kansas City area
• Thunderstorms, possible hail could affect after school activities, KC commute
• 58-year-old KCK woman ID’d as ‘good Samaritan’ killed while helping crash victim
• 2-year-old girl is safe after Amber Alert issued in St. Joseph, Missouri, police say
• ‘Things quieting down’: Severe weather threats clear KC metro, but more rain to come
• Tornado warnings: NWS advising some Jackson County residents to be on alert
• Tornado reported south of Overland Park as thunderstorms roll into Kansas City metro
• Need a COVID test in Missouri? Worlds of Fun and Kansas City Zoo will play host
• ‘Bathroom bills 2.0’: Missouri youth push back on bills banning transgender sports, medicine
• Kansas lawmakers shouldn’t force businesses to hire unvaccinated workers
• ‘This guy could actually kill me.’ How Kansas law still lets domestic abusers have guns
• Kansas City metro adds more than 140 COVID cases as rolling average continues rise
• Man seriously wounded in shooting at KC club; police find more than 100 shell casings
• Royals players on Twitter gush over Bobby Witt, Jr.: ‘He’s a freak!’
• Kansas GOP targets low-performing schools in fight for in-person learning. Dems push back
• Kansas lawmakers consider bill allowing counties to ignore state vaccine priorities
• Kansas City Chiefs make big splash, agree to deal with All-Pro offensive lineman
• KC Chiefs gain more cap space by restructuring contracts for Chris Jones, Travis Kelce
• Vaccines allow KC employers to bring workers back. But the office may never be the same
• Game times, TV channels, schedule and results for men’s NCAA Tournament games
• Missouri State Bears are No. 5 seed in women’s NCAA Tournament field led by Stanford
• Duffy deals, Starling homers as Royals roll to fifth straight spring training victory
• Bobby Witt Jr. turns in another electrifying performance in a Royals’ spring win
• Sidearm pitcher Brad Brach hoping for a career renaissance with Kansas City Royals
• KU Jayhawks arrive in Indianapolis for NCAAs without Wilson, McCormack, Enaruna
• SportsBeat KC: Jayhawks are in the NCAA Tournament. So who’s available and who isn’t?
• Eastern Washington, KU’s first-round foe in NCAAs, won a big game in Indiana in 2014