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March 17, 2021

• The Chiefs made hilarious SpongeBob/Mahomes mashup video for St. Patrick’s Day
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce says Super Bowl LV loss left ‘a sour taste in my mouth’
• This Kansas City area CEO’s career takes her on journey from burn nurse to phone medic
• Is Kansas Republican arrested for DUI, attempting to flee getting special treatment?
• Olathe police, mom ask for public help finding 16-year-old missing since early March
• Gene Suellentrop’s political monkey wrench in Kansas, and KC marks a year of COVID-19
• ‘I don’t want to get my head chopped off,’ pilot tells cops during drug bust, feds say
• Kansas lawmakers pass bill to limit governor’s authority, extend emergency declaration
• ‘Unfortunately there’s a slight uptick’: KC metro adds nearly 170 new COVID-19 cases
• Yes, it’s going to snow in Kansas City. Here’s what to expect in winter weather blast
• Driver dies after crash with large SUV in Kansas City; two teens taken to the hospital
• Lottery player won $1 million on Kansas ticket — but didn’t realize it for 2 months
• ‘They about hit me’: Audio details Kansas Senate GOP leader’s alleged wrong-way chase
• Veterans push Kansas for medical marijuana to treat chronic pain, PTSD from active duty
• KC area lawmakers divided on border as DHS secretary predicts 20-year high in migration
• Homicide investigation underway after KC firefighters find body while battling blaze
• Kansas, you are out of excuses. COVID relief would pay for expanding Medicaid
• Johnson County development under fire as Kansas lawmakers weigh expanding STAR bonds
• Kansas Senate GOP leader turns over some duties after arrest, regrets the ‘distraction’
• Letters: KC readers discuss Iraq War, Platte County health and unvaccinated workers
• No, school choice would not defund public schools in Missouri
• ‘Big rainmaker’: Kansas City metro expected to see rain, maybe snow this week
• Thunderstorms blow through Kansas City bringing heavy rains, minor snow accumulations
• Man thinking he was meeting online date finds violent setup at Wisconsin farm, cops say
• Homicide investigation underway following fatal shooting outside Independence QuikTrip
• Court documents: Northland man accused of murder in shooting that killed 1
• Kansas City events: World’s best bull riders to compete at T-Mobile Center
• Circle of Hope owners ‘firmly assert their innocence,’ want lower bond in abuse case
• After DUI arrest and SUV police pursuit, Kansas Sen. Suellentrop must resign now
• A historic Kansas City church beloved by Disney family is coming down stone by stone
• Danny Duffy donates $1 million to help his former high school baseball team
• Why is the stream at this Kentucky national park green? It’s not for St. Patrick’s Day
• Northwest Missouri, Truman men’s basketball teams headed to NCAA Division II Elite 8
• Will Bobby Witt Jr. break camp with the Royals? National MLB writers weigh in
• These satires about the NCAA Tournament from actual CBS soap operas are great
• Chiefs free-agency tracker: Charvarius Ward receives second-round tender
• Report: Kansas City Chiefs add to offensive line by signing unretired veteran Kyle Long
• SportsBeat KC: What’s next for these active Kansas City Chiefs in NFL free agency?
• Oklahoma’s second-leading scorer to miss game vs. Mizzou in men’s NCAA Tournament
• Brad Keller takes lumps on tough night as Royals lose 13-0 to Mariners in Cactus League
• Kansas City Royals pitcher Kyle Zimmer found footing in 2020, eyes next step in 2021
• David McCormack figures to play in KU’s NCAA opener, Self says; Wilson, Enaruna out
• Mizzou Tigers look to break NCAA losing streak in tournament’s strangest environment
• KC area’s multiple health code violations: Northland Cheddar’s, JoCo 888 market, more
• Family of late Kansas exoneree says jailhouse informant bill could have saved his life
• Give gardens a boost: Raised beds will pay off for many reasons, starting with soil