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March 18, 2021

• Former Chiefs players think Kyle Long will be a good fit for KC — and vice versa
• Chiefs’ Clyde Edwards-Helaire on why it’s ‘special’ to be Patrick Mahomes’ teammate
• This miniature house even has a mini man cave. Check out Kansas couple’s masterpiece
• Chiefs reportedly barely missed signing Trent Williams, despite Patrick Mahomes’ help
• Top seed goes down on opening night of NAIA’s Sweet 16 at KC’s Municipal Auditorium
• No, Kansas and Missouri cannot and should not use COVID relief to fund tax cuts
• COVID lesson: Some kids learn best online, so KC-area districts open virtual schools 
• Payoff after rough, stormy week in KC coming this weekend in form of nice weather
• Serenity now: Mizzou coach Cuonzo Martin stressing benefits of peace of mind in bubble
• Letters: KC readers discuss Missouri vaccine, US borders and Black Republicans
• KC metro adds 120 COVID-19 cases as vaccinations reach 20% in Kansas and Missouri
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• On The Vine: It hits a little different
• How Dru Smith emerged as Mizzou’s most trusted player at most crucial time
• The goal for KC NWSL is pretty simple: score more goals as season draws near
• Van Horn loses double-OT heartbreaker to Cardinal Ritter in Missouri hoops semifinals
• Snow, slush and rain: Winter storm expected to breeze through Kansas City on Thursday
• After 45 years, he’s stepping down as coach of the Bishop Miege girls hoops program
• Man accused of killing 4 over stimulus money could face death penalty, IN official says
• Kansas City man charged with murder in death of girlfriend’s 4-month-old grandchild
• Judge orders Overland Park to release records to KC Star in police killing of teen
• In tweet, Kansas City mayor tells Federal Reserve its Missouri flag is wrong side up 
• Branson musician stole from crowds with foster kid charity scam, prosecutors say
• Blue Springs man charged with murder after fatal shooting in QuikTrip parking lot
• RideKC to provide shuttles to ‘mega’ COVID-19 vaccination event at Arrowhead Stadium
• All adult Missourians can get COVID vaccine beginning April 9, Gov. Mike Parson says
• As Greitens floats comeback, here’s a guide to the scandals that led to his resignation
• UMKC to spend $65M to boost hiring, enrollment and job placement, dump some courses
• Obsessed Kansas lawmakers ban trans girls from sports. Score one for the bullies
• Mass vaccination at Arrowhead can’t disguise the continuing COVID-19 mess in Missouri
• KS Senate approves bill barring transgender students from participating in girls sports
• Church council calls for KCPD to dismiss chief, ‘no longer ignore’ Black community
• St. Louis lawsuit alleges university leaked confidential records to kill Title IX bill
• Kansas City Chiefs free-agency tracker: Another move on the offensive line
• Even before his short-lived retirement, newest Chief Kyle Long knew he would play again
• Positions unknown for now, 2 new Chiefs O-linemen say they’re willing to play anywhere
• NCAA Tournament begins with First Four. Lines, predictions, TV for Thursday’s games
• SportsBeat KC: Tried talking Royals without leading with Bobby Witt Jr. Couldn’t do it
• Royals’ 2021 slogan shows they are excited to have fans back at Kauffman Stadium
• SportsBeat Live: On Cactus League-ruling Royals, pitching and of course Bobby Witt Jr.
• Royals’ Ryan McBroom embraces competition, even if there’s one for his roster spot
• Royals’ Mike Minor unhappy with outing in a loss to the Athletics, but ready to move on
• KU Jayhawks’ Braun describes life in NCAA bubble: ‘Playing video games, watching TV’
• KU’s search for a new AD has been mostly quiet. Here are seven potential candidates
• New Latin American coffee shop in KC serves drinks mixed with spices, honey, heritage
• The Gene Keady influence on Cuonzo Martin and Missouri Tigers men’s basketball
• Aussie Ben Key looks to become Missouri’s wrecking ball on defensive line