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March 19, 2021

• The NFL’s new TV deal will mean changes for viewers. Here’s a breakdown.
• Officer’s $70K severance deal says Overland Park would report he resigned voluntarily
• ‘A lie’: Mother of teen killed by police says record shows Overland Park misled agency
• Sammy Watkins on free agency: ‘Whatever team I land on will be extremely happy’
• Kansas City Chiefs fans share birthday greetings for coach Andy Reid
• NAIA hoops tournament quarterfinals are set in Kansas City and Sioux City, Iowa
• Kansas bill could violate First Amendment, target indigenous people, opponents say
• Pandemic prompts Missouri to extend state income tax filing deadline to May 17
• As Parson praises Arrowhead ‘mega’ event, local backlog remains and frustration simmers
• ‘Hate needs to stop’: Cleaver, area leaders host KC event supporting Asian Americans
• Alvin Sykes, civil rights legend and longtime Kansas City activist, has died
• Police standoff with armed person in car briefly closes U.S. 71 in Kansas City
• Kansas City gets a weekend break from stormy weather, but rain may return next week
• Cleaver to host Kansas City event denouncing racism after Atlanta killings
• ‘Can’t get more dire’: Kansas inmate battling cancer is seeking clemency, ACLU says
• Kansas retiree will take even a traffic ticket all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Over 1,000 crimes reported in Kansas City the week of Feb. 28. How many were near you?
• Letters: KC readers discuss Gene Suellentrop, ‘woke supremacy’ and Buck O’Neil Bridge
• Kansas City metro adds fewer than 100 new COVID-19 cases and no new deaths
• MU grad foiled by Facebook friends and turquoise cap in Capitol insurrection case
• Overland Park burned taxpayer money covering up severance in police killing of teen
• Parson taps GOP insider Graves for seat on University of Missouri Board of Curators
• Selfie attempt ends with woman needing rescue high atop bridge, Ohio firefighters say
• Liberty Blue Jays win, reach Missouri state finals at Show-Me Showdown in Springfield
• Analyzing the Kansas City Chiefs’ initial wave of signings, other moves in free agency
• SportsBeat KC: Willing to play anywhere? New Chiefs linemen Thuney and Long say yes
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes has a 10-year contract. But he’s not sitting out free agency
• Missouri Tigers women’s basketball knocked out of WNIT with two losses
• Three things to know about Missouri’s spring football game on Saturday
• David McCormack arrives in Indy, will practice Friday with Kansas Jayhawks, Self says
• KU’s Marcus Garrett seeks long postseason run: ‘I want to get to another Final Four’
• KU Jayhawks’ most fascinating player in opener? Someone who hasn’t played in 5 games
• Royals pave way to start season with four-man rotation after optioning Kris Bubic
• ‘We want to win’: Why Hunter Dozier has played anywhere the Royals have needed him
• New-look Royals offense flashes its potential in first inning of a loss to White Sox
• NCAA Tournament predictions for Friday’s first round games, including Illinois, Baylor
• Not corn dogs, they’re Korean-style hot dogs, and they’ve arrived in Johnson County