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March 2, 2021

• Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill celebrated his 27th birthday with a windmill basketball dunk
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes shared cool moment with official Sarah Thomas at Super Bowl
• A year into pandemic, KS Senate approves new limits to Kelly’s emergency powers
• Waddell & Reed cuts more than 200 jobs as downtown KC tower remains under construction
• KC police respond to shooting and car crash, find two dead in car that was on fire
• Prosecutor’s office releases dash cam video in police shooting of Donnie Sanders
• Buses in Lee’s Summit, Cass have specific routes. Young readers delight in its path
• Dr. Seuss books skyrocket in price on eBay after publisher ceases their production
• Here’s how a ‘fake commute’ could make working from home a little easier, experts say
• Just a drill: Tornado alerts in Kansas City part of Severe Weather Preparedness Week
• Police find bodies of missing man and his two young sons in rural Benton County
• Man dies after ambulance waiting to take him to hospital is stolen, Oklahoma cops say
• Grandma planning funeral killed when bullet tears through Ohio home, 911 caller says
• Lawyer for injured girl’s family calls for serious charges against Britt Reid on ‘GMA’
• Temperatures to soar into the 60s in Kansas City as dry weather persists all week
• ‘Mount Everest of idiocy.’ Student of the Week article on ‘lazy’ teen prompts apology
• Former Royals pitcher Zack Greinke eyes a career goal: joining the 10-10 Club
• Family of Donnie Sanders still seeking answers after decision not to charge officer
• Kansas City police investigate after human bones found in wooded area Tuesday
• With COVID-19 cases dropping in Johnson County, officials won’t report data every day
• Man sentenced to 20 years in prison in fatal beating of woman found in trash bag
• Kansas City metro adds less than 100 new COVID-19 cases and seven more deaths
• ‘Vaccination gap’ worse in Missouri’s urban centers, consultant hired by state finds
• Former Kansas Rep. Watkins signs agreement to avoid prosecution in voter fraud case
• Kansas lawmakers pass new treatment of STIs despite GOP concerns of ‘sexual promiscuity’
• Waddell & Reed won’t move into new HQ building in downtown Kansas City after merger
• Buck O’Neil deserves more than a slab of concrete. But there’s a better bridge idea
• No charges in fatal shooting of Donnie Sanders. Wonder why Black men fear KC police?
• Former Gov. Eric Greitens keeping ‘door open’ to Republican challenge of Sen. Roy Blunt
• Mayor Quinton Lucas asks federal government to step in on Missouri vaccine distribution
• Hawley asks FBI director about consumer data collected in Capitol riot investigation
• Pro soccer star ‘A-Rod,’ back in KC to continue her career, appears on midweek show
• Royals player hit a home run so far it couldn’t be accurately measured for distance
• The meaning behind the name Patrick Mahomes, Brittany Matthews chose for their baby
• SportsBeat KC: Chiefs GM Brett Veach drops some hints about offseason priorities
• Here’s what the Kansas City Chiefs will prioritize in free agency and the NFL Draft
• How Andrew Benintendi and Michael A. Taylor are adjusting to the Royals’ outfield
• Royals’ Jackson Kowar feeling more comfortable in his second big-league camp
• Making sense of the Missouri Tigers’ projected seeding in NCAA Tournament bracket
• Readers want to know: What’s going on with the old Macaroni Grill in Johnson County?
• KC-area restaurant, grocery, brewery updates in COVID-19: March openings, closings
• It’s a good month to take a look at your credit score and review the important number