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March 22, 2021

• In rural Missouri, poverty, hopelessness and suicide drive high rates of gun deaths
• No Justice: How Lamonte McIntyre was wrongly convicted of double murder
• Vatican defrocked former KC priest over sexual abuse claims four days before he died
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes takes in Royals game, shares cute photo with his daughter
• Broncos defensive lineman: Mahomes and AFC West QBs ‘should be worried’ about Denver
• Greitens announces bid for U.S. Senate three years after resigning MO governor’s office
• Kansas City club could lose liquor license after recent shootings, city official says
• After KS Senate leader’s arrest, lawmakers weigh tougher penalties for fleeing police
• Kansas City metro adds more than 140 COVID-19 cases as rolling average holds steady
• Man shot in northeast Kansas City home is city’s fifth homicide victim in 48 hours
• Park Hill schools in Kansas City turns to experts, FBI to help investigate cyberattack
• As losses pile up in NCAA Tournament, Big Ten seen as overhyped, underperforming
• Lawmakers taking advantage of COVID isolation to run Missouri government in the dark
• You can get a free Krispy Kreme doughnut every day of 2021 — if you get COVID vaccine
• Raymore police locate missing girl, 16, last seen in Grandview
• K-State used hilarious viral video of German baseball fan to ‘narrate’ its highlights
• Man gets stuck in stranger’s chimney — then charged with murder, Arkansas police say
• ‘Pack the rain gear’: Storms to bring widespread rain showers to Kansas City metro
• Man shot outside Kansas City, Kansas, business Sunday evening dies from his injuries
• Overland Park residents considered summoning Proud Boys to Black Lives Matter protest
• Police identify 15-year-old victims fatally shot Saturday in south Kansas City
• Missouri Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe running for governor, decides against bid for U.S. Senate
• Missouri to put more than half of unspent federal aid in unemployment fund
• Kansas City Chiefs bring back Daniel Sorensen on one-yer deal, close with Nick Keizer
• This Mizzou linebacker could be one of first guys selected at his position in NFL Draft
• SportsBeat KC: What future holds for Mizzou after short-lived NCAA Tournament stay
• Quick Scout: USC Trojans have a can’t-miss strength. How KU Jayhawks can counter that
• Kansas vs. USC in men’s NCAA Tournament: Lineups, time, TV info, facts and figures
• Bobby Witt Jr. won’t start Royals season in majors. Dayton Moore explains the reason 
• Can Ohio, Abilene Christian keep rolling? Predictions for Monday’s NCAA men’s games
• What will you eat for Easter? KC restaurants serving surf & turf, glazed ham, mimosas