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March 25, 2021

• Am I eligible? Where do I find my COVID-19 shot? KCQ answers your vaccine questions
• Candor about depression gave former Mizzou wrestler J’den Cox a new sense of purpose
• Cool, soggy day ahead for Kansas City, but worst of rain will be south, east of metro
• Murder of teens amid relentless 2021 bloodshed: Kansas City must take a new approach
• Evictions, shutoffs could resume soon in KC. Here are resources and ways you can help
• No, Walmart is not giving away gift bags. Here’s what to know about the Facebook scam
• On The Vine: Lift the weight off our shoulders
• Missouri legislature to voters: Drop dead. We won’t do as you told us on Medicaid
• Kansas Legislature grants nursing homes immunity from COVID-19 related lawsuits
• Johnson County requires masks, social distancing through April as more are vaccinated
• Fire captain charged in attack on Asian American man outside casino, Arkansas cops say
• Kansas Highway Patrol did not write offense report after arresting Kansas GOP leader
• Kansas health officials investigate woman’s death after receiving COVID-19 vaccine
• Angler reels in huge whitefish weighing more than 9 pounds and shatters Indiana record
• Ex-Jackson County sheriff’s deputy who shot woman in back gets 180 days in jail
• Police investigate shooting at Raytown apartment that injured two women
• Thursday is anniversary of K-State’s epic double-overtime win over Xavier in Sweet 16
• As vaccines roll out, it’s too soon to put an end to mask mandates in Kansas City area
• Abortion amendment puts bill to finance Missouri Medicaid program in limbo
• ‘No question’: COVID-19 vaccines are safe, health leaders say after Kansas obit claim
• Missouri Republicans block funds for voter-approved Medicaid expansion
• Conservative push to curb local health department powers fails in Missouri Senate
• Kansas City passes $1.73 billion budget, funds nearly $1 million for tenants office
• Two people shot, including Kansas City police officer; circumstances not yet clear
• Former Johnson County man found dead in Chicago apartment with potential explosives
• KC metro adds fewer than 100 cases of COVID-19 as seven-day average continues to fall
• “As Seen On Bargain Mansions” sidewalk sale lets fans buy decor and furniture items from HGTV’s hit show
• New team, new role to be learned for this former Missouri Valley Conference soccer star
• Former Kansas City Roos golfer pulls off huge upset at Dell Technologies Match Play
• Letters: KC readers discuss Kansas civics test, unjust syphilis study, 1918 Spanish flu
• Kansas City Chiefs’ entire list of 2021 NFL Draft picks following Orlando Brown trade
• Kansas City Chiefs are re-signing WR Demarcus Robinson to one-year deal, source says
• Through ’15 and the Mahomies,’ Patrick Mahomes lends support to new HBCU Heritage Bowl
• Oklahoma’s Lon Kruger hangs up the whistle, retires as a head basketball coach
• Drury reaches title game but Central Missouri falls just short in Division II semis
• Northwest Missouri State men advance to Division II Final Four with lopsided victory
• Even with his competition in the minors, Royals’ Nicky Lopez wants to ‘earn my spot’
• Royals’ Danny Duffy ‘good’ after being hit by comebacker and leaving his start in Arizona
• SportsBeat KC: Who got best of Salvy/Royals deal, and how will pitching roles play out?
• Join us for Royals talk on SportsBeat Live: Salvy’s contract, the rotation and more
• KU Jayhawks Q&A: KU basketball recruiting, NCAA case, Bill Self extension and lineups
• KU football ‘working to gather details’ after top recruit accused of domestic violence
• KU Jayhawks offer scholarship to point guard Brandon McKissic, who’s leaving KC Roos