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March 31, 2021

• Murdered KCK prostitutes all connected to one man: police detective Roger Golubski
• Why haven’t Kansas City, Kan., Police done more about long list of slain Black women?
• ‘Turned my heart black’: Poverty and gun violence in one St. Louis man’s life
• These NFL records might be within reach of Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes in 17-game season
• Chiefs make fun ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ video to highlight 17th game for ’21 season
• Missouri Senators question former GOP chair’s appointment to UM curator’s role
• Trial date set for former Olathe teacher accused of stalking fourth-grade girl
• Missouri and Kansas Republicans don’t want to expand Medicaid. What will shake down?
• KS Gov. Kelly asks AG to launch price gouging investigation on huge natural gas bills
• Why is South Dakota’s GOP governor visiting Kansas twice in April?
• Freeze warning issued for Kansas City area as coldest air of week settles over metro
• Professor put camera in teen’s room ‘to bond with her,’ Oklahoma documents say
• Announcer pulls a Kevin Harlan by calling Dodgers and UCLA games at same time
• Missouri curator worried he’d lose seat if didn’t ‘play ball’ with controversial lobbyist
• Letters: KC readers discuss Colorado shooting, COVID-19 response, Platte County vote
• Park Hill schools told to pay ransom in malware attack. Here’s what they did instead
• Windy Wednesday with cool temperatures expected in Kansas City, warmer days to come
• Southbound US 169 closed at Spring Hill after crash involving semi, 2 sent to hospital
• Kansas City Council member charged with assault stemming from 18th & Vine incident
• Missouri House overwhelmingly rejects funding for voter-approved Medicaid expansion
• One killed after exchange of gunfire in Kansas City, Kansas, neighborhood, police say
• Man charged with felony murder in fatal Christmas Day crash that killed couple in KCK
• Here’s what returning to in-person learning looked like for KCKPS students
• ‘Proud to stand against the will of the people’ — Missouri GOP berserk over Medicaid
• 20-year-old spots teens swept into water near dam and dies trying to help, Ohio cops say
• $94 million tax package approved by Kansas Legislature, heads to Gov. Kelly’s desk
• Why Royals’ Andrew Benintendi will benefit from return to roots as he settles into KC
• Springtime in Kansas City: Live, in-person concerts are beginning to sprout
• ‘Honk for Peace’ activist accuses 2 KCPD officers of excessive force in civil lawsuit
• Charles Barkley slams NCAA for toothless investigations, inequality in women’s hoops
• Rolling average falls again as Kansas City metro adds fewer than 80 COVID-19 cases
• How Jarran Reed’s signing with Kansas City Chiefs could be more than just one addition
• SportsBeat KC: Analyzing two more additions to Chiefs’ roster as free agency continues
• Torrence Watson becomes fifth Mizzou men’s basketball player to enter transfer portal
• The Star hires Hurubie Meko to join team reporting on gun violence in Missouri
• Former KU guard Jeff Boschee influential in Jayhawks landing transfer Cam Martin
• KU Jayhawks freshman forward who only appeared in 12 games last season will transfer
• KU forward David McCormack has surgery on foot, will be out 12 weeks, Bill Self says
• Future KU point guard Pettiford known for athleticism: ‘He can play above the rim’
• ‘Whoa, where did this energy come from?’ KU football players stirred by interim coach
• Royals shortstop Adalberto Mondesi will begin the season on the injured list
• KC Royals optimistic about momentum they’ve built in offseason and spring training
• The three seasons: Here’s when to plant for spring, summer and fall veggie crops
• Kansas City menu debuts: Joe’s new Z-Man, downtown’s burnt end nachos, $200 martini
• Kansas City restaurant’s multimillion-dollar makeover: Pickleball, bocce, more beer
• KC online grocery did so well with local produce, meats & dairy, it’s opening a shop