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March 9, 2021

• Chiefs cornerback donates $30,000 so first-grader can have heart transplant surgery
• Patrick Mahomes’ infant daughter receives cute letter of intent from Texas Tech
• SportsBeat KC: Big 12 tourney preview, and did coaches make right player-of-year call?
• The new ‘I voted’ sticker? Vaccination stickers. Take a look at some of the best
• Kansas considers lowering concealed carry age to 18. Why it’s wrong for many reasons
• Does Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt want to be remembered for defending the GOP or Trump?
• Storm front expected to move into Kansas City area Wednesday, bringing rain and wind
• Kansas City metro records 20 more COVID deaths as area adds more than 80 cases
• COVID vaccines for Missouri teachers gain priority under federal directive
• Man charged after allegedly firing shots outside highway patrol office in Lee’s Summit
• Kansas unlikely to move into the next phase of Covid-19 vaccine availability in March
• Trump offered to endorse Blunt as Missouri senator kept retirement plans closely guarded
• Marine veteran from Independence launches bid for Blunt’s seat on populist platform
• Clay County drops appeal of Kansas City Star lawsuit for violating open records law
• Kansas AG Derek Schmidt, launching bid for governor, takes on Gov. Kelly’s COVID orders
• Mesmerizing prospect Bobby Witt Jr. could be forcing Kansas City Royals’ hand
• Student-made explosive device detonates in class, injuring 6 people, Michigan cops say
• Blustery conditions expected in Kansas City as brewing storms to bring waves of rain
• Notice a haze in Kansas City Tuesday morning? It was smoke from Oklahoma, NWS says
• Missing Cass County man identified as homicide victim in Lafayette County
• Here are KC NWSL’s 4 games for the 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup. First up: Portland Thorns
• National media members, KU fans express displeasure with Jayhawks AD Jeff Long
• Frying pan attack ends with resident stabbing intruder, Michigan cops say
• Letters: KC readers discuss saving Westminster Church, Les Miles and the Chiefs’ name
• Kansas City Chiefs bring back a free-agent wide receiver, special teams ace
• The GameStop frenzy in late January inspired many questions about investing
• Ready for financially savvy kids? Take these three steps to get them on their way
• KU Jayhawks absent from Associated Press All-Big 12 first team; Butler player of year
• Rough outing for Duffy in KC Royals’ loss; Soler homers and Ervin Santana has solid day
• Singer gets back on track after ‘pretty awful’ first inning in Royals’ spring win
• ‘A little bit like college’: Why the alternate site was important for Royals’ success
• ‘A unique situation.’ Former Royals star Billy Butler gets new job as a hitting coach
• KU AD explains vetting of Les Miles, says parting ways ‘absolutely the right decision’
• ‘We’ve caught an unfortunate break,’ Self says of KU basketball’s COVID-19 situation
• Two KU Jayhawks hoops players out for Big 12 Tournament because of COVID-19 protocols
• KU Jayhawks’ Bill Self talks about seeding for NCAAs prior to Big 12 Tournament
• If KU football turns to an interim coach, here are the top candidates on staff
• Les Miles out as KU Jayhawks football coach days after harassment allegations emerge
• Mizzou Tigers football game vs. Arkansas is moving back to its usual date
• Two Missouri Tigers men’s basketball players make all-SEC team, led by Dru Smith
• Made in KC to expand with ‘breezy’ Johnson County coffee bar, shuffleboard in midtown
• Springtime for Kansas City restaurants: Here are the many signs of a business revival