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April 13, 2021

• National NFL media ask questions of Chiefs after ex-assistant Britt Reid is charged
• Missouri lawmakers move to bar businesses from requiring ‘vaccine passports’
• Republican accused of abuse by his children resigning from Missouri House
• KCK says it fired Black firefighter for double-dipping. He says it was racism
• ‘I was looking for one shot’: Kansas, Missouri face fallout from J&J vaccine pause
• Kansas City metro adds 116 new COVID-19 cases, 11 deaths on Tuesday
• Missouri legislators investigating Rick Roeber ask prosecutor to ensure ‘safety’ of child
• Kansas, Missouri suspend Johnson & Johnson vaccine, following lead of federal agencies
• Missouri sues Biden for lifting ‘remain in Mexico’ restriction on asylum seekers
• Josh Hawley, other GOP take a swing at MLB’s anti-trust exemption after All Star Game move
• Body of 32-year-old woman found in Arkansas national park, officials say
• Scheduled for a Johnson & Johnson vaccine in the KC area? Here’s what you should know
• Judge’s ruling spells trouble for Missouri pension’s lawsuit against Canadian firm
• KS lawmakers neglect schools, health care to focus on trans athletes, license plates
• Disgraced MO Rep. Rick Roeber calls it quits. Never forget what happened to his kids
• Parks board votes to rename three Kansas City streets to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Pete Coones’ wrongful conviction in Kansas City, Kan. featured in upcoming ‘Dateline’
• Rural Kansas pharmacy to deliver 1,000 coronavirus vaccines to KC homeless community
• Defense expert, an ex-detective, testifies on ‘failures’ in Kylr Yust investigation
• Cubs shortstop had ‘as wild of a throw as you’ll ever see from a big-leaguer’
• Suspicious lunch bag was hiding a live grenade inside, Illinois police say
• Kansas man battling terminal cancer is freed from prison in rare release, ACLU says
• Royals pitcher blasts Major League Baseball over its TV blackout restrictions
• Tigers batter explains why he couldn’t swing at Zack Greinke’s 51 mph eephus pitch
• Angels’ Shohei Ohtani sets Statcast record with 119 mph double against Royals
• Jeff City can’t let Grain Belt Express trample Missourians’ private property rights
• ‘Not bad for April’: Cooler than average conditions expected in Kansas City
• Kansas City activists organize Plaza protest after police killing of Daunte Wright
• Tribute to Yordano Ventura is profound, but it’s not the only change in Danny Duffy
• Letters: Readers discuss SevenDays of kindness, local KC elections, regional transit
• Kansas City area forecast has low morning, nighttime temperatures this week
• Parts shortage forces months-long layoffs for thousands at Kansas City Ford, GM plants
• Freshman Bryce Thompson will transfer from Kansas Jayhawks after ‘a difficult year’
• A closer look at the players joining KU men’s basketball as signing period starts
• Jakob Junis will get another shot in the KC Royals starting rotation this week
• Royals newcomer Andrew Benintendi still waiting for things to ‘click’ at the plate
• SportsBeat KC: Royals hanging in there but need more production from starting pitching
• SportsBeat Live: Rough outing for Royals followed best win of season; let’s discuss
• Royals’ Salvador Perez surpasses 1,000 career hits in a loss to the Angels
• Pricey pup or costly cat? Here are tips to save money, keep them healthy
• New Kansas City sports bar will have bierocks, banoffee pie and parking lot parties