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April 14, 2021

• This conservative changed his mind on universal health care. Kansas can lead the fix
• Cat stuck in tree for 17 days survived hail storm before Arkansas rescue, owner says
• Video: See details of Britt Reid crash that injured 5-year-old girl in Kansas City
• 5-year-old critically injured in crash with Britt Reid leaves hospital after 2 months
• Missouri senators vow to do ‘whatever we can’ after former students describe abuse
• UFC fighter from KC says pickleball negotiations with Chiefs players are underway
• Despite so much gone awry, Royals’ continued winning is ‘a really promising sign’
• Missouri labor officials again in trouble with lawmakers over unemployment clawback
• 70-year-old has been on death row for 45 years. A Texas court just tossed his sentence
• ‘Lost the back window!’ Watch as baseball-sized hail pummels storm chasers in Oklahoma
• ‘Extraordinary grief’: Child killed in rural Johnson County crash was 8 years old
• Teacher who used racial slur next to Tupac photo put on administrative leave in Texas
• Dream chasers: Four KC-area hoop standouts among 18 selected for NBA leadership program
• Kansas City metro adds over 100 new COVID-19 cases, rolling seven-day average at 101
• Two more beautiful days expected in Kansas City before rain, storms come ‘knocking’
• Kansas City entertainment guide: Lyric Opera at Powell Gardens, country music at arena
• Letters: KC readers discuss ‘accidental’ police shooting, bipartisanship, DMV waits
• Kylr Yust takes stand: denies killing ex-girlfriends, accuses late brother in deaths
• Company withdraws plan for 10,000 hogs northeast of KC after local opposition, lawsuit
• New Kansas City housing department would only be a baby step against homelessness
• Profiles in cowardice: KC’s biggest employers silent on efforts to restrict voting
• Salvador Perez isn’t getting older, he’s getting better ... and taking Royals with him
• Schools, voting, trans athletes: Much work remains for Kansas lawmakers, Gov. Kelly
• Kylr Yust’s fate in hands of jurors as double murder trial comes to a close
• Workers scrambling to vaccinate homebound Kansas Citians after Johnson & Johnson news
• Shohei Ohtani seemed to apologize to Salvador Perez after foul tip hit Royals catcher
• Watch Salvador Perez pick off Angels player at third base to clinch Royals’ victory
• A COVID vaccine for children? Kansas City area volunteers needed for Pfizer trials
• Kansas City’s Wednesday weather will be ‘decent’ amid cooler-than-average spring
• SportsBeat KC: Discussing charges in Britt Reid crash. And could Chiefs boycott OTAs?
• Kansas City Royals get encouraging outing from Brad Keller and win series over Angels
• Salvador Perez delivered a great defensive play to secure Royals’ win over the Angels
• Danny Duffy turns in another gem and Greg Holland closes out Royals’ win over Angels
• KU’s Bill Self comments on three new Jayhawks players as signing period opens
• Missouri wins NCAA volleyball opener, advances to meet Ohio State
• Transfer portal a new way of roster building for Missouri, college men’s basketball
• Entertainment complex planned for Johnson County: Pickleball, beer, coffee shop & more
• Multiple health code violations: McLain’s Market in Shawnee, Aladdin Cafe in KC, more
• Ready to cast some shade? That’s a plus for Kansas City area gardeners in the summer