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April 2, 2021

• Patrick Mahomes expects 17-game season will take toll on him and Chiefs teammates
• Chiefs propose NFL rule change to jersey numbers, and many players want it to happen
• Former KC Roos standout Brandon McKissic picks Florida as transfer destination
• New COVID-19 strain found in rural southwestern Kansas, public health officials say
• Royals’ wild Opening Day win featured something unseen in MLB since at least 1906
• Minneapolis Police Lt. Zimmerman: A knee on the neck is ‘deadly force’ 
• When Danny Met Salvy: How longest-tenured Royals grew together after awkward meeting
• Kansas City metro adds more than 100 new COVID-19 cases and two deaths Friday
• Deadly butt injection at Missouri hotel leads to prison for Texas woman, officials say
• ‘Real big sister’: Atlanta relatives mourn woman killed in suspicious Kansas City fire
• Do ‘candidates for change’ want to save KC public school district — or tear it down?
• Limited number of fans will be allowed for early May NASCAR races at Kansas Speedway
• ‘Never seen this kind of money’: Big spending raises concern in KC school board races
• Man killed by stray bullet while watching soccer at home in Kansas City, Kansas
• Police identify woman whose death in KC house fire has been labeled ‘suspicious’
• New data shows which counties in the Kansas City area have the most people vaccinated
• Driver killed after being ejected in high-speed rollover crash on Kansas City highway
• Teenagers fatally shot in Kansas City were ‘friends until the end,’ family says
• Six-year-old girl dies after falling from railroad bridge in Edwardsville, police say
• Winds to bring warming trend to Kansas City, with temperatures climbing into 80s
• Scenic Missouri park tagged with graffiti — sparking search for vandal, officials say
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• ‘We will not be moved’: Rally supporting homeless camp by KC’s City Hall draws over 100
• Letters: Readers discuss vaccine success, useless background checks and Walt Disney
• Kansans will remember the GOP consistently voted against their well-being on COVID-19
• Cleveland TV host calls fan a ‘fair-weather idiot’ during epic rant on postgame show
• Chiefs adjust coaching staff, move Greg Lewis from receivers to the running backs
• Kansas City Chiefs lose linebacker Wilson to Jaguars. What’s next for the position?
• Our first Chiefs five-round mock draft for 2021: big Tide tackle with No. 31 selection
• ‘He showed everything’: Michael A. Taylor uses all his skills in dazzling Royals debut
• Kyle Isbel’s debut performance for the Kansas City Royals put him in rare company
• Technical issues hamper Bally Sports Kansas City’s coverage of Royals’ season opener
• Royals rally, set franchise record for runs in a season opener in 14-10 win over Rangers
• Stunner: J’Den Cox, former Mizzou star wrestler, won’t compete in Olympics. Here’s why
• SportsBeat KC: Talking Roy Williams’ years at Kansas with a writer there from beginning
• KU’s Bill Self signs ‘lifetime’ contract extension while NCAA investigation continues
• Contract says KU can’t fire Self for cause because of NCAA’s current infractions case
• With Roy Williams retiring, ranking the highs and the lows from his 15 years at KU
• Now that Roy Williams is retired, a unique language — ‘Royisms’ — is lost
• Kansas City Monarchs Baseball shop at Legends to sell T-shirts, hoodies, onesies, more