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April 27, 2021

• Why it’s OK to be excited about Royals having MLB’s best record early in the season
• Chiefs drafted Patrick Mahomes four years ago Tuesday. NFL analyst admits his mistake.
• Chipotle giving away 250,000 burritos to healthcare workers. But you need to act fast
• Kansas City police locate missing man with dementia, Parkinson’s disease
• ‘This is Killa City’: Art project gets KC superheroes, police together to fight crime
• Northland highway reopens after Kansas City police use beanbag, taser to disarm man
• MLB fans lash out after video review upholds ‘atrocious’ botched call in A’s-Rays game
• Storms to bring heavy rains to Kansas City; several inches likely in some areas
• A MLB ‘Partner League’ will now use a home-run derby to break a tie in extra innings
• Kansas City police identify man killed Sunday in fatal head-on crash
• Letters: KC readers discuss Missouri Medicaid, Josh Hawley and the J&J vaccine pause
• KC still doesn’t have public dashboard tracking citizen complaints about police
• KCKPD: Parent of student hit by vehicle, seriously injured outside Carl Bruce Middle
• Rental car prices have skyrocketed, if you can even find one. Blame the COVID pandemic
• Motorcyclist yielding for KC police struck from behind by alleged drunken driver
• Family of John Albers waits for lawyer before viewing Overland Park shooting report
• Trey Songz won’t be charged in Chiefs game altercation with police, prosecutors say
• Clergy leaders address concern about racism within Kansas City Police Department
• Funerals for fetuses: Missouri bill would force painful ritual on women who abort
• Overland Park says investigation of teen’s 2018 fatal police shooting will be released
• Missouri Gov. Parson refuses to release resignation letter from health director Williams
• Missouri bill would require women to bury or cremate fetal remains after abortion
• Kansas Sen. Marshall calls for John Kerry’s ouster from Biden administration
• First grade student dies of COVID, Minnesota officials say. ‘Pandemic is not over’
• Davids, Cleaver seeking federal dollars for U.S. 69, electric buses through earmarks
• Kansas City metro adds nearly 140 COVID-19 cases and records four new deaths Tuesday
• Letters: KC readers discuss overseas wars, vital police and Kansas school funding
• Warm, windy Tuesday forecast in Kansas City as April temperatures reach above average
• Tell us: What do you wonder about the weather and storm season in Kansas City?
• Mahomes and the Chiefs jump into KC barbecue scene with ‘Pain is Good’ line of sauces
• A day spent with Mom on her special day is worth more than any trinket
• Royals will allow more fans into Kauffman Stadium in May. Here’s how to get tickets.
• Thumb ailment can’t keep Salvador Perez out of Royals’ lineup as Pirates series starts
• SportsBeat KC: Royals’ Matheny pushing all the right buttons + update on Salvy’s thumb
• SportsBeat Live: Join us in talking about baseball’s hottest team, your Royals
• Here’s why their fast start to this season has been crucial for the Kansas City Royals
• Whataburger announces a new partnership with the Kansas City Royals
• Royals begin two-game set in Pittsburgh on Tuesday: Game times and scouting report
• Lance Leipold: Six things to know about the KU Jayhawks football coaching candidate
• Free meal a week for a year? New Kansas City Hawaiian Bros to open with giveaways
• KC Pizza Hut, Church’s Chicken, more temporarily shut down for health code violations