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April 28, 2021

• Join us with questions, comments on Chiefs, NFL Draft on SportsBeat Live today at 10
• Passed over by KDOT, Lenexa seeks $600 million in federal aid for highway projects
• Brewers-Marlins game had one of ‘the most confusing calls you will ever see in sports’
• Passenger drinking own liquor faces fine for disrupting Texas-bound flight, feds say
• Racing in Kansas: NASCAR’s Chase Briscoe aims for edge at local Speedway this weekend
• ‘It scares me’: KC area parents refuse COVID tests for their sick kids, doctors say
• Facebook posts jeopardize tax incentives for KC developer’s historic Hyde Park remodel
• Overland Park councilman fined thousands for ignoring campaign finance violations
• More than 1,060 crimes reported in Kansas City week of March 28. How many were near you?
• Kansas City’s Coterie, Mesner Puppets combine for ‘Tall Tale’ about a sea monster
• The Chiefs fixed the offensive line. Next? Address these needs at the NFL Draft
• Attempt to disenfranchise Kansas voters shows why we need the For the People Act
• Scattered thunderstorms predicted in Kansas City starting Wednesday morning
• Colts GM says he would peruse Terez A. Paylor’s ‘All-Juice Team’ before the NFL Draft
• Woman accused of pulling gun at Kansas City area school drop-off faces two felonies
• SportsBeat KC: Chiefs are on the clock ... later than others. Who will they select?
• Kansas City leaders unveil ‘tiny-home’ village proposal to help address homelessness
• Kansas City suspected DUI crash critically injures one as a driver rushed to hospital
• 71-year-old stabbed at mall trying to stop man he saw shoplifting, Oklahoma cops say
• Ed Fritz is stepping down at Blue Valley Northwest, where he’s won five state titles
• Kurt Warner on why he’ll forever be grateful to former Chiefs quarterback Trent Green 
• Rain and thunderstorms could be ‘a little on the strong side’ in Kansas City area
• Royals fans believe the Pirates’ closer had a foreign substance on his glove
• Alex Smith proud of how he and Patrick Mahomes worked together as Chiefs teammates
• I share conservative concern about government caprice. But not on the issue of masks
• Kansas City isn’t a colony babysat by King George. It can handle its own COVID aid
• Video of blindfolded man with gun to head in Kansas City leads to felony guilty plea
• Kansas City police should drop officers’ daily parking ticket quotas, auditor says
• Crashes spike when Johnson County city removes stoplights: ‘A bad decision,’ some say
• Kansas City metro records over 230 new COVID-19 cases, most in more than two months
• Police find person dead outside of Independence home overnight after shots fired call
• In Kansas governor’s race, Schmidt wins support of opponent’s past campaign chairman
• Fund for aspiring journalists created in honor of KCUR reporter killed in Kansas City
• A Kansas City NFL Draft primer: Setting table for Chiefs ... minus a first-round pick
• ‘Woke capitalism?’ Companies have a fine line to walk in the debate over politics
• Reinvesting in cities, rural areas key to reducing gun violence in Missouri: panel
• As Kansas City area sees chance of flash floods, here’s how to stay safe on the road
• Mará Rose Williams and The Kansas City Star honored for race, reform school coverage
• Royals were toppled by a razor-thin margin on two crucial defensive plays vs. Pirates
• Pirates snap KC Royals’ win streak despite strong outing from Jakob Junis
• Jeff Monken: Six things to know about the Kansas Jayhawks football coaching candidate
• Multiple health code violations: El Toro in Legends, China Taste in JoCo, more in KC
• The key to properly mulching a tree? It should look like a bagel, not a volcano