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April 6, 2021

• Aaron Rodgers loved the viral ‘Jeopardy!’ question that poked fun at Packers
• The secret code? It involves getting girls involved in computer languages
• Sammy Watkins is eager to help Ravens’ Lamar Jackson get his first win against Chiefs
• NFL Network reporter gives update on Patrick Mahomes’ recovery from turf-toe surgery
• Kansas City Shakespeare fest cancels 2021 production, cites union rules amid COVID
• Missouri man heartbroken over breakup tried to buy chemical weapon on dark web, feds say
• 3 more people in KC metro area die from COVID-19 as more than 100 new cases reported
• Mother of slain teen takes stand during first day of testimony in Yust murder trial
• Toddler dies in farming accident when he’s pinned by equipment, Wisconsin sheriff says
• Remains found in central Missouri identified as Chinese woman missing for 18 months
• Months after swastika appeared at Kansas City prep school, officials find ‘KKK’ 
• During Astros game, Angels fans threw inflatable trash can on field — then a real one
• ‘Noisy night’ expected as strong to severe storms creep into Kansas City metro
• Missouri lawmakers working against wishes of KC police, mayor on where officers live
• Letters: KC readers discuss voting laws, neighborhood pets and Sinclair’s Royals deal
• Black Keys drummer provided musical backdrop to Royals’ win Monday in Cleveland
• All-Star Game moving to Kansas City unlikely, but MLB has chance to make huge statement
• Kansas City expected to see warmer Tuesday, possible severe storms by Wednesday
• Kansas businesses hurt by COVID could get aid under state senators’ bipartisan deal
• CDC sends Missouri $55 million to increase vaccine access in underserved communities
• Can you see KCPD’s Rick Smith testifying as honestly as Minneapolis chief? We can’t
• If Missouri GOP lawmakers are proud to subvert the people, let’s toss these laws, too
• Missouri lawmakers consider spending Medicaid expansion dollars on public defenders
• Biden taps former Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan to lead federal agency
• Kansas City TV station promotes longtime news anchor to lead community relationships
• When do KC homeless encampments need to move? Mayor Lucas says it likely won’t be soon
• Missing 11-year-old Kansas City girl found safe, police say
• No, Kansas City school superintendent did not tweet at rapper about explicit photos
• 10 displaced following early morning blaze at Overland Park apartment complex
• ‘Sewer Pipe Home’ in Missouri on sale for $100. Take a look inside artist’s creation
• A ghost town went viral on TikTok — but don’t try to visit, Missouri sheriff warns
• Woman found safe after Kansas City police asked for help with finding her Tuesday
• ‘Police beat me’: Two Kansas City officers accused in third excessive force complaint
• Austin Blythe is the latest piece of Chiefs’ O-line overhaul. But how will it all fit?
• Invest it, splurge or pay off debts? Plan now for how you’ll handle that tax refund
• Best team in college basketball? We had it wrong all along. It’s always been Baylor
• Baylor’s rags-to-riches story complete: Bears blow out Gonzaga for NCAA championship
• Kansas City Royals give Jakob Junis the starting nod for Wednesday’s game vs. Indians
• SportsBeat KC: It’s only four games, but it’s OK to feel good about the Royals’ start
• SportsBeat Live: Royals off to a hot start, with big bats and shutout. Let’s discuss it
• Carlos Santana swings momentum to Kansas City Royals in win over Indians, his old club
• Here are the contract terms for new Kansas Jayhawks athletic director Travis Goff
• KC-area restaurant, grocery, brewery, coffee shop updates: April openings, closings