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April 8, 2021

• Two national writers forecast a potential Chiefs trade in first round of NFL Draft
• Bills’ Josh Allen: Chiefs are AFC’s big dogs, says KC fans made impact in title game
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, not wearing a walking boot, shares photos from The Masters
• Need a COVID shot? 8,000 appointments now open for these Kansas City area residents
• Kansas teenagers could carry concealed firearms under bill advancing in Legislature
• Vaccinated for COVID? Samuel Adams wants to buy you a beer. Here’s what to know
• After nine years without answers, mother of Kansas City homicide victim seeks justice
• SportsBeat KC: Navigating sports through pandemic begets book by UMKC’s athletic leader
• Man seriously injured after shooting in parking lot of Red Lobster in Lee’s Summit
• More off-and-on rain will make for gray, soggy day in Kansas City area
• Missouri lawmakers peddling false choice between public defenders, Medicaid expansion
• Kansas City one-hole golf course is replica of the 12th hole at Augusta National Golf Club
• No mercy? Poor grades during COVID-19 could kick students out of KC’s Lincoln Prep
• Letters: KC readers discuss George Floyd’s killer, ‘religious’ schools, college costs
• Trial of Kylr Yust: Jessica Runions’ mother recalls panic when daughter went missing
• Up to 500 people can be housed in Kansas City hotels after unanimous council decision
• Kansas City metro adds more than 100 new COVID-19 cases and 1 death Thursday
• On The Vine: Chaka chaka. It’s Patois for mess
• Hypothermic baby found face-down in woods to likely survive in ‘miracle,’ MI cops say
• Nursery camera catches home inspector pleasuring himself with Elmo doll, MI cops say
• Cardinals pitcher wants opening day to be a state holiday, let kids out of school
• Expert says Floyd died from ‘low level of oxygen’ after officer had knee on neck
• Man charged in machete attack near Kansas City homeless encampment outside City Hall
• Kansas City Police Chief Rick Smith should never have agreed to attend GOP fundraiser
• With the FBI listening, Kylr Yust allegedly told ex-girlfriend he killed 17 year old
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• Kansas City weather forecast shows more off-and-on rain, cooler temperatures Thursday
• Longtime police officers accuse Overland Park of race, gender and age discrimination
• Kansas lawmakers revive bill banning transgender girls from K-12, college sports
• Kansas City police chief will skip GOP event after criticism from mayor
• ‘Wrong message.’ Blunt, others reassert opposition to Capitol fencing after deadly attack
• KC area school elections: Lee’s Summit adds Black board member
• Wastewater rates will keep going up in Kansas City, but less under new deal with EPA
• KC Mayor Lucas rips police chief’s upcoming appearance at GOP event with Greitens
• Affidavit: KS GOP leader calls officer ‘donut boy,’ says he’d ‘take’ him in a fight
• Missouri bill to nullify federal gun laws advances as Biden orders regulations 
• Five offensive tackles we think the Chiefs might target in the NFL Draft
• Jakob Junis took the ball and ran with it on supposed bullpen day for the Royals
• Cuonzo Martin comments on latest addition to Mizzou but another player is transferring
• Scholarship opens up for KU Jayhawks as freshman guard Latrell Jossell will transfer
• KU Jayhawks’ Ochai Agbaji declares for NBA Draft. That’s not a final decision, though
• Transfer portal makes recruiting resemble the ‘Wild, Wild, West,’ Bill Self says
• KC area multiple health code violations: JoCo’s Sushi Karma, Spin Pizza on Main, more
• After delays, Three Light luxury apartments set to begin construction in downtown KC