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May 4, 2021

• ‘Hamilton’ fans in for wait as show postponed again. But Broadway Series back in 2021
• Kansas City metro adds more than 110 new COVID-19 cases, 7 deaths on Tuesday
• Kansas City forecast shows light showers early Tuesday morning, clearer afternoon
• Grandview man charged with murder following daytime Sunday shooting, car crash
• UMKC student accused of fatally shooting Kansas City man after gambling feud
• Back to the future? Kansas lawmakers risk reopening school funding lawsuit
• Kansas bill targeting transgender kids is not just wrong — it’s bad for business, too
• Hey, Roger Marshall, that wasn’t Ewing Kauffman who pulled Britain through the Blitz
• Royals fans jokingly hope Alcides Escobar’s minors deal means more from ’15 will sign 
• Royals’ Nicky Lopez made a dazzling defense play despite umpire running interference
• Johnson County man pleads guilty in 2019 shooting near Highlands Elementary School
• Couple discovers live WWII Japanese Navy bomb while doing yard work in Missouri
• ESPN broadcasters will dress as ‘Star Wars’ characters while calling Tuesday’s game
• Rains to move out of the Kansas City area but stormy weekend looms for the metro
• Find COVID vaccine appointments in the Kansas City area — and see vaccination rates
• ‘This is life and death’: Kansas City mayor says state should let city act on gun laws
• NFL writer says the draft results show ‘Mahomesification of the league’ is underway
• Watch highlights of new Kansas City Chiefs running back Jerick McKinnon
• If Adam Hamilton knows Boy Scouts degrade Native Americans, why won’t he say so?
• Here’s why Daniel Lynch’s debut with the Kansas City Royals reflected promise to come
• After abusive rant about sex and suicide, unwell lawmaker can’t teach again in Kansas
• White supremacist F. Glenn Miller is dead in a Kansas prison. Forget him but not his crimes
• Budweiser looking for a dog to feature on its holiday can. Here’s how to submit yours
• Missouri AG takes over GOP group facing scrutiny and staff shake-ups after Jan. 6
• After arrest, Kansas Rep. Mark Samsel loses seat on alma mater’s board of trustees
• The outspoken leader of Kansas City’s health department to retire from City Hall
• St. Louis Democrat launches campaign for Senate seat with focus on climate change
• Missouri passes bill allowing lifetime restraining orders for domestic abuse survivors
• White supremacist who killed 3 at Jewish sites in Overland Park dies in Kansas prison
• Ex-Blue Springs High School employee pleads guilty to producing, sharing child porn
• Tornadoes swept the Kansas City area 18 years ago. A look at the devastating storms
• Another World Series champ rejoins Kansas City Royals; this time it’s Alcides Escobar
• SportsBeat KC: Good debut for Daniel Lynch. Did right pitcher go to bullpen?
• Live: Encouraging debut by Lynch, but Royals can’t finish. Let’s talk about it!
• Daniel Lynch’s debut highlighted by this pitch in Kansas City Royals’ loss to Indians
• Like ‘getting hit with bricks’: Man testifies against former KU player Silvio De Sousa
• Best from Akron since LeBron? Jayhawks offer men’s basketball scholarship to Livingston
• Former KU coach: After ‘questionable hires,’ Jayhawks got it right with Lance Leipold
• Wichita ‘better chicken’ restaurant wants to enter the Kansas City market
• Vaccinated and ready to gather with friends, family? Take these money-saving tips
• Temporary job loss has been part of the pandemic. But is it time to retire right now?