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March 10, 2022

• 60 years after their first show, Kansas City’s McFadden Brothers reunite for a new gig
• 73-year-old shoots sleeping husband after thinking about it for days, Oklahoma cops say
• KC Chiefs plan to extend qualifying tender to exclusive-rights free agent Deandre Baker
• Looking for help paying for college tuition? Check out this Missouri program
• Expected snowfall dips slightly in Kansas City metro, but heaviest snow yet to come
• On The Vine: Yell, scream, bang on the table ‘protect trans kids’
• Block Party
• Bruce Weber emotionally stated his case to return. But Kansas State needs a change
• ESPN baseball reporter’s Twitter account hacked while fans await lockout news
• Planned Parenthood sues Missouri, alleging state poised to unlawfully withhold funds
• Winter storm blankets KC with up to 3 inches of snow — and it may not stop until Friday
• Michigan GOP candidate criticized over rape comments he says he tells his daughters
• Belton police seek help to find 15-year-old runaway missing more than one week
• These Kansas City school districts cancel classes for a second day after winter storm
• From brink of ‘disastrous outcome,’ baseball is back and somehow we can’t stay angry
• BVNW, Aquinas reach Kansas prep basketball semifinals: Thursday’s scores, updates here
• Raytown police find 15-year-old teen reported missing Thursday afternoon
• Lee’s Summit back in the green: Here’s the Emerald Isle Parade’s new route
• The deeper meaning behind Kansas Jayhawks coach Bill Self’s final words on Bruce Weber
• Kansas State fans shower Bruce Weber with love: ‘A great human and a great coach’
• ‘Armed and dangerous’: 27 arrested in Kansas City drug trafficking investigation
• Man arrested in undercover sting pleads guilty to sex trafficking 15-year-old girl in KC
• Olathe serial killer John Robinson returns to court in bid to overturn death sentence
• MLB mystery: Why did Mets CEO ‘like’ Royals blogger’s tweet critical of league owners?
• ‘Getting back to normal’: Fans excited Big 12 Tournament’s back at full capacity in KC
• Seahawks seem open to trading Tyler Lockett, but it’s unlikely he’d be on Chiefs radar
• The Kansas City Royals had a simple but fun way to announce the end of MLB lockout
• KC put millions to an affordable housing fund. Here’s who will help decide how to spend it
• ‘Please stay home’: Road conditions across Kansas City deteriorate as winter storm hits
• Kansas City to get $15 million in opioids settlement to use for prevention, treatment
• The threat at Olathe East High School wasn’t a mask or a history book. It was a gun
• Russia’s Ukraine war happened because facts and civility broke down. Here’s the fix
• Big 12 Tournament live updates: Kansas Jayhawks win men’s title, Ochai Agbaji is MVP
• The NCAA Tournament field is set. Download and print your March Madness bracket here
• Kansas Jayhawks basketball’s secret edge? This trainer — and a church gym near KU
• Kansas Jayhawks have healthier Remy Martin. So Self should make this uneasy adjustment
• Kansas Jayhawks drill West Virginia in Big 12 Tournament as Bob Huggins is ejected early
• Kansas Jayhawks vs. West Virginia Mountaineers in Big 12 Tournament: Time, TV, preview
• Why Kansas Jayhawks should expect improved West Virginia in Big 12 Tourney: Quick Scout
• A new Opening Day, plus other important dates for Kansas City Royals fans to know
• New MLB agreement means Kansas City Royals have greater chance at a playoff berth
• Get ready for Kansas City Royals baseball: MLB owners, players agree to end lockout
• Mizzou Tigers men’s basketball season ends in SEC Tournament loss to LSU
• Will Cuonzo Martin coach Mizzou next season? He’s at peace with whatever decision is made
• Missouri Tigers men’s basketball vs. LSU: SEC Tournament prediction, time, TV, lineups
• Teacher suspended for not using a student’s he/him pronouns now sues Kansas district