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March 18, 2022

• I grew up with Blaine Luetkemeyer. Missouri doesn’t need his propaganda on Ukraine
• ‘Walking while Black’: Kansas City man feared for his life during Independence arrest
• An Olathe woman who fled Ukraine is raising money for those under fire by Russian troops
• Sen. Josh Hawley refuses order to halt use of fist pump image on campaign merchandise
• Patrick Mahomes and teammates debated an all-Chiefs hoops lineup. Smack talk ensued
• Patrol sergeant sues Grain Valley Police Department for sex discrimination, retaliation
• Byron Pringle, who will join the Bears, writes sweet message to Chiefs players, fans
• Staley boys, Blue Springs South girls finish third at Missouri state hoops tournaments
• Missouri AG Schmitt drops mask lawsuits against most schools as cases fall, mandates end
• 63-year-old Missouri woman dies one month after Kansas City crash: police
• KC Chiefs secure their No. 2 wide receiver with splashy signing of JuJu Smith-Schuster
• Beef is too expensive to order brisket? In Kansas City? Here’s why prices are so high
• Fisherman reels in ‘gruesome’ catch, but it wasn’t as it seemed, Indiana officials say
• Chiefs’ Willie Gay had a perfect response to splashy moves made by AFC West opponents
• Up to an inch of rain, maybe some snowflakes, possible as storm dawdles over Kansas City
• Nine percent of Jewish Kansas Citians experienced antisemitism, survey shows
• NFL Network analyst: One winner of Raiders’ Davante Adams trade is Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill
• Man shot and killed outside Target in broad daylight, Ohio police say
• Dentist broke patient’s teeth so he could swindle insurers out of millions, feds say
• KC Chiefs land JuJu Smith-Schuster; Jarran Reed to visit Bengals: free agency, Day 3
• Eastbound I-70 in KCK reopens hours after fatal crash; one westbound lane open
• The one takeaway we can’t ignore from Kansas Jayhawks’ NCAA Tournament win vs. 16 seed
• ‘Where’d you get these checks?’ Black KC artist interrogated over big bank deposit
• Body of college student missing since February found in river, Wisconsin officials say
• A KC Chief no more: former K-State receiver Byron Pringle is signing with Chicago Bears
• Lamonte McIntyre, wrongly convicted in Kansas City, KS murders, seeks $93M in lawsuit
• Want to save on gas and help the environment? KC’s carpool program may fit the bill
• The Star didn’t tell the whole story about a powerful group trying to privatize the VA
• How food is more than a meal: It’s art, power and culture, our book club readers find
• What’s the best coffee shop in Kansas City? Announcing the winner of our bracket
• Missouri Tigers quarterback competition to be on display in spring game Saturday
• Missouri Tigers miss out on coaching candidate as Florida hires San Francisco’s Todd Golden
• Missouri Tigers women’s basketball season ends with home loss to Drake in WNIT
• College basketball’s all-time victories lead has been a race among these 3 bluebloods
• Kansas’ last game vs. Creighton was ‘a battle.’ Jayhawks expect same in NCAA Tournament
• Kansas Jayhawks’ next NCAA Tournament opponent suffers injury to key player in win
• SportsBeat KC: Kansas Jayhawks’ next NCAA tourney opponent is Creighton... and Kentucky
• Kentucky upset means Kansas Jayhawks can catch Wildcats on college basketball wins list
• No. 1 seed Kansas Jayhawks easily win NCAA Tournament opener. Up next: Creighton
• Kansas Jayhawks basketball had a nearly perfect day. What it means for KU ahead
• Andrew Benintendi feels at home going into his second season with the Kansas City Royals
• Kansas City Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. is chosen as MLB Pipeline’s top prospect
• Angry moms: Disney film’s menstruation talk not appropriate. Period. Are they right?
• Kansas City’s basketball factory: Mokan Elite produces stars across March Madness
• Ready for a rewarding summer? Take these tips on pruning spectacular clematis plants