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March 22, 2022

• Demarcus Robinson, a Chiefs free agent, will meet with Raiders, and KC fans had jokes
• Receiver Demarcus Robinson, now formerly of the KC Chiefs, signs with AFC West rival
• Kansas City Parade of Hearts artist disheartened after sculpture is damaged
• Roy Blunt joins Josh Hawley in calling for Eric Greitens to drop out of senate race
• Man shoots dog, wounding himself and another man in the process, Iowa cops say
• Meet the group that approves price increases for Missouri gas and utility companies
• Dennis Gates seems a fine hire for Mizzou, but let’s put brakes on national-title talk
• Missouri lawmakers delete ectopic pregnancy provision from abortion bill after uproar
• ‘I stand by my sworn statements’: Sheena Greitens responds after ex-husband’s attacks
• Missouri GOP silent on Eric Greitens, but party took action against other candidates
• Kansas Senate passes bill banning transgender athletes from women’s sports
• Forty overnight vehicle break-ins reported in Kansas City suburb: police 
• Joining nationwide trend, Kansas Legislature advances ‘Parents Bill of Rights’
• Credentials are no protection against intimidation and abuse. Just ask Sheena Greitens
• Social justice group reignites call for Mayor Garner to request DOJ probe into KCKPD
• Overland Park to take up short-term rentals issue after fatal shooting in vacation house
• KC Chiefs are signing wide receiver and former first-round pick Corey Coleman: report
• KC Chiefs sign former Blue Springs, K-State linebacker Elijah Lee to one-year deal
• Kansas City is now at ‘low-risk’ levels for COVID. What does that mean?
• Bar bouncer fatally stabs Marine veteran who walked away from argument, Boston cops say
• ESPN analyst who said Chiefs will miss playoffs forgot how NFL scheduling works
• Owner of Overland Park rental house where woman was fatally shot is based in Texas
• Native Americans not welcome at this South Dakota hotel because of shooting, owner says
• Ahead of Sweet 16, Vegas oddsmakers bullish on Kansas Jayhawks’ chances of winning
• Headed to KC’s River Market on weekends? Parking is still free, but not for long.
• Chiefs’ Harrison Butker explains why he chose not to be vaccinated despite NFL rules
• Talladega, Loyola survive and advance to Tuesday’s NAIA tourney final in Kansas City
• Hail, strong winds, maybe a tornado, possible as severe storms sweep across Kansas City
• Oh Hail No! How to prepare if a hailstorm is on the way
• Vladimir Putin’s terrorism in Ukraine has a much bigger target: the United States
• Here’s when the Easter bunnies are returning to Kansas City’s Plaza
• Death of infant in Kansas City ruled a homicide by medical examiner: police
• Big Slick returning to Kansas City with Rudd, Sudeikis & friends: How to get tickets
• Former Kansas City Royals outfielder Paulo Orlando is now a U.S. citizen
• Council members must step up now to protect Kansas Citians with real police reform
• Dennis Gates checks all the boxes, but can he deliver a national title to Old Mizzou?
• Here’s what to know about Airbnb policies in the Kansas City area
• Money doesn’t grow on trees, and other lessons for kids
• Kansas City board OKs millions in incentives for ‘historic’ AT&T tower rehab downtown
• Beyond the Bracket podcast: Previewing men’s and women’s Sweet 16s after a wild weekend
• Kansas Jayhawks are a Sweet 16 victory away from passing Kentucky on all-time win list
• Kansas Jayhawks’ Bill Self praises Providence coach, asks for fan support in Chicago
• Kansas Jayhawks Ochai Agbaji is one of four finalists for the 2022 Naismith Trophy
• Kansas City Royals avoid arbitration with several players, but not Lopez or Benintendi
• Key Kansas City Royals’ hitters feel good about the pace of camp in spite of late start
• Kansas City Royals and Adalberto Mondesi agree to contract terms for 2022
• Brady Singer has to work around first-game jitters as Kansas City Royals beat Angels
• How Mizzou’s AD landed on Dennis Gates as right coach to win trophies for Tigers
• A new era for Missouri Tigers: Dennis Gates hired as new men’s basketball coach
• Eliah Drinkwitz reflects on spring football game, next steps for Missouri Tigers
• Mizzou women’s basketball standout Aijha Blackwell to enter transfer portal: report
• Two of the best players on Missouri Tigers men’s basketball roster enter transfer portal