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March 29, 2022

• River Market changes are first step in making parking pricier citywide, officials say
• Former Johnson County pharmacy worker accuses company of retaliation in wrongful firing suit
• Customer pees on snacks after his card was declined at gas station, Michigan cops say
• NFL owners approve new playoff rule allowing both teams a possession in overtime games
• Trudy Busch Valentine enters Missouri U.S. Senate race, shakes up Democratic primary
• No foolin’: KC Mavericks’ next home game at Cable Dahmer Arena is April 1 (Friday)
• This Missouri attraction is on a national list of best theme parks in the country
• You know him as a Kansas City kids entertainer. Now he writes about a famous murder
• Three dead, including suspect and child, after southeastern Kansas hostage event: KBI
• Storms threaten to bring hail, 60 mph winds to Kansas City overnight
• Scott Sifton drops out of U.S. Senate race, throws support behind heir to Busch fortune
• Kansas lawmaker calls for end to financial program catering to wealthy investors
• KC Comets play final regular-season games this weekend. Then, it’s MASL playoffs time
• Kansas City police investigate shooting after man found fatally shot in broad daylight
• Missouri House halts congressional map approval as candidate filing expires
• Nebraska senator says he’s sorry for saying schools offered litter boxes for ‘furries’
• ‘Dark shape’ in Michigan brush sparks bear report. Closer look reveals something else
• Sen. Josh Hawley says he missed a call from Trump on morning of Jan. 6 insurrection
• St. Luke’s Hospital celebrates zero COVID-19 patients in Kansas City’s ICU
• Lying informants put too many people in prison. Missouri lawmakers, you can fix it
• Person looking for firewood finds human remains in Ohio woods, police say
• Should Kansas City Chiefs stay in Missouri or move to Kansas? Vote in Border War poll
• KC Chiefs president says team is exploring possible sites for stadium in Kansas: report
• Kansas City Catholics come together to heal racial wounds. Can other churches follow?
• If the Chiefs and Royals want new stadiums, Kansas City taxpayers need the truth — now
• Kansas loses federal money not enforcing vaccine mandates in hospitals, nursing homes
• Salvador Perez joins George Brett as only Kansas City Royals to win Lou Gehrig Award
• Andrew Benintendi, Whit Merrifield spark offensive explosion in Kansas City Royals’ win
• How NBA feedback spurred this Kansas Jayhawks basketball starter on way to Final Four
• No. 1 in all-time victories, KU Jayhawks need more NCAA championships, Bill Self says
• Headed to NOLA for KU basketball? Here’s what’s going on for Final Four weekend
• Former KU Jayhawks center Udoka Azubuike of the Utah Jazz has season-ending surgery
• Kansas basketball fans in Johnson County: Where’s the best bar to watch the Jayhawks?
• It’s a bank and cafe. And it’s coming to Kansas City’s Plaza with coffee and pastries
• Missouri Tigers coach Dennis Gates to lead West team in NABC All-Star Game at Final Four
• Beyond the Bracket podcast: Previewing this weekend’s blueblood-infused Final Four