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March 31, 2022

• Not conservative enough? Right-wing Republicans target Kansas Board of Education maps
• Cerner pushes back COVID-19 vaccine requirement for remote employees until late spring
• Prosecutors reviewing after teen says he was repeatedly punched, tased by KC officers
• ‘Elegance, privacy and function.’ This $2.9M house for sale in Minnesota has it all
• Alex Smith says Kansas City Chiefs offense can’t be as potent without Tyreek Hill
• Food trucks, art alleys and an egg hunt: What’s in store for KC’s April First Friday
• Kansas City voters will answer these ballot questions on April 5. Are you ready?
• Here are all the candidates running for school boards in Jackson County on April 5
• Kansas City Zoo donates to Ukraine Zoos Emergency Fund. Here’s how you can help too
• Jackson County legislature candidates accused of only masquerading as Democrats
• Safety first: Here’s how Lee’s Summit Medical Center made top grade for safety
• If Kansas freezes Medicaid, cancer patients are just a few of the many endangered
• By his own standards with Ketanji Brown Jackson, Josh Hawley is soft on terrorists
• Missouri is failing children in foster care. The solution is right there in Jeff City
• Months after ending contact tracing, Kelly says COVID-19 is endemic in Kansas
• Border truce ‘didn’t include the Chiefs,’ Kansas governor says amid relocation talk
• Who are the candidates running for school boards in Cass, Clay and Platte counties on April 5?
• Mom thought panicked daughter was in trouble, but she had won big Michigan jackpot
• Ex-OP cop fired after secretly filming woman showering went on to work hospital security
• ‘Your president told us to be here,’ Missourian charged in Jan. 6 riot shouted at police 
• ‘Jeopardy!’ contestants stumped by answer about former KC Royals star Bo Jackson
• As KS congressional map awaits trial, legislative and ed board maps head to Kelly’s desk
• Kansas City Police Department ‘beard policy’ cost almost $90,000 in officer settlements
• On The Vine: Will Smith and the consummate Black fallacy
• Missouri’s redistricting returns to stalemate as House rejects Senate congressional map
• No criminal charges for Independence cop who punched man during 2020 arrest: prosecutors
• Olathe schools to cut $20 million, eliminate jobs. Critics question the choices
• Kansas City pays out more than $2 million to firefighters following wage dispute
• Day care worker rips hair from toddler — leading cops to more abuse, Ohio report says
• ‘We’re calling you out’: Over 100 Liberty students walk out against Missouri bills
• As Kansas City tries to revive pallet shelters for homeless, neighbors again push back
• Here’s when (and against whom) Kansas City Comets soccer team opens 2022 MASL playoffs
• Health officials monitoring Tuberculosis cases in Wyandotte County, but say risk is low
• Chiefs’ Willie Gay Jr. has his reasons for not wanting to see new stadium in Kansas
• Missing toddler dead after being found in water-filled construction hole, IN cops say
• Missouri Senate refuses to negotiate over congressional map, sends it back to House
• Missouri Applebee’s franchise executive fired after backlash to email on lowering wages
• Stressed over Kansas-Villanova in Final Four? Doctors have some advice for you
• Kansas Jayhawks’ national title game isn’t on CBS. Here’s how to watch and stream
• Here’s what KU’s players (and coach Bill Self) have to say about the Superdome rims
• KU’s Bill Self says Duke’s Coach K contacted him in January after Self’s dad died
• Bill Self tells Ochai Agbaji what his legacy will be if Kansas Jayhawks win it all
• Kansas Jayhawks senior guard Ochai Agbaji named a Wooden Award finalist
• Ranking Bill Self’s Big 12 champions at Kansas. Are Jayhawks’ Final Four teams his best?
• Mitch Lightfoot will leave Kansas Jayhawks with two Final Fours ... and two degrees
• Kansas Jayhawks arrive in New Orleans with ‘some Cajun food’ on the immediate agenda
• What Royals pitcher Zack Greinke says about his return to The K as Opening Day starter
• SportsBeat KC: One week from Opening Day, how will Royals’ rotation shake out?
• KC Royals, and nearly every other MLB team, are worth more after lockout, Forbes says
• Kansas City Royals’ Carlos Hernández ready to move on after rough spring start
• Kansas City Royals commit to manager Mike Matheny beyond the upcoming season
• After 12-year hiatus, Zack Greinke will start Opening Day for the Kansas City Royals
• How does KC Royals’ rotation look beyond Greinke? Let’s talk this morning at 10 a.m.
• Brookside store with more than 500 products relocating to Kansas City’s Crossroads
• Kansas City’s new Irish restaurant has a comfy lounge: ‘This feels like your new home’