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April 1, 2022

• Kansas City area school board elections roil in debates over diversity, banned books
• Kansas Senate drops effort to remove ethics watchdog as details of investigation emerge
• A new traveling Michelangelo exhibit is in Kansas City on the Plaza. What’s inside?
• Trans Day of Visibility event focuses on building inclusive workplaces in Kansas City
• KCPD’s repeat offenders like Blayne Newton need to follow Chief Smith out the door
• Eric Greitens took victim’s purse, patted her down, she says. Whose word do you take?
• ‘No, Mahomes.’ Royals’ Salvador Perez shakes off MLB Network comparison to Tom Brady
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes hopes to emulate more than just Tom Brady’s success
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes shares thoughts on Tyreek Hill being traded from Kansas City
• ‘By artists, for artists:’ Weekly Northeast KC neighborhood festival opens for the season
• KU player shares look inside Jayhawks’ locker room, team lounge, hotel at Final Four
• ‘Got to cut down nets’: Despite KU’s rich history, Bill Self knows it’s behind others
• Kansas is poised to legalize sports betting. Missouri is still divided on details.
• Home for sale in Ohio has some people asking ‘should this house exist?’ See why
• 74-year-old homeowner shoots 16-year-old in his Ohio house. ‘He didn’t belong here’
• Man charged in fatal shooting at Overland Park house said it was an accident: affidavit
• Kansas City Chiefs report for offseason workout program on April 18; OTAs follow
• KS Republicans move to oust ethics official responsible for investigating lawmakers
• Dad shoots and kills intruder he says threatened his daughter, Minnesota cops say
• Mail with donations stolen from Missouri U.S. Senate candidate’s office, police say
• Hints of sweeping ethics inquiry transfix Capitol as Kansas GOP tries to oust watchdog
• Kauffman Center ending COVID-19 vaccine requirement and mask mandate starting April 4
• COVID-19 is now considered ‘endemic’ in Kansas and Missouri. What does that mean for you?
• Top Missouri Republicans ask courts to intervene in stalemate over congressional map
• Kansas City man gets 7 years for involuntary manslaughter after shooting victim in face
• Man, woman charged in string of armed robberies at Kansas City dollar stores
• Mike Thompson’s attacks on solar power farms keep Kansas in the energy Dark Ages
• Two men allegedly kidnapped and threatened to slit throat of woman in Jackson County
• Behind the scenes: How this Kansas City urban farm turns your food scraps into soil
• Kansas Jayhawks coach Bill Self praises Baylor’s Scott Drew at the Final Four
• KU’s Self praises Jay Wright’s attire: ‘Nobody could compete with him in that regard’
• ‘I do believe that the end is soon’: Bill Self says of Kansas Jayhawks’ NCAA case
• Kansas Jayhawks big man David McCormack ‘never ever complains’ when his foot is aching
• Wasn’t fun at the time, but this ‘humbling’ loss helped KU Jayhawks reach Final Four
• Why Bill Self admires this Kansas Jayhawk: ‘He’s had more hardship than anybody else’
• SportsBeat KC: How the Bill Self-Jay Wright KU-Nova matchup has produced elite results
• Watch: We preview KU-Villanova on SportsBeat Live from the Final Four in New Orleans
• NCAA’s Mark Emmert asked about KU Jayhawks infractions case, Bill Self’s contract
• Witt Jr., Kowar and Pratto among Kansas City Royals’ minor-league award winners
• Kansas City Royals’ Kris Bubic picks up steam during home stretch of spring training
• Hand-brewed coffee drinks and pastries: Take a look inside this new Kansas City cafe
• ‘We had a great run’: After a decade, bar closes in Kansas City’s Power & Light
• Beloved Johnson County burger place moves into a new home: ‘We’re so happy’
• Bulbs produce a brilliant sign of spring. These tips will help them return next year