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April 20, 2022

• Things to do in Kansas City: Snoop Dogg, Chelsea Handler, Planet Comicom, ‘Van Gogh’
• Kansas man who represented ‘the American Dream’ sentenced for role in Capitol riot
• Mistrial declared in case of ex-Leavenworth cop accused of involuntary manslaughter
• Mom, 6-year-old girl among victims secretly filmed in Blue Springs QuikTrip restroom
• Man arrested in Ohio charged in Kansas City, Kansas homicide; more arrests expected
• Fundraiser started for family of man killed in Kansas City; juvenile charged with murder
• Ahead of food sales tax fight, Kelly signs Kansas budget that had bipartisan support
• How Kansas Jayhawks baseball honored Buck O’Neil — and the Negro Leagues — in KC
• Royals’ Hunter Dozier again partners with KC barbecue restaurant for a special cause
• Young Royals fans drove Twins fans nuts with ‘Alex Gordon’ chants during Tuesday’s game
• 19-year-old awakes to man groping her on flight, feds say. He says he had ‘nightmare’
• Kansas City’s new houseless camp removal policy requires outreach, 48 hours notice
• Kids are awash in online cruelty. Are school stabbings and shootings so surprising?
• A gardener’s guide to Kansas City: Seven things to know about planting for success
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Baby severely stabbed by father after police chase in Kansas City suburbs: court records
• Kansas seniors like me have to choose: my medication or my mortgage? There is a fix
• Eric Greitens leads Missouri Republican Senate field in campaign legal expenses
• I’m a Christian, too, Vicky Hartzler. My faith tells me to be loving and nonjudgmental
• Grenade found near Independence businesses Tuesday afternoon was inactive: police
• Weeks before stabbing, KC student fought teen accused in his death, loved ones say
• KU Med administrator subject of child porn investigation led by feds: court records
• A major music and arts festival is coming three hours outside Kansas City this fall
• Ticket-printing mistake turns into good fortune for $1 million lottery winner in Iowa
• Kansas expects large revenue growth, setting stage for renewed push to cut food tax
• Bus driver fired after drinking beer on grade school field trip, Wisconsin officials say
• Rounds of thunderstorms possible as Kansas City heads into active weather pattern
• Millions more to Kansas City charter schools? Missouri Senate passes revised education bill
• 5-month-old found alive, mom found dead a week after they vanished, Indiana cops say
• After the transit mask mandate went away, are you required to wear a mask anywhere in KC?
• Kansas City, here’s how to elect candidates who represent our community’s consensus
• Kansas, Missouri senators do nothing as veterans exposed to toxins get sick and die
• Python slithers into Walmart, found ‘chillin’ on shelf, Indiana rescue group says
• Former NFL GM explains why Kansas City Chiefs don’t need to trade up in the draft
• Watch ‘trash panda’ pop out of garbage can when Michigan cop performs ‘search warrant’
• After troubled year, Johnson County school board names district’s new superintendent
• Attorney had ‘sexual contact’ with woman he was prosecuting in MO courthouse, feds say
• Former Royals pitcher Ian Kennedy will have an estate sale at his Overland Park home
• From online groups to expert help, you can find a gardening community in Kansas City
• Kansas Jayhawks football loses expected starter on offense to NCAA transfer portal
• Salvador Perez delivers another 2-homer game for Kansas City Royals despite eye ailment
• Home runs by Salvador Perez, Hunter Dozier lead Kansas City Royals to win over Twins
• Kansas State picks up second men’s basketball commitment from SEC in as many days
• Joe’s Kansas City named one of the best restaurants in US — but not for its barbecue
• Kansas City area health code violations: Cafe Provence, El Potro, China Town, more
• Missouri Tigers land another point guard, this one through the transfer portal