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April 5, 2022

• ‘Wouldn’t Dad love this?’: NCAA title bears bittersweet joy for Bill Self and family
• Kansas City shows up for triumphant show by artist who was badly burned as a toddler
• Judge drops charges against ride operators in Branson duck boat sinking that killed 17
• ‘I’m not crying .. you are.’ Former Kansas players celebrate Jayhawks’ national title
• Lawrence Police Department says KU fans were crowd surfing ... in a shopping cart
• A PSA from the TSA for KU fans: Special instructions for handling NCAA game programs
• Fans heading to Kauffman for Kansas City Royals home opener will want to bundle up
• Suns out, guns out at Masters? Nah, KC’s Harry Higgs plans to keep shirt on in Augusta
• Crimson and blue: Union Station, KC celebrate Kansas Jayhawk’s 4th NCAA championship
• KC Streetcar to break ground for Main Street Extension, expanding service to UMKC
• ‘Clean up Independence’: Will voters choose ‘elitist’ or reformer for mayor?
• Redrawn map puts federal funds for Wyandotte County at risk, aide to KCK mayor testifies
• These are your rights and what to know while voting with a disability in Kansas City
• Federal money to eliminate Missouri’s dangerous lead pipes briefly slashed from budget
• Another lawsuit claims Kansas City’s water department fails to address discrimination
• After 2 years of pandemic upheaval, market is ready to bring joy to LS shoppers again
• Why KU’s Remy Martin pointed at Jim Nantz after a three-pointer against North Carolina
• Kansas City police investigate drive-by shooting involving KCPD officers at traffic stop
• Young elk was twisted in tarp and stuck in Colorado ditch before rescue, photo shows
• Missouri high court throws out Keith Carnes’ convictions in KC murder, orders release
• Olathe nonprofit launched to fight COVID-19, now sending delicate resources to Ukraine
• Founders of Kansas City gentlemen’s club Blakk Co. to create a space for women of color
• Kansas senator, an ivermectin advocate, instructs doctors on COVID treatment in letter
• Independence police seek help to find 17-year-old reported missing Tuesday
• Why this KU Jayhawks title represents the best work of Bill Self’s career at Kansas
• Day care used ‘unknown medications’ to calm kids at nap time, Missouri officials say
• Photos show Eric Greitens’ abuse of child, Sheena Greitens says in new court document
• Woman in assisted living dies after roommate douses her in hot oil, Missouri cops say
• After chaotic last week, the Kansas Legislature will return to major items in late April
• ‘Thuggish way’: At trial, Democratic senator slams Republican-led process to redraw map
• Former KC Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu making first free-agency visit, per report
• Trying to ‘stem the bleeding.’ Missouri child welfare leader says agency needs help
• What do school board members actually do? Here’s a guide before voting around KC on Tuesday
• Here is the ‘One Shining Moment’ video from Kansas Jayhawks’ national championship win
• Fans roast NCAA president Mark Emmert for congratulating ‘Kansas City Jayhawks’
• Here is the call of KU winning NCAA title from Brian Hanni, the ‘Voice of the Jayhawks’
• Why Ochai Agbaji fell into his parents’ arms, crying, after Kansas Jayhawks’ title win
• Bob Bowlsby announces his plan to step down as Big 12 Conference commissioner
• Take these steps to navigate through high inflation times and keep your money safe
• Jayhawks fans: Relive Kansas’ national championship season with our collector’s book, front page poster
• ‘A dream come true’: KU seniors have earned their place among Jayhawk greats
• Historic Hawks! Kansas sets two NCAA Tournament comeback records in winning title
• Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball headed to Maui Invitational early in 2023-24 season
• Here’s where to get Kansas basketball championship shirts and gear around KC
• How did you react to KU’s comeback win? Share your videos from the national championship
• KU fans overjoyed with Jayhawks’ national title victory over North Carolina Tar Heels
• Details of welcome home ceremony for NCAA champion Kansas Jayhawks have been released
• Why Kansas Jayhawks’ One Shining Moment vs. North Carolina was 5 months in making
• KU’s comeback is one for the ages: ‘We’re probably all a little overwhelmed and spent’
• How Bill Self’s words — from a year ago — spurred Kansas Jayhawks to NCAA championship
• Mario Chalmers, hero of KU’s 2008 title, ‘even more happy’ about this Jayhawks championship
• Moving up the charts: Bill Self wins second NCAA title, Kansas Jayhawks add a fourth
• Ochai Agbaji adds a Final Four MVP to his awards haul with Kansas Jayhawks
• Podcast: Talking Kansas Jayhawks and the greatest comeback in NCAA title-game history
• Watch: Talking Kansas Jayhawks, and the greatest comeback in NCAA title-game history
• The wait is over: Kansas City Royals’ top prospect Bobby Witt Jr. will make MLB debut
• Kansas City Royals’ Carlos Hernández ‘working’ to find his stride as spring training ends
• KC Royals’ Brad Keller encouraged despite getting roughed up in loss. Also, Witt homers