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April 6, 2022

• Kansas City Symphony’s Memorial Day weekend concert to return after two year hiatus
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Former KC Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil on why Carl Peterson is his Hall of Fame presenter
• Border war over Chiefs, Royals stadiums won’t help anyone — but might gouge taxpayers
• Anti-diversity candidates’ school board wins mean KC-area educators have fights ahead
• Are COVID tests still free around KC? If you don’t have insurance, it’s complicated
• Grocery store owner stole $4.1 million from government in food stamp scam, feds say
• Target store loses $93k in days after scammers target ‘vulnerable’ cashiers, MI cops say
• Prosecutors recommend prison for Jackson County jail officer who smuggled drugs to inmates
• Killing that led victim’s mom to form KC advocacy group remains unsolved 8 years later
• Terrell Owens reveals he pushed Andy Reid to let him join the KC Chiefs last season
• Here are final, unofficial results of Tuesday’s municipal and school board elections
• Things to do in Kansas City: ‘An Officer and a Gentleman’ musical, Santana, DiDonato
• 70-year-old woman dies following a fire at her Blue Springs home on Monday
• Kansas City Chiefs rep downplays relocation reports in hearing with Missouri lawmakers
• Kansas Jayhawks hailed for sportsmanship late in NCAA championship game win over UNC
• Fox Sports’ Nick Wright: I’m out as Chiefs fan if they move to Kansas — with a proviso
• Kansas City area school elections: Candidates pushing diversity win, but not everywhere
• It’s down to final few games for Kansas City Mavericks’ 2021-22 ECHL hockey season
• Kansas Citians approve health care levy, sewer bond issue by overwhelming margins
• Patrick Mahomes already throwing to Chiefs’ new receivers, including JuJu Smith-Schuster
• Independence voters embrace change with new mayor, ousting of incumbent councilman
• Derek Schmidt attacks KCK immigrants in his bid for governor. Kansas, don’t reward it
• Is this huge Kansas power transmission project necessary? Developer must make its case
• KU fans who get TV over the air were cheated out of seeing the national championship
• Truman Presidential Library is expanding its hours and services. Here’s what to know
• SportsBeat KC: KC’s Harry Higgs takes on ‘tradition like no other’ this week at Augusta
• Husband and wife were stranded in Nevada wilderness. He died before rescuers came
• Missouri House prepares $46B budget, leaving millions in surplus revenue unspent
• Local gun safety group provides gun locks to prevent accidental shootings, suicides
• KC Royals share look at how Bobby Witt Jr. learned he’d made it to the big leagues
• Kansas Citian endured 7 Nazi concentration camps. New play tells his story of survival
• National Guardsman threatened to crash plane into Anheuser-Busch plant, Ohio cops say
• Kansas City area company fined again over lax safety, six years after worker died 
• Kansas Jayhawks’ victory over North Carolina set one NCAA Tournament ratings record
• Going to cheer on the Royals? Here’s what you can and can’t bring into The K
• Here’s what to know about parking and ride-share at Kauffman Stadium for Royals games
• Kansas City Royals add a year to Whit Merrifield’s contract in restructured deal
• Top prospect Bobby Witt Jr.’s arrival in Kansas City a ‘special’ moment for Royals
• The something extra that sets up Bobby Witt Jr. for MLB stardom with Kansas City Royals
• What does next season’s Kansas Jayhawks roster look like? A look ahead for the champs
• Why Kansas Jayhawks’ David McCormack didn’t win Final Four MOP — and how close he was
• Fried chicken, from mild to ‘OMG hot.’ Korean-style restaurant opens in Johnson County
• ‘This is such sad news’: Johnson County restaurant closing, blames COVID, ‘bad timing’
• Kansas City area health code violations: Pad Thai, Fuddruckers, Jonathan’s BBQ, more
• After re-opening recruitment, Blue Valley’s Aidan Shaw back where he originally signed