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March 15, 2023

• Wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster leaves Chiefs, agrees to 3-year deal with Patriots
• KC Chiefs lose safety Juan Thornhill to Cleveland Browns, but an able successor awaits
• NFL gives details on how fans can get into 2023 Draft for free, what events are planned
• How Mizzou’s turnaround hinged on Kobe Brown’s momentous decision not to enter portal
• ‘It’s like David and Goliath.’ A little team could triumph at Qlathe BBQ competition
• KS House passes expansive voucher-like program, ties it with Kelly’s top education priority
• Jerry Moran: Kansas and the nation cannot stop the fight against Alzheimer’s disease | Opinion
• Nervous at UMB Bank’s credit rating? Relax. Kansas City isn’t Silicon Valley | Opinion
• Woman killed Tuesday night after disturbance in Kansas City’s Lykins neighborhood: Police
• Predictions for dogs, cat: Adorable, with a strong probability of playful and cuddly
• ‘Quartz’ found in gravel at state park was actually ‘big, ugly’ diamond, photos show
• Things to do in KC: St. Patrick’s Day, plus Blake Shelton, Comicon and ‘Hamilton’
• One fatally shot Tuesday afternoon in Family Dollar parking lot in Kansas City: Police
• It started with a beagle. At a home near LS, older dogs free to live their best lives
• JoCo student was 1 of 2,400 to enter contest. Insomniacs can learn from winning video
• Praise to the goddess of porcelain bowls. KCI’s impact measured by women’s bathroom
• Former Duke star thinks KU has the right mindset to repeat as national champions
• Andrew Wylie shares sweet farewell message to Chiefs teammates, coaches and the fans
• Doctor removed thin layer of tissue lining patients’ uteruses when unnecessary, feds say
• Daughter’s heartfelt obituary honors her ‘jerk’ dad. ‘Equal parts daredevil and lush’
• ‘Nothing is without risk.’ Feds say safety concerns in railroad merger are unfounded
• Kansas City Southern railroad merger approved despite growing concerns over rail safety
• Driver was ‘cut many breaks’ before crash that killed 2, including KC officer: Police
• Follow Kansas City Chiefs’ free-agency updates: Orlando Brown Jr. finds new home
• Hawley introduces bill to shield bank customers from fees over bailout for failed banks
• How is Missouri an underdog in NCAA tourney? Not sure, but they’ll use it: a podcast
• Jackson County to hold public hearing to discuss ban on conversion therapy for minors
• Clay County prosecutors send Timothy Haslett case, other cases back to grand jury
• Here are more ‘Ted Lasso’ Easter eggs, including one about Jason Sudeikis’ mother
• Lottery player buys last ticket on roll — and wins big in Michigan. ‘Doesn’t feel real’
• Almost 92, William Shatner is living long, prospering, and coming to Kansas City
• Guide to Kansas City’s Planet Comicon: Celebrities, comic books, costumes, parties
• Chiefs agree to terms on 2-year deal with former 49ers pass rusher Charles Omenihu
• Middle schooler choked by driver as he tries to get off school bus, Indiana cops say
• Kansas City, let’s talk about trash on our highways. Where do you see the worst mess?
• NAIA men’s hoops: See scores from Wednesday’s quarterfinals at Municipal Auditorium
• Person in custody after victim found in southeast Kansas City apartment Wednesday dies
• Good grief, why all the grumbling, Kansas City? Impressive new KCI Airport is a breeze | Opinion
• Why would Missouri exempt guns from sales tax, but leave out other manufacturers? | Opinion
• Power & Light has an Irish pub again: KC Hooley House opens in time for St. Pat’s Day
• Kansas City area restaurants with health code violations: Taco Hangover, Jazz, more
• Dajuan Harris’ first-round NCAA Tournament matchup is an ‘unbelievable point guard’
• No. 1 seed KU Jayhawks vs. No. 16 Howard Bison in NCAA Tournament: Starters, TV, time
• Howard hoops coach tutored Jalen Wilson at NBA Combine; Bison player is from Kansas
• Kansas Jayhawks basketball’s Jalen Wilson earns consensus All-America first-team honors
• KU’s Wilson confident Bill Self will coach NCAA opener; Hall of Famer is ‘day-to-day’
• Photos: KU players shoot around in Des Moines ahead of Thursday NCAA tournament game
• How Kansas Jayhawks basketball freshman sensation Gradey Dick became a TikTok star
• For the Big 12, put up or shut up time arrives, and recent results suggest the former
• Bill Self’s status remains uncertain heading into KU’s 1st-round NCAA Tournament game
• ‘We don’t just look at the credit score.’ Loan program targets underserved entrepreneurs
• Bally Sports’ parent company files for bankruptcy weeks before Royals season begins
• Royals’ Matt Quatraro showed makings of a manager during his playing days in minors
• Royals have a new vision. Why they trust Matt Quatraro to execute: ‘He cares about people’