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March 29, 2023

• Ewing Kauffman wanted Kansas City to thrive. Here’s how to make it happen for everyone | Opinion
• Looking for a smart dog who loves big? Olathe-based group wants you to meet Billy
• Traffic cop’s racial discrimination suit can help make Kansas City police more just | Opinion
• No constraints: Self-guided pup could teach family dog, and his people, new tricks
• You can catch all 40 of the new Kansas City Parade of Hearts sculptures in one place
• No place to go: Column about old KCI restrooms inspired horror stories from readers
• Woman charged with felony neglect, abuse in 2-year-old’s death in Kansas City hotel
• ‘Hateful’: Prosecutors charge man for racist, vulgar threats against Jackson County judge
• Things to do in KC: Photos from Hiroshima, John Mellencamp, Gershwin and more
• Kansas Senate passes bill aiming to curb ‘abusive’ ADA suits after initial backlash
• Kansas House passes work requirements for able-bodied older adults on food assistance
• ‘Things have to change’: Here’s what Sporting KC’s captain has to say about 0-3-2 start
• McDonald’s to debut new McFlurry, but only for a limited time. When can you get it?
• Chiefs could end up playing three Thursday games in 2023 thanks to new NFL rule
• Key figure who oversaw Kansas City’s $1.5 billion air terminal project is retiring
• ‘Not made for safety’: Sheriff warns of jail issues as feds join search for Ray Co. inmate
• Senate approves Sam Graves’ bill to block Biden administration’s new water rules
• Josh Hawley was against hate crime laws — till he could exploit the Nashville shooting | Opinion
• 23-year-old dad dies after being shot in Ohio gym, cops say. ‘He didn’t deserve that’
• Kansas City man’s body found hanging from tree after being reported missing in December
• Kansas House approves plan for flat income tax, elimination of food sales tax
• KS House passes ban on trans women in female spaces, labels intersex people as disabled
• It’s not illegal to keep a dead body in your Kansas home. Should laws be changed?
• KS Senate passes bill to define abortion as excluding miscarriage care, ectopic pregnancies
• Dad trying to have son killed dials wrong number and leaves voicemail, Ohio cops say
• Are the Kansas City Chiefs accomplishing their NFL free agency goals? | Podcast
• Bar workers buy lottery ticket at closing time — and they’ll split huge Michigan prize
• Missouri weed prices are about to go up. How high? That depends whom you ask
• From payment history to what’s owed, here’s how to unravel mystery of credit score
• No shortage of ideas for Kansas City sports venues. See future and past stadium plans
• Leader of Missouri Human Rights Commission opposes adding LGBTQ protections to law
• Kansas City school board to apologize for past rupture with African-centered program
• Kansas City polls close after votes on city council, weed & Airbnb tax
• The Star wants to honor K-12 educators across the Kansas City area. We need your help
• LeSean McCoy makes case for Chiefs’ Andy Reid being better coach than Bill Belichick
• Remains found in storage shed identified as former police chief, Illinois cops say
• Any Royals optimism starts with young core. What’s reasonable to expect? Let’s dive in
• How to watch and stream KC Royals games in 2023, including new option for cord-cutters
• Suspect fleeing federal prosecution arrested after standoff with FBI in Midtown KC
• Jackson County prosecutors enhance charges in case of racist threats against Black judge
• More Kansas City Chiefs should be in Pro Football Hall of Fame, survey says
• 1-year-old dies after 5-year-old sibling finds a gun in apartment, Indiana police say
• Despite growing support in Congress for a TikTok ban, Hawley fails to force his bill forward
• ‘The NFL’s football theme park:’ Check out fan festival plans for Kansas City’s draft
• Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks lands $300 million project with amusement, water parks
• Highlights: KU’s Elmarko Jackson shows off big-time hops, 3PT shot in McDonald’s game
• KU Jayhawks basketball guard MJ Rice has entered NCAA transfer portal
• Future KU Jayhawks guard Elmarko Jackson’s East squad wins McDonald’s All-America game
• Game 1 through 162, here’s the Kansas City Royals’ schedule for the 2023 MLB season
• Kansas City Royals owner John Sherman outlines modest goals for team in 2023 season
• Here’s the soonest a Kansas City Royals downtown stadium measure could appear on ballot
• ‘It’s much creamier.’ French-style ice cream shop opens in Kansas City’s Brookside
• ‘Oscars of the industry.’ KC-area bakery, bar both nominated for James Beard Awards
• Kansas City area restaurants with health code violations: New Peking, KC Hooley, more
• Mizzou’s Mohamed Diarra enters transfer portal; two Tigers invited to All-Star events