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March 31, 2023

• What Trans Day of Visibility means to 8 Kansas Citians as KS, MO bills attack rights
• Free joints, a ‘munchie’ bar & Wiz Khalifa: 9 ways to celebrate 4/20 in Kansas City
• Could you pay 6% more in local marijuana tax? It’s unclear days before Missouri election
• UConn coach Dan Hurley warned teams Huskies were coming. Here they are at Final Four
• We have our first peek into how Royals manager Matt Quatraro will use his bullpen
• A month before 2023 NFL Draft, setup is starting in this KC park. How will it change?
• Kansas City police find 10-year-old reported missing after getting on school bus
• Police investigate suspicious death after woman found dead in Kansas City, Kansas, home
• Kansas City Chiefs ‘thrilled to announce’ return to St. Joseph for training camp: details
• Uber driver’s Find My iPhone app leads cops to accused carjacker, Michigan cops say
• Tornado watch likely for Kansas City area. Severe storms, hail, high winds also forecast
• As MO Republicans blame Soros for Trump indictment, Jewish leaders warn of antisemitic tropes
• Planned Parenthood sues Missouri AG Bailey for investigating its gender-affirming care
• UConn’s Adama Sanogo is dominating the NCAA Tournament ... while fasting for Ramadan
• Chiefs re-signing special-teams standout Deon Bush to one-year deal, source says
• High wind warning in effect for Kansas City metro through Friday evening: NWS
• Prosecutors charge Kansas City man with murder in killing of his 29-year-old girlfriend
• An elegant event with an air of mystery: Meet this author at Olathe’s Novel Tea Party
• Dad out of gas walks his kids to median before he’s hit and killed, Michigan cops say
• Missouri AG Bailey hasn’t filled vacancies for partnership aimed at curbing violent crime in KC
• Time to negotiate in Kansas
• When it comes to emergency communications, this Johnson County center wins top honor
• Her young neighbor taught her a lesson about them. It’s time for all to be empathetic
• Do hybrid workers need to pay Kansas City’s 1% earnings tax? What to know, how to calculate
• Pedestrian struck by pickup truck in Kansas City, driver impairment suspected: Police
• Kansas City area on wind advisory Friday, with a chance of strong storms in the forecast
• This story of Zack Greinke’s Opening Day start reflects why he’s still so effective
• Revamped KC Royals fizzled on Opening Day, but that reveals little about season ahead
• 26-year-old woman is shot to death in Iowa parking lot, cops say. ‘A loving mother’
• Man found fatally shot in Kansas City residential street Friday morning, police say
• It was his first Opening Day on Royals radio — and his partner’s 55th: ‘Just amazing’
• Kansas Jayhawks freshman Gradey Dick declares for 2023 NBA Draft
• Kansas Jayhawks Q&A: Jason Bean, Bill Self update and NCAA transfer portal targets
• Future KU Jayhawks guard Chris Johnson’s Montverde team eliminated at Geico Nationals
• Kansas Jayhawks forward Jalen Wilson named Wooden Award finalist
• Kansas football to hire Sean Snyder, son of K-State coaching legend Bill Snyder
• Kansas City cafe opened a year ago to serve returning office workers. Now it’s closed
• Zombies, sea monsters, Star Trek: Virtual reality experience opens in Johnson County
• How Mizzou basketball roster is shaping up as Ronnie DeGray enters transfer portal
• Timing is essential. Keep this spring-to-fall chore list close by for a healthy yard