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April 17, 2023

• ‘People are scared.’ Trans Missourians fear AG’s rules will restrict care for adults, minors
• ‘Every child deserves to be safe’: VP Kamala Harris responds to Ralph Yarl shooting
• ‘We were all Ralph.’ Jennifer Hudson, Hollywood stars angry over Ralph Yarl shooting
• ‘You can’t just shoot people who come to your door:’ MO’s self-defense laws explained
• The world’s eyes are on Kansas City. Police can’t get the Ralph Yarl shooting wrong | Opinion
• Rep. Cleaver says Ralph Yarl shooting should make the country ‘think very carefully’
• Kansas City man charged with shooting Ralph Yarl is in his 80s. Here’s what else we know
• Ralph Yarl released from hospital and recovering at home in Kansas City, father says
• 84-year-old charged with felonies 4 days after shooting of Kansas City teen Ralph Yarl
• Why haven’t Kansas City police sought charges in Ralph Yarl shooting? What lawyers say
• ‘How do you protect a Black kid?’ Protesters demand justice in shooting of Ralph Yarl, 16
• ‘We pray for justice.’ Missouri Senate holds moment of silence for Ralph Yarl
• Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes hopes the ‘justice system does right by’ Ralph Yarl
• Ralph Yarl shooting: Prosecutor awaits criminal referral from Kansas City police
• Championship round: Which KC educator should win The Star’s Honor Roll bracket?
• 6 people were shot in 3 days in this corner of Kansas City. Police ramp up presence
• The concern about the Chiefs’ WR situation is greatly exaggerated. Here’s the reality
• Kansas City Chiefs 7-round mock 3.0: Returning to defense in first round with this pick
• ‘Not looking for anybody else’ in shooting that killed two people in Olathe: Police
• Meet all 89 Kansas City-area educators nominated for The Star’s Honor Roll
• Kansas City police send Ralph Yarl shooting case file to Clay County prosecutors
• Chef sexually harassed Missouri cook and tried trapping her in freezer, lawsuit says
• Why the Kansas City Chiefs are Zooming through Phase 1 of their offseason program
• How the Kansas City Chiefs plan to attack the offseason as champs: SportsBeat KC podcast
• He wanted to be Mel Kiper. Now, MO man will share ESPN NFL Draft stage with him in KC
• Lakeside diner comes with Indiana estate — and its epic views — for sale. Check it out
• Lee’s Summit district spent $19k reviewing 52 challenged books. That’s only half of them
• Strong to severe thunderstorms possible this week in Kansas City. Here’s what to expect
• Here’s what KC Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes had to say about Jalen Hurts’ record contract
• ‘I’m confused.’ Show-stopping estate in Iowa bewilders Zillow Gone Wild. Take a look
• New rule threatening Missouri library funding over ‘obscene’ kids books is approved
• Despite Juan Thornhill’s appeal, Kadarius Toney wants Jerick McKinnon back with Chiefs
• ‘Hiding in plain sight’: The eccentric, endangered tiny jails scattered across Kansas
• Kansas City Mavericks open 2023 Kelly Cup Playoffs Wednesday in Independence: schedule
• Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes admits his right ankle is still not 100% healthy
• Peculiar, Missouri, man charged in early Sunday fatal shooting of 50-year-old woman
• Gov. Kelly signs bill giving Kansas child sex abuse survivors more time to file lawsuits
• DeAndre Hopkins makes it clear he would welcome trade from Cardinals to Chiefs
• Sharice Davids easily won reelection last year. How come she’s still a target for the GOP?
• Cubs’ Cody Bellinger got a pitch-clock violation for soaking in ovation from LA fans
• Couple realizes they won Powerball prize during beach vacation. ‘Swimming in cash’
• 8 family members killed in fiery crash while visiting Mexico from Indiana, officials say
• 5-year-old boy dies after he falls off tractor and is run over, Missouri police say
• KCPD illegally seized man’s gun and $10K, then prosecutors used gun as leverage: Lawsuit
• KC Royals’ Kris Bubic getting second opinion on injury because of ‘underlying concerns’
• Royals heard fans cheering over the weekend at The K, just not the ones they wanted
• Kansas basketball four-star pledge Marcus Adams Jr. signs National Letter of Intent
• Former Schlagle High, KU Jayhawks guard Tyon Grant-Foster headed to Grand Canyon