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April 18, 2023

• GOP-controlled Missouri House approves ban on transgender athletes in women’s sports 
• ‘It’s just evil’: Kansas City activists say Missouri rules harm, alienate trans people
• Kansas City woman recalls helping Ralph Yarl after teen shot: ‘A brave young man’
• Kansas City man opened fire ‘within a few seconds’ of seeing Ralph Yarl at door: Charges
• Man charged in shooting of Kansas City teen Ralph Yarl posts bond, is released from jail
• Andrew Lester could face life in prison for shooting Ralph Yarl. What to know about charges
• ‘Infuriating’: Frustrations grow as man charged in Ralph Yarl shooting remains free
• Kansas City man charged in Ralph Yarl shooting surrenders, booked into Clay County jail
• Ralph Yarl fundraiser hits $3 million, jumping $400k in a day to help pay medical expenses
• Missouri Gov. Mike Parson remains silent on Ralph Yarl despite national outrage about shooting
• President Joe Biden invites Ralph Yarl to the White House once he recovers from shooting
• Hawley calls Ralph Yarl shooting ‘terrible,’ blames rising crime in Missouri
• Real estate worker scouting property for deer finds human remains, Iowa sheriff says
• NFL Network host from KC shares an insider’s guide for visitors coming for the draft
• NFL Draft will bring thousands to Kansas City. Here’s the latest on final preparations
• Does KC have too many elections? Mayor proposes eliminating some races after primary
• Parson taps GOP donor Jeanne Sinquefield for board overseeing University of Missouri System
• Former KC pitcher criticizes Royals and other teams for extending time of beer sales
• MLB pitcher causes stir for criticizing airline that had pregnant wife clean kid’s mess
• Man shoots three after food order is delivered to wrong house, Michigan officials say
• Kansas City man charged in Ralph Yarl shooting not booked in jail early Tuesday
• With chance to be part of elite NFL history, Chiefs and Mahomes have fresh motivation
• ‘Routine’ dive turns deadly for archaeologist, WI officials say. ‘Explorer at heart’
• Baby bat-eared foxes are born at zoo — and may be the cutest thing you see all week
• KC Current set to open Challenge Cup play against Houston on Wednesday
• President Joe Biden spoke with Ralph Yarl and his family, as teen recovers from shooting
• Strong to severe thunderstorms loom in KC’s future; brief tornado can’t be ruled out
• Mom tried escaping home as son stabbed her to death, Illinois cops say
• Democrat Kunce focuses on Hawley’s Jan. 6 actions in Senate campaign. It’s paying off
• Patrick Mahomes’ contract is now seen as a ‘bargain’ as NFL QBs receive big paydays
• Elusive animal is captured on video — as it hunts prey ‘strutting around’ in Minnesota
• To Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes, best thing about 2nd title is opportunity to win a 3rd
• Fundraiser for Ralph Yarl’s medical expenses has raised more than $2.6 million
• Ralph Yarl’s alleged shooter finally surrenders. He should never have walked free | Opinion
• ‘A license to kill’: Missouri self-defense laws criticized in wake of Ralph Yarl shooting
• ‘Such a relief’: Ralph Yarl’s father responds to charges in Kansas City teen’s shooting
• Johnson County native Kate Cosentino eliminated on ‘The Voice.’ Here’s what’s next
• Love chocolate? Kansas City-based Russell Stover Chocolates has the perfect box for you
• ‘We walk for Ralph’: NKC students march in support of Ralph Yarl after shooting
• The Chiefs are signing a former Missouri Tigers QB. He’ll compete to back up Mahomes
• MO House passes bill allowing guns on buses, in churches and synagogues
• Southwest flights delayed at KCI after airline pauses operations due to technology issue
• Are ‘immediate minutes’ a possibility for KU Jayhawks hoops newcomer Marcus Adams?
• KC Royals 1-hit in loss, fall to 1-10 at home: ‘Everybody in there is frustrated’
• Known for ‘extreme burgers’ and craft beer, this chain is heading to Johnson County
• KC restaurant and bakery expanding to Johnson County with fresh pasta and grab-and-go
• Decades-old art supply store is closing its Kansas City and Johnson County locations