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April 26, 2023

• Is ‘social contagion’ real? Fact-checking transgender care claims in new MO restrictions
• Kansas sports physicals will ask sex at birth after lawmakers restrict trans athletes
• With Missouri AG set to restrict care for transgender adults, not all Republicans agree
• Kansas facility let 8-year-old sexual abuse survivor be assaulted again, suit alleges
• Teen charged with felonies after bringing gun to Grandview High School, officials say
• Man freed from prison sues KCPD, alleges officers framed him for murder he didn’t commit
• Good looking, smart and sweet: Find beloved pet at Jackson or Johnson County shelter
• Budgeting and beyond: For peace of mind, understand these essential financial topics
• Expect to connect with artists at Fourth Friday Art Walk in downtown Lee’s Summit
• Loyalty, integrity, ingenuity and teamwork were ingredients used to make this meal
• Rain or shine, intrepid group of friends walks through the treasures of Kansas City
• ‘Stay humble.’ Before NFL Draft, some advice from Chiefs’ Noah Gray, former players
• Missouri school’s first Black coach forced out. Was it his style — or is race involved? | Opinion
• Did Patrick Mahomes prolong the Chiefs’ agony by playing through his ankle pain? | Opinion
• Federal judge sends challenge to MO AG Bailey’s trans care restrictions back to state court
• Has Kansas City finally learned its lesson for KCI airport traffic tangles?
• Mushroom hunter finds body of woman in town without a murder since 1996, MO cops say
• Angering GOP-controlled Legislature, Kansas Gov. Kelly vetoes the most bills in 29 years
• Need a ride to the NFL Draft? KC’s Iris ride-hailing service has an option for you
• How does KCI airport get your bags on the right flight? Behind the scenes of new system
• These all-time KC Chiefs draft bargains share their NFL (and AFL) selection stories
• ‘Loving and bright’: KCK 20-year-old killed when stray bullet entered her apartment
• KC things to do (besides the NFL Draft): Janet Jackson, ‘Les Mis,’ Parade of Homes
• Missouri Senate approves budget, rejecting GOP-led push to ban diversity initiatives 
• Chiefs’ Chris Jones has goal to get Super Bowl ring for every finger (and thumb)
• Headed to Kelce Jam? Here’s what you need to know about getting to Azura Amphitheater
• The first pick of the NFL Draft should go to this worthy person | Opinion cartoon
• Reflections on trip: There’s no escaping yourself, or Louis Vuitton stores, in Vegas
• Grandview woman charged with assisting fiancé in Kansas City robbery turned shooting
• The 5 best fits for KC Chiefs in 2023 NFL Draft — and the likelihood they’ll get them
• Poppies, a tribute to fallen soldiers, set Liberty Memorial aglow during NFL Draft
• KS Senate overrides Kelly’s veto on bill banning trans people from single-sex spaces
• The Super Bowl champion Chiefs may face a long wait before visiting the White House
• Students couldn’t wear ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ apparel, and now they sue Michigan district
• Pulido scores first goal since 2021, Sporting KC wins first competitive game of 2023
• Kansas City charter school keeps up fight, sues Missouri board over ‘unlawful’ closure
• 10-year-old girls who were ‘friends to many’ die in ATV crash. ‘Unimaginable loss’
• 59-year-old man using leaf blower in yard is shot dead by neighbor, Illinois cops say
• Wendy’s chili is heading to grocery store shelves. Here’s what to know
• 24-year-old gas station clerk shot and killed days before finishing master’s, cops say
• Fast times for Chiefs, Kansas City; slow starts for Royals, KC soccer teams | Podcast
• Lottery player wins jackpot prize while at Michigan dive bar. ‘Tried to play it cool’
• On eve of trans care restrictions, Missouri AG wants lawsuit moved to federal court
• Cris Collinsworth offers odd reason for why Chiefs should draft a QB in first round
• 11-year-old shot in head while playing game with family inside Ohio apartment, cops say
• Kansas enacts first anti-abortion law since Roe fell after lawmakers override Kelly’s veto
• Judge temporarily halts Missouri transgender care restrictions from taking effect
• NFL Draft-themed events extend beyond the stage, all over Kansas City. Here’s a list
• NFL will have alternative logos on display when teams are on the clock at the draft
• Flat tax, quicker food tax elimination ‘done’ in Kansas after Senate fails to override veto
• Farm owner gets unexpected visitor: pilot who just survived plane crash, Ohio cops say
• Kansas GOP wants Gov. Kelly to meet in the middle, but only shoots from the far right | Opinion
• Schools, other pro teams have dropped racist Native imagery. Why can’t the KC Chiefs? | Opinion
• New reality show declutters 8 Kansas Citians’ homes. The first has, um, unusual taste
• Best of Kansas City barbecue? You can be the judge as NFL brings pitmasters head-to-head
• How KC plans to keep fans safe at NFL Draft’s biggest stage (it could have been bigger)
• Ex-KU Jayhawks MJ Rice, Bobby Pettiford, Tyon Grant-Foster announced at new schools
• Former KU Jayhawks point guard Jacque Vaughn completes eventful season with NBA’s Nets
• Kansas City Royals pitcher Ryan Yarbrough outdueled by Arizona Diamondbacks’ Zac Gallen
• After a few shaky outings, KC Royals closer Scott Barlow focuses on finding his groove
• Brady Singer made his best start of 2023 ... then KC Royals had to survive a rally
• Royals manager Matt Quatraro usually keeps his cool. Players liked his outburst Monday
• Italian-inspired restaurant with pizza, pasta and a salumi bar opens in Kansas City
• A Mexican restaurant was his dream. Now he has three Kansas City area locations
• Your guide to the Missouri Tigers football prospects in the 2023 NFL Draft