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May 28, 2015

• High school results - May 27
• Five things to watch at Missouri Class 3, 4, 5 track and field state meet
• Five things to watch at Kansas girls soccer state tournaments
• BV Southwest celebrates third straight girls swimming state title
• Rockhurst wins third straight Missouri Class 2 tennis championship
• Kansas 6A baseball state quarterfinals: SM Northwest shuts out Wichita Northwest
• Vote fails to bring tax bill to Kansas House for debate
• KC allows tiny breweries in neighborhoods, liquor and beer sales in City Market
• Donald Stephenson gets reps at left tackle as Chiefs continue O-line experimentation
• Will Shields walks through some Chiefs history at Union Station
• Healthy Hali and development of Ford have Chiefs excited about their 2015 pass rush
• Jon Stewart weighs in on FIFA corruption scandal
• Baltimore gets bloodier as arrests drop post-Freddie Gray
• TheChat: Furloughs, furloughs, furloughs are all the talk in Kansas
• Missouri man arrested in New Jersey for kidnapping, sexual assault
• NPR’s ‘Serial’ plans for two more seasons
• HUD secretary believes Kansas City’s low-cost housing efforts are on the rebound
• Grain Valley man charged in shooting
• Class passes on trip to give principal money to treat cancer
• English resort sees crime fall after mankini clampdown
• Former Kansas Citian Walter Byers, NCAA’s first executive director, dies at 93
• Three-minute preview: FC Dallas at Sporting Kansas City
• Sporting KC rookie Connor Hallisey finds the path to more playing time
• See how the Charlie Charlie game is freaking people out all over the Internet
• Police release photos of the box James Horn used to confine ex-girlfriend
• Caption contest for May 29
• Kansas City man falls overboard, drowns in Osage River
• National Spelling Bee: Vanya Shivashankar makes finals by spelling ‘consommé’ and ‘mediobrome’
• Help keep Kansas City’s teens active, safe in the summer
• State-record fish was a scale-buster
• Weather affecting Kansas and Missouri high school baseball state playoffs
• Kansas City earns big victory by keeping Big 12 basketball tournament
• Jack Sock advances to third round of French Open singles; doubles match looms Friday
• Readers weigh in on China, health care and Sam Brownback’s Uber trip
• Police ID man who died after Kansas City, Kan., stun gun incident
• Overland Park man accused of hitting woman in face with kitten
• Big 12 to announce hoop tourney sites
• Fred Hoiberg speculation begins after Bulls harshly fire coach Tom Thibodeau
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, May 27
• Union Pacific furloughs about 900 workers as shipments slow
• In air bag recall, owners reminded to keep checking; more info on affected models released
• U-Haul ranks KC as 9th best destination city
• IRS data breach may be sign of more personalized schemes
• Restaurant inspections for May 28
• Missouri men’s basketball draws A&M, Arkansas, Mississippi as permanent series opponents
• SEC’s restrictions on satellite camps will end in 2016
• Missouri-Arkansas game moved to Friday after Thanksgiving
• Royals pleased with rehab progress of Kris Medlen, but still unsure of his role
• Big 12 Tournament will stay at the Sprint Center through 2020
• Former Kansas Citian Walter Byers, NCAA’s first executive director, dies at 93
• SEC to ‘substantially’ increase fines for rushing fields, courts
• Suspect arrested in Lawrence Memorial Day stabbing death