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May 10, 2016

• Olathe man is arrested on child pornography charge at Kansas clothing-optional retreat
• Curtis Ayers, alleged killer of KCK police detective, has a criminal record
• Funeral announced for slain KCK detective Brad Lancaster
• Bitter elements can provide balance in a well-crafted cocktail
• Kansas Supreme Court skeptical that school funding is fair
• Fallen KCK officer praised for his dedication, service to others; vigil tonight
• Rounds of strong to severe storms to move into Kansas City area Wednesday
• Oreo ‘Overload’ bagel: Your worst nightmare or a chocoholic’s dream?
• Southwest High graduates say goodbye to star classmate who was found dead
• Monday Poll results: Bad news for Donald Trump on GOP unity and women voters
• Candlelight vigil planned for fallen KCK Detective Brad Lancaster
• Sen. Roy Blunt to meet with Trump in DC Thursday
• Police: Missouri man may have been killed by one or both of his pit bulls
• Prosecutor looking into former Johnson County election official’s conduct
• Support pours in after death of Kansas City, Kan., Detective Brad Lancaster
• Shawnee police seek car after woman is found slain in apartment
• Man is shot in neck while sitting in vehicle on Brooklyn Avenue
• Suspect in killing of KCK detective is charged with crimes in Kansas City
• Two KCK school police officers are charged in meth case
• Missouri lawmakers continue push for regulations on Uber and Lyft
• A fallen police officer, a rampaging suspect and a region awash in guns
• Readers react to Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, guns on campus
• TheChat: Retiring Kansas state senator bemoans Statehouse culture
• Man is convicted of federal gun charge in 2012 shootout with KC police
• Five things I really like about the streetcar
• Russia takes media on a carefully orchestrated tour of Syria
• Kansas City man claims he is the son of the late pop star Prince
• Ban firearms from college campuses, hospitals in Kansas
• Want to look thinner and younger? UMKC research suggests that you smile
• Staley takes aim on another baseball postseason run
• Italian Chopped Salad With Pasta: Neat to eat
• Eric Hosmer is eager to end Alex Gordon’s reign as Royals’ fantasy football champion
• Royals fan who survived shooting is now an advocate for blood donation
• SM Northwest senior softball pitcher throws back-to-back perfect games
• Is there help down on the farm for the Royals?
• Gregorian Chants: Royals should give Danny Duffy another shot ... and could Chiefs sell in St. Louis?
• Shawnee Mission East returns to Sunflower League girls swimming throne
• Chiefs sign three tryout players from rookie minicamp
• Raytown South’s Marquise Cushon enjoys tryout with Chiefs
• Derrick Thomas’ son, Donnell Alexander, relishes tryout with Chiefs
• Chiefs claim guard, release another
• City objects, but Overland Park planners OK Brookridge proposal — again
• Can the Sporting KC defense help solve the club's offensive woes?
• What to do with mom’s 15,000 yards of fabric? Open a store, of course
• Pets join the workforce, and their people love the result
• I can text up a storm in severe weather
• Customized nets give hoops a school flair
• Hockey arena, hotels and Cosmosphere museum get Overland Park planners’ OK
• This summer, Budweiser wants to be called ‘America’
• Kat’s Money Corner: Have a festive summer without emptying your wallet
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, May 9
• Missouri softball racks up SEC honors
• Royals top prospect Raul Mondesi suspended 50 games for PED use
• Royals’ Chris Young returns to KC with forearm tightness; Dillon Gee to start Saturday
• Royals’ Chris Young battered for five homers in 6-3 loss to the Yankees
• Royals notes: Cheslor Cuthbert sparkles at third base; could he play second?
• Kansas City completes purchase of Linwood Shopping Center
• Kiosk at Kansas City streetcar stop gets too interactive with a game of solitaire
• Merriam’s Mer-Sea has Anthropologie line; SouveNear now in San Francisco
• Lawrence student suffers head injury after jumping in retention pond
• It looks like oak gall on pin oak leaves is back this spring