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May 13, 2016

• Severely beaten teen tells Kansas City police he was attacked by 20 men
• Missouri Senate Republicans blast court’s Planned Parenthood ruling
• Three deaths linked to recent Navy SEAL training classes
• Woman records audio of her own murder, police say
• Obama administration to issue decree on transgender access to school restrooms
• Moody’s outlook turns negative on three more Kansas universities
• Blunt, Kander pick up firefighter union endorsements Friday
• Woman is robbed and assaulted at gunpoint
• Man is charged with indecent exposure at Olathe park
• Lee’s Summit man is convicted in $3.7 million mortgage fraud scheme
• Clay County deputies arrest man impersonating officer
• Man sought in Leavenworth pipe bomb incident is arrested
• Pleasant Hill school, police, juvenile authorities investigate gun threat
• KC’s early childhood education tax levy bill dies in General Assembly
• Prison is ordered in sex trafficking of two Kansas City girls
• Closed Grand Boulevard bridge over I-670 will be demolished
• Police pull together in grief after KCK detective is killed
• Missouri drug monitoring program stalls in the Senate once again
• Kansas stone cellars tours offered in May
• ‘Stand your ground’ and voter ID highlight Missouri GOP wins as 2016 session ends
• The Monday Poll: American Royal barbecue’s best home?
• Kansas City’s urban core needs better access to fresh food to battle diabetes
• Readers share thoughts on safe driving, Bernie Sanders, poor presidential choices
• KCK detective’s funeral Saturday morning expected to draw officers from across country
• Gov. Nixon hopes Missouri lawmakers will limit lobbyist gifts
• ‘Stand your ground’ law wins Missouri Senate approval
• Denial of phone recording is the latest challenge, this week, for Donald Trump
• Missouri Republicans fail to override veto of union legislation
• Enrollment decline expected to cost University of Missouri $36 million
• ‘Laverne & Shirley’ stars keep the fun flowing at New Theatre
• Missouri story revives tension between dog breeders and animal advocates
• Five things to watch at Kansas high school boys tennis state tournaments
• Kid sneaked into school bathroom to ask Ian Kennedy a question on MLB Network
• Royals will wear a different uniform in all three games this weekend
• Lake of the Ozarks is still a ‘bass factory’
• Comparing the Royals statistically to 2015
• High school spring signings list for Kansas City-area athletes
• Russian insider tells of Moscow’s state-run Olympic doping scheme
• Five things to watch at Missouri high school boys golf state tournaments
• Sporting Kansas City appeals Ike Opara’s ejection
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (May 12)
• Overweight kids are a problem, but so are people who bully them, says Leawood author
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, May 12
• Readers in FYI Book Club find ‘Ghettoside’ gripping and appalling
• Five reasons for the Royals’ early-season struggles
• Ian Kennedy is stung by the long ball as Royals lose 7-3 to the Yankees
• Royals reliever Peter Moylan, an Australian native, returns to the big leagues at age 37
• Group drops call for public vote on $80 million project south of Crown Center
• Stocks take a late tumble as retail suffering continues
• Sprint executive Sandra Price joins Great Plains board
• The week ahead: KC Fed’s Esther George will speak Thursday at KCK event
• Phones on drones to fly at Kansas Speedway
• MU softball coach calls for end to players’ protest against athletic administration
• What’s the problem with my maple tree?
• Tinder reminds users to be ‘vigilant’ after report of Lawrence sorority student’s kidnapping, beating
• Dog bite causes big rig to roll over on I-70 in Kansas; two hurt
• Kansas to toughen rules on transgender birth certificates
• Four unique Tom French communities showcase latest new home designs