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May 17, 2016

• Can you help Joplin mom searching for her ‘real, living angel’ from night of 2011 tornado?
• KC man pays $50,000 interest on $2,500 in payday loans
• Morning wrecks impact Kansas 10 corridor
• Copperhead snake bites worker at Lowe’s Home Improvement store
• Assistant coach at Missouri university accused of rape
• TheChat: Groups pledging to defeat voter ID in Missouri
• Koch brothers will spend more than $42 million on senate ads for Republicans
• City Hall giveaways to developers hurt Kansas City schools
• New Theatre’s ‘Beau Jest’ is theatrical comfort food
• Silent ride will honor cyclists killed or injured riding on KC area streets
• Southwest High School closes its doors as alums share fond memories
• Kansas City funeral director’s obit says goodbye with zest, whimsy
• On the anniversary of Brown v. Board, new evidence emerges that U.S. schools are resegregating
• Auction site with KC area connection is involved in auction of gun that killed Trayvon Martin
• Police surround south Kansas City motel, take three into custody
• Teen is accused of killing Lee’s Summit man trying to sell gun
• Anger following Democrats’ Nevada convention continues to spread
• GOP blocks provision to require women to register for draft
• $200 armed robbery in Kansas City results in 25-year prison sentence
• Retired Missouri teacher is sentenced for seeking sex with children
• Trial starts for man accused of setting Grandview fire that killed two
• Woman dies in Northland traffic crash
• Woman is cut during KC home invasion
• Trial is ordered in Overland Park traffic death of 17-month-old girl
• Murder trial begins in 2011 home invasion slaying in Kansas City
• Homeless Kansas City woman is accused of setting boyfriend on fire
• Teen is charged in ‘upskirt’ photo incidents at high school
• St. Luke’s Hospital to offer heart transplant care in Wichita
• Kansas City becomes a national model in boosting third-grade reading
• Franklin Graham urges Christians into politics at Missouri Capitol
• Senate passes legislation allowing Sept. 11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia
• Monday Poll results: Keep the American Royal in Kansas City
• Update: A decades-old rule could stop future campout protests at University of Missouri
• Moran, Roberts of Kansas oppose anti-Zika funding on final vote
• I-435 lane closures add to I-35 shutdowns this week in Johnson County
• Readers share views on U.S. military, Kansas budget, guns
• Bob Wasabi Kitchen's impeccably fresh fish, attention to detail elevate sushi standards
• Dish With Gish: Pigging out on Kansas City’s loaded pulled pork sandwiches
• Winners of Rocket Grants include projects about queer space, a socialist salon
• Fishing Tournament Trail for May 17
• UMKC’s Antoine Rozner among the leaders in NCAA golf regional
• Hockey interest in KC heating up, but odds of getting NHL team are still long
• Lures of the Week: The Berkley Pitbull
• Teen inspired by dad’s cancer fight does 7,000 pull-ups, shattering world records
• Miami Heat, Minnesota Timberwolves to play NBA exhibition Oct. 8 at Sprint Center
• UMKC golfer Antoine Rozner ties for individual lead in NCAA regional
• Liberty junior Sam Parrott finishes second at Missouri Class 4 state golf meet
• Liberty’s Sam Parrott and Lee’s Summit West's Kerry Maguire lead Missouri Class 4 state golf meet
• Developers want STAR bonds for BluHawk arena, Cosmosphere museum
• New podcast: Sporting KC has regained that winning feeling ... but can it last?
• Benedictine students get the OK to rebrand Roeland Park
• Another Johnson County city rethinks its ban on pit bulls
• We are empty nesters — for a second time
• Two Johnson County students are named Presidential Scholars
• KCAC Aviation offers the convenience of charter travel
• Overland Park a ‘nanny state’? Council raises tobacco sales age despite criticism
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, May 16
• Genetically engineered crops are safe for humans, major study finds
• Royals pitchers Dillon Gee, Danny Duffy set for next starts
• Mike Moustakas, recovering from thumb injury, likely to return to Royals this weekend
• A closer look at the struggles of Royals designated hitter Kendrys Morales
• KC streetcars carried more than 57,000 riders in first full week
• Former Kansas State kick returner Morgan Burns retires from football to pursue career in ministry
• Former Minnesota football coach Jerry Kill joins Kansas State athletics in administrative role
• Kat’s Money Corner: Save at farmers markets like a pro
• If you can’t cancel the hotel reservation,try selling it online
• Sprint creates its own in-house advertising agency
• Mizzou releases part of 2016-17 nonconference men’s basketball schedule
• MIAA commissioner Bob Boerigter to retire in January 2017
• When it comes to expansion, best option for K-State is a healthy Big 12
• Country Club Plaza’s Republica is changing concepts
• Your garden hosts good bugs and bad bugs, including one that’s eating up rose leaves
• Four Kansas middle schoolers accused of bomb-and-shooting plot
• Gov. Brownback signs new limits on welfare