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May 19, 2016

• Baby falls from car fleeing Northland shoplifting
• KCK police embrace plan to use slain detective’s handcuffs on defendant
• Men bite and punch KC police officers during arrest
• Former Merriam official pleads guilty to misconduct
• Burglars unable to steal rings off KC man’s fingers punch him in the mouth
• Bernie Sanders’ attacks on Hillary Clinton are helping Donald Trump
• GOP senators should stop dithering on hearing for Merrick Garland as Supreme Court justice
• Professor’s group faults firing of MU assistant professor Melissa Click
• Former Chief Kendall Gammon creates video ‘thank you’ site in honor of teen killed in Joplin tornado
• Iranian-born KC aviation figure with colorful past appears in Panama Papers
• Proposed tuition hikes at Kansas universities could go even higher before next school year
• Record scholarship amount goes to University Academy graduates
• Overland Park police remove explosives from home near Pflumm Road
• Outside groups take a harder look at 2016 campaign spending
• How this bodies exhibit at Union Station, opening Saturday, differs from previous show
• ‘Ragtime: The Musical’ is solid if not subtle
• MU’s Melissa Click deserved a hearing, says a National professors’ group
• Moped rider leads Kansas City police on chase
• Trump game is ‘yuge’ on app store
• TheChat: Gov. Jay Nixon urges more work on ethics
• Mission Woods Democrat announces campaign against U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder
• Closures of I-35 and I-435 planned this weekend at Johnson County Gateway interchange
• Is Homeland Security’s Royals ‘panty raid’ at Birdies turning into Pantygate?
• Kansas City police honor 119 fallen officers with memorial ceremony downtown
• Kansas City is part of Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move Outside recreation initiative
• Lee’s Summit school board puts superintendent on paid leave, chooses new president
• Outbreak of disease among deer in northern Arkansas worries Missouri biologists
• Barstow junior Jeff Hollis eyes high jump state title in honor of late father
• New Royals podcast: Breaking down the Royals after one-quarter of the season
• Five things to watch at Kansas high school girls swimming and diving state meet
• Spring Hill drag racer Megan Meyer sizzles in step up to Top Alcohol division
• Here is how the last 10 World Series champions have fared over their first 40 games
• Regional victory is first in high school career for SM East golfer
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (May 19)
• Northland track and field athletes advance in postseason
• Who are Sporting Kansas City’s highest-paid players? The list starts with Roger Espinoza
• Spellers hope for a capital time in Scripps National Spelling Bee
• After clashing, Joco park board agrees to $3.8 million center at Meadowbrook Park
• Olathe City Council authorizes CID for Santa Fe Shopping Center
• Build up the campfire and tell me a story
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, May 19
• Burns & McDonnell unveils its new world headquarters building
• Consumer watchdog group will hold public hearing in KC on payday lending
• Southwest is adding nonstop KCI-San Antonio flight starting Nov. 6
• Germany’s Bayer confirms takeover talks with Missouri’s Monsanto
• More hot air: Missouri crushes BYU in regional softball opener
• Missouri men’s basketball will return to CBE Classic in 2019
• Dayton Moore: Royals in ‘fine shape’; rotation must be more consistent
• Whit Merrifield had long journey to making Royals’ major-league roster
• Three major KC redevelopment projects are greenlighted with tax abatement approvals
• Kobach changing Kansas interagency policies for voter registration
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant inspections for May 19