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May 23, 2016

• Former employee admits $200,000 theft from Burns & McDonnell
• Woman walking 1,000 miles topless to call attention to breast cancer
• School board’s proposed skinny jeans ‘ban’ has many undies in a bunch
• Leawood mega-church leader Hamilton named Johnson Countian of the Year
• Shots fired at Kansas City police twice during chase
• Seventeen-year prison term ordered for violent Overland Park bank robbery
• KCK police identify teen shot to death Saturday night
• Second person pleads guilty in plot to bomb Fort Riley
• Woman trying to prove ‘vegans can do anything’ among four dead on Mount Everest
• School bus crashes into parked car, hits fence in Kansas City neighborhood
• Lightning blamed for igniting fire that damaged Olathe home
• NFL Hall of Famer pleads guilty in Kansas City to tax fraud
• Hit-and-miss storms drench parts of Kansas City metropolitan area
• Impact of Missouri’s ‘revolving-door’ lobbyist law questioned
• Single-engine plane makes emergency landing in Clay County field
• Lee’s Summit School District must regain the community’s trust
• Readers react to Kansas, Supreme Court, Sen. Bernie Sanders
• Move ahead with transit-oriented development plan in Kansas City
• Critics up in arms after video shows West Point cadet using phone during a march
• TheChat: Rex Sinquefield rattles his saber
• Rockhurst University is sued over data breach in phishing scam
• Missing brothers, 10 and 11, found safe in Kansas City
• A lingering storm system rolls in with heavy rain and flash flooding
• Independence man sent to prison for $247,000 theft from North Kansas City company
• KC streetcar resumes service, picks up passengers after derailment
• SM East, St. Thomas Aquinas win Kansas boys golf state titles
• LPGA’s Symetra Tour to make stop in Kansas City starting this summer
• Padres discipline employee after gay men's chorus is drowned out singing national anthem
• Gregorian Chants: Poll is a misleading way to view name of Washington’s NFL team
• NFL tried to strong-arm brain injury study, lawmaker’s report says
• Fishing Tournament Trail
• LPGA’s Symetra Tour to make stop in Kansas City starting this summer
• Five things to watch as the Chiefs begin offseason practices
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, May 23
• Hank Herrmann, CEO at Waddell & Reed, to retire after 45 years
• Hank Herrmann in 2005 interview: CEO at least ‘til I’m 65
• Central Missouri baseball reaches NCAA Division II World Series
• Mizzou basketball makes Michael Porter Jr.’s top five, KU among those left out
• Mizzou ace Tanner Houck will try to keep season alive against Vanderbilt
• Royals’ Alex Gordon has broken bone in wrist, could miss three to four weeks
• Paulo Orlando, Salvador Perez stay hot in Royals’ 10-4 win over Twins
• Construction set to begin on 300-unit senior living project in Northland
• Kansas lawmakers expect to consider transgender restroom use
• Kansas State to play Washington State at the Sprint Center
• Transfer Evan Maxwell officially signs with KU basketball
• Americans use a whopping amount of data these days
• Sprint’s financial chief Tarek Robbiati to speak Wednesday