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May 25, 2016

• SM East, St. Thomas Aquinas win boys golf state titles
• Shakespeare stars in a varied summer theater season
• Summer Fun: Our annual guide to some of the best music, art, theater and events in Kansas City
• Readers share views on Hillary Clinton, self-hate, President Obama
• Lessons learned from a fatal fire should save lives in the future
• RideKC bus driver is injured in crash with pickup truck
• KCK firefighters will raise money for family of slain detective
• A 1926 cartoon still packs a Punch
• Man catches teens breaking into his house, makes them call 911
• Olathe woman accused of huffing gas is charged with murder in fatal wreck
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Kansas City until 5 a.m.
• Route 9 closed in Platte County for water main break
• TheChat: A look back at what Kansas leaders said on a fateful day in state history
• Summer 2016 highlights: KC PrideFest, Sarah Silverman, Boulevardia, Drake and more
• Sen. Warren: Trump is a ‘small, insecure moneygrubber’
• Former federal employee convicted of using money orders stolen during investigation
• Readers sound off on KCI, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders
• ‘Matilda’ imaginatively challenges the powerless to change their story
• This week in KC: Zac Brown Band, Journey and Doobie Brothers, Celebration at the Station
• Democratic chairwoman said to be on very thin ice
• Man is arrested in assault of Kansas City animal control worker and bystander
• Argument between Northland couple leads to shooting
• Feud leads to fatal KC shooting, prosecutors say
• Kansas City police shoot woman after long standoff in park
• Family court judge to decide whether KC teen will face adult charges in murder case
• Two months later, Kansas City police continue to investigate honor student’s death
• Former NBA player Kermit Washington is charged in KC with fraud, identity theft, obstructing justice
• Driver is fatally shot during struggle with police in Peculiar
• As the TSA takes heat over long airport lines, KCI travelers take it easy
• KC streetcar service resumes after suspension over electrical concern
• Five things to watch at the Missouri state track meets
• UMKC’s Antoine Rozner set to compete in NCAA men’s golf tournament
• Royals stat check: One KC player has been best in MLB at his position
• Mom of ‘Stuff Curry,’ NBA star’s baby lookalike, takes on fat-shaming trolls
• Ex-Red Sox pitcher Bill ‘Spaceman’ Lee wants to be Vermont’s governor
• Lee’s Summit advances to Missouri Class 4 girls soccer quarterfinals
• Jack Sock cruises into third round at French Open tennis tournament
• Fishing report for May 26
• Shawnee Mission West girls earn spot in Kansas 6A semifinals
• Bow and arrow in hand, Zach Garrett has sights set on Summer Olympics in Rio
• Chiefs counting on continuity to improve offensive output
• Dontari Poe, all 346 pounds of him, tackles yoga along with some Chiefs teammates
• What is Sporting Kansas City’s plan for teen champion Erik Palmer-Brown?
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, May 24
• Silpada Designs now says it has been losing money since 2010 in deciding to close
• Wells Fargo will pay $70 million to settle foreclosure investigation
• Scientists have figured out exactly how much fun it is to get drunk
• Your financial planner: Are alternative investments right for you?
• MU softball coach Ehren Earleywine says he’s met with psychologist
• Dillon Gee falters, Royals miss chance for sweep in 7-5 loss to Twins
• Moustakas misses another game with knee injury, to be re-evaluated by Royals’ doctors
• Royals trade minor-league outfielder Jose Martinez to the Cardinals for cash
• Lorenzo Cain carries Royals to a 7-4 victory over the Twins
• Royals notes: Chris Young set to pitch simulated game, nearing a return to roster
• After wrist injury, Royals’ Alex Gordon concedes he has had a dreadful season
• Sprint spectrum lease deal to generate cash ‘within the next several months’
• Sprint seeks co-sponsors for next year’s startup accelerator program
• New plan for Metcalf South property includes Lowe’s store
• Brad Korn returns to Kansas State as assistant men’s basketball coach
• Five things to watch at NCAA track and field West Preliminary in Lawrence
• KC chamber names K12itc as its top small business of the year
• New West Bottoms Kitchen will have a Southern flair
• At least two hurt, homes damaged in Kansas storms
• Missouri Master Gardener State Conference coming up in September