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May 27, 2016

• Kansas City man is charged with assaulting animal control worker and police
• Man faces charges after shot is fired into Independence house
• 70-year-old cab driver appears in Johnson County court on rape charge
• Kansas City, Kan., police investigate death of man
• Armed man finally surrenders after KC police surround home
• KC man is sentenced to federal prison after second child pornography conviction
• Keeping Kansas schools open is job No. 1 for Gov. Sam Brownback and the Legislature
• Lincoln Prep students win Emanuel Cleaver scholarships to study abroad
• Bates County rallies to show love for lost cowgirl and her family
• Kansas City, North, man shot during confrontation with gunmen
• Overland Park dog is rescued from a tight spot
• Missing 17-year-old girl is sought in Kansas City, Kan.
• #NeverTrump, #NeverClinton lead to search for presidential alternatives
• Kansas City Symphony’s Spring Fling will highlight Ravel and Dvorak
• Brief closure of I-435 and I-35 announced for Friday morning
• TheChat: Here come the Libertarians
• Wheee! Wait! Whoa! Six Flags adjusts Joker roller coaster after riders get stuck
• The Islamic State has become everyone’s foe
• Donald Trump eats McDonald’s on his jet and the Internet goes nuts
• Heimlich, 96, uses his namesake maneuver on choking woman ... it’s the first time he’s used it
• Hanako, ‘world’s loneliest elephant,’ dies after living more than 60 years in a zoo
• Paola advances at Kansas Class 4A Division I state baseball tournament
• Blue Valley North grad Jack Sock bows out in third round of the French Open
• Liberty freshman Owen Mulcahy gives nationally-ranked opponent a tough match at state tennis tournament
• Shawnee Mission East rolls past Wichita West, makes Kansas 6A baseball semifinals
• Law enforcement officers use fishing event to build trust in Ferguson area
• MU ace Paige Lowary regains confidence, swagger in time for super regional
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week (May 26)
• Rockhurst and Pembroke Hill each finish second in team tennis at Missouri state tournament
• Olathe East, Olathe South and Olathe Northwest move to semifinals of Kansas Class 6A state softball tournament
• Lee’s Summit West rallies for two late runs, beats Staley in Class 5 quarterfinals
• St. Thomas Aquinas beats Goddard in quarterfinals of Kansas Class 5A state softball tourney
• Blue Valley moves to semifinals of Kansas Class 6A state baseball tournament
• Katie Bowen, a two-time World Cup veteran, finds a home on FC Kansas City roster
• Decorating with dishes adds charm and warmth to your home decor
• Wornall/Majors Museum Garden Tour features six lush spaces, from Old World to modern
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, May 26
• Missouri native and former UMKC athlete Courtney Frerichs chasing Olympic dream
• New Mexican restaurant in Northland; mystery at Kobe in Power & Light District
• Royals’ Brett Eibner makes most of his major-league debut against White Sox
• Monarchs stalwart Andy Cooper is immortalized in Cooperstown ... home state of Texas next?
• Dayton Moore says Royals will look for ways to improve club after injuries
• Royals’ Kendrys Morales dealing with sprained middle finger
• Cerner touts $1.2 billion in local economic impact, says it expects to employ 25,000 in area
• Hallmark adds jobs in Liberty as Enfield, Conn., warehouse closes
• Stocks rise to wrap up a strong week as banks move higher
• Parade of Homes is extended over the Memorial Day weekend
• The week ahead: May jobs report will be issued next Friday
• American Century opens new branded fund
• Simple action in civil rights era makes Overland Park woman an ‘unsung hero’
• Kansas Supreme Court rules latest school funding plan unconstitutional
• Kansas and Nebraska will escape a hot, cruel summer, weather officials predict