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May 3, 2016

• Building on Liberty Square collapses; no injuries reported
• Voter ID law wins Missouri Senate approval
• Kansas mother who went to Oregon standoff arrested in assault on officer
• Man admits sale of counterfeit Garmin products
• Grief-stricken mom sounds alarm about brain-eating amoeba that killed her daughter
• Group says it’s sending men into women’s restrooms at Target to test transgender policy
• Gummy the black bear treks 200 miles across Missouri, shows up at farm
• Former Kansas City police officer pleads guilty to charge relating to excessive force during arrest
• Why are cats so weird? Watch this viral video to find out
• TheChat: Kansas session ends, but is state really paying its bills?
• Dump truck driver critically injured in Olathe crash
• KCI delay is disappointing but better not be fatal
• Sexual assault alleged at Kansas YMCA camp
• Alleged car thief shot twice trying to break into KC house following wreck
• Blue Springs man identified as motorcyclist killed in Saturday wreck in Independence
• Former VA police officer in KC charged with sexually abusing two children
• Ethan Allen building in Liberty collapses
• Clay County commissioners accused of misusing public funds by mailing birthday cards to voters
• Readers react to Woodlands racetrack, KC streetcar, Donald Trump
• Missouri muscles up, Kansas goes weak on crucial financial issues
• Democratic group pounds on Roy Blunt to fill vacant court seat
• William Chrisman High School junior claims delegate spot in Missouri
• Some companies boosting pay for low-wage workers
• Monday Poll results: Streetcar is a big winner
• Missouri Legislature overrides Nixon to block home-care wage hike
• Mayor Sly James pulls plug on 2016 election on KCI improvements
• Fishing Tournament Trail for May 4
• Here are the longest of the long shots in sports history who have won
• Aggressiveness seems reduced to recklessness in struggling Royals’ latest loss
• Nationals’ Blake Treinen makes good on dream of pitching at Kauffman Stadium
• Upset by Chiefs drafting Tyreek Hill, 610 Radio hosts raise money for domestic violence shelter
• Bryce Harper and Nationals visit Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
• Eric Hosmer, Wade Davis win Royals’ team awards for April
• West Alabama coach explains decision to accept Tyreek Hill, says multiple NFL teams were interested
• Prosecutor consulted with victim in Chiefs draft pick Tyreek Hill’s plea agreement
• Chiefs release Jimmy Wilson, waive Cameron Gordon
• The skinny on hard-body mom gyms and the Paul Henson Y
• Dropped Brookridge lawsuit clears a path for Overland Park project
• Snubbed by teens, Overland Park police officer finds a way to connect
• JCCC takes action to fill vacant trustee seat
• Roeland Park cries fowl on backyard chicken rules
• So much more than school: Shawnee Mission, Olathe help disadvantaged students
• Old Town Lenexa is quaint but how to revitalize it?
• Overland Park landlords to face inspections, fees starting in July 2017
• Letters: How to save Kansas?
• Family dynamics deftly examined in Ann Packer’s ‘The Children’s Crusade’
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, May 2
• Kansas City Young Audiences buys Main Street building for its new home
• Kansas State adds three years to women’s basketball coach Jeff Mittie’s contract
• Fresh Market closing in Overland Park’s Prairiefire
• In treating mental illness, providing ‘housing first’ is struggle
• Ned Yost will not juggle lineup, says Royals must stay calm amid offensive struggles
• Royals’ offense disappears again in 2-0 loss to the Nationals
• Royals notebook: As club returns home, Mike Moustakas gets a day off
• Epiq Systems reports small loss on higher revenues, talks about buyout offer
• Limousine service is a dream come true for Syrian immigrant
• It’s not whether you’ll get hacked, it’s when and how badly you’ll get hurt
• Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure promises bigger changes
• Kat’s Money Corner: Mother’s Day gifts your kids can afford
• KU’s Bill Self says newly signed Josh Jackson ‘very similar’ to Andrew Wiggins
• Anti-abortion activist goes to trial over letter to doctor
• Beautiful private gardens are lined up for Johnson County tour