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May 31, 2016

• Platte City man is charged in fatal rear-end collision
• Drive-by shooting injures woman at east Kansas City apartments
• Man pleads no contest to taking ‘upskirt’ photos of teen girls in Johnson County
• Government flubbed own rules in Medicare ruling against KCK company, appeals court finds
• Driver is cited for running red light, crashing into KC streetcar
• Lawsuit settled over treatment of pregnant Jackson County inmate
• Small garden hits 40,000 pounds of eats for free in KCK
• Intruders punch Kansas City man, knocking out several teeth
• Argument over drugs led to Kansas City shooting death, prosecutors allege
• Missouri woman is sentenced for posting nude photos of 15-year-old on Facebook
• Rex Sinquefield donated $6.8 million to Missouri campaigns last week
• Clay County mother is charged after toddler is found wandering the streets
• TheChat: Recruiting Democratic candidates is tough work
• Video captures car slamming into motorcycle in road rage incident
• Nieman Road revamp gets new attention in Shawnee
• What if Prince had a will? Protect your legacy after death
• Screaming Hand traveling show coming to Escapist Skateboarding
• Readers sound off on Kansas budget, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump
• Claire McCaskill stunned by U.S. treatment of service members intentionally exposed to WWII chemical weapons
• Sales tax for Johnson County Courthouse construction is placed on November ballot
• Girl inhales boutonniere pin, goes to prom anyway, has surgery the next day
• Just #TryBeatingMeLightly, defiant Pakistani women say to wife-beating proposal
• Police investigate boy’s entry into exhibit, gorilla’s killing
• Start planning now to create fairer elections in the future
• Trump details fundraising for veterans’ charities
• Man protests speeding ticket by paying fine with 22,000 pennies and making a video
• KU says former rower’s lawsuit that claims a football player raped her should be dismissed
• Kansas City Zoo would shoot to kill animals if human life were threatened
• Possible shutdown after court ruling puts Kansas school districts on edge
• Overland Park woman pleads guilty in large-scale clothing theft case
• Tom Watson’s ex-wife files suit over $4 million embezzlement from financial management company
• SiriusXM suspends Glenn Beck over Trump comments on show
• 60-day closure of I-435/I-35 ramp in Johnson County begins Tuesday morning
• Trump fosters rivalries as in ‘Celebrity Apprentice’
• Missouri man dies in ultralight plane crash
• Two arrested after shots fired, chase that begins at Smithville Lake
• New J. Rieger spirit made from discarded Boulevard beer will debut at Boulevardia
• Meet the well-dressed wedge salad done five different ways
• Royals’ Drew Butera had a little trouble handling Monday’s victory celebration
• The Royals have caught fire since being written off by the Washington Post
• Gregorian Chants: ‘Unthinkable’ archery adventure, leaving Royals games early and more
• Five things to watch at Missouri baseball and girls soccer state tournaments
• With filming done for dating reality show, Chiefs’ Travis Kelce is focused on football
• How Father’s Day came early this year
• What to do when Poison Ivy gives you the finger
• We hand teachers our hearts and our trust
• Sporting Kansas City learns its CONCACAF Champions League draw
• How local tech-savvy kids made an arm for 4-year-old Sven — and more
• Letters: Kobach needs to let 18,000 people vote
• Biz Snapshot: Self-confidence gets a boost with wigs and extensions at Bravadas
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, May 30
• Economy still strong, corporate credit managers say
• General Mills recalls flour over E. coli concerns
• Saudi Arabia eyes $15 billion bond sale
• Jose Cuervo considers a $1 billion IPO
• Great Plains will buy Westar for $8.6 billion
• KCP&L parent agrees to buy Topeka-based Westar Energy
• Kat’s Money Corner: Deck out a dorm room -- with restraint
• Redevelopment plan for neighborhood near 18th and Vine prompts praise, worries
• Shut-down KC mental illness alliance remembered as fighter for families
• Central Missouri Mules get timely hitting to stay alive at Division II World Series
• Big 12 Conference will discuss expansion at spring meetings, but action is unlikely
• Three Royals players are among leaders after first All-Star Game voting update
• Royals notes: Left-hander Mike Minor experiencing mild shoulder fatigue
• Royals break through in eighth and beat Rays 6-2
• Instagram adds business profiles in advertising push
• Time’s Myspace social network is hacked
• KU basketball opens nonconference schedule with Indiana, Duke
• Muscle Maker Grill entering KC area market with an Olathe restaurant