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May 4, 2016

• Teen couple kidnapped after prom fight off attacker
• TheChat: Roy Blunt won’t be going to Cleveland
• GOP lawmakers hold back Kansas and Missouri in fight against hunger
• As more details of Prince’s death emerge, here’s the view from the front lines of the drug epidemic
• Family mistakes sex toy for an angel, and admirers post pictures on social media
• Some Republicans insist they won’t support Donald Trump, who says he doesn’t need them
• It’s going to be a vile and vicious next six months, America
• KC woman, child die in crash on I-35 in Franklin County, Kan.
• Bicyclist injured when hit by car in Kansas City
• Downtown streets will be closed Sunday for Bartle Hall Sky Station removal
• Readers sound off on Gov. Brownback, distracted drivers, nuclear weapons
• Store that firefighters gave their lives protecting reopens in Northeast KC
• Shooting leaves one dead on Valentine Road in Kansas City
• More than $1.4 million raised at KC auction of vehicles seized from convicted embezzler
• Man accused of rape in Merriam
• Liberty Memorial will add gallery for World War I displays
• It’s Donald Trump, and Republicans deal with it, uneasily
• Winner: Trump. Losers: Clinton, Sanders, Cruz, and Kasich
• Woman says selfie provoked argument that led to fatal shooting at Texas Walgreens
• Bert and Ernie star in unauthorized ad for STD testing, no LOL from Sesame Street
• Lee’s Summit Superintendent David McGehee extends contract
• Alleging voter suppression, petition urges investigation into election agency
• Environmental groups sue EPA, seek stricter rules over fracking linked to earthquakes
• Anne Lindberg, former KC Art Institute professor, on her new show and Virginia Woolf
• Missouri House overrides veto of ‘paycheck protection’ bill
• Kansas City Repertory Theatre’s new works take some interesting chances
• Manny’s Mexican Restaurant to close Wednesday for funeral service
• Large-scale portraits at center of Pure Pursuit First Friday show
• Does Tyreek Hill, taken by the Chiefs in the NFL Draft, deserve the trust of the team and Kansas City?
• Fishing report for May 5
• Clint Bowyer optimistic trucks race, homecoming will be turning point
• Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh to hold satellite camp at Blue Springs South
• Fans are still buzzing about Royals’ walk-off win
• Watch the Royals’ ninth-inning rally from Tuesday night
• NASCAR’s diminutive Rico Abreu measures up big in the truck series
• PGA golfer Stewart Cink stepping away from game to care for wife who is battling cancer
• Royals fans get creatively funny after Wednesday’s game turns ugly
• Another domestic violence incident and NFL could punish Tyreek Hill as repeat offender
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, May 3
• It’s time for Johnson County to secede — think Topeka will notice?
• Long-delayed Willows project in Olathe is OK’d
• Prairie Village delays construction of sidewalk after neighbors complain
• Olathe’s Indian Creek Library to get new home in former Hy-Vee building
• Writing’s a journey: Will it be worth it?
• GM to resume production at four plants idled by Japan quakes
• Barry Odom expounds on Mizzou’s satellite camp plans, reacts to Michigan’s visit to KC
• Royals’ defense, pitching implode in 13-2 loss to the Nationals
• Royals option pinch-running specialist Terrance Gore to Class AA Northwest Arkansas
• Royals score three in bottom of the ninth, beat Nationals 7-6
• Royals’ Mike Moustakas misses another start while dealing with swollen thumb
• Analysts split on Sprint’s transformation and network plans
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant health inspections for May 4
• Moody’s changes credit outlook for Kansas to negative