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May 7, 2016

• MoDOT mistakenly reopens Grand Boulevard Bridge, then closes it again
• Former cancer patient hopes to treat others
• Shooting leaves one critically injured near Garfield Avenue
• Stolen wheelchair returned to Shawnee man after police investigation
• Wichita business hit by ‘Sleepy Sasquatch’ burglar
• Stepson charged with killing former KC area veterinarian; father wants death penalty
• Growing mental health crisis lands on specially trained officers
• Most voters have decided who they’ll pick in November, complicating fall strategies
• Harness helps special-needs kids find a new way to have fun
• Readers share thoughts on Mother’s Day, KCI, Medicare
• Stormy weather ahead for the Kansas City area
• Kansas City airport terminal briefly evacuated for suspicious object
• Three killed in traffic wreck on 18th Street Expressway in KCK
• Dealing with grief on Mother’s Day: Love doesn’t expire
• Police: Man kills brother in fight over cheeseburger
• Group submits petitions to raise Missouri cigarette tax
• Missouri man wanted for attempted murder in Arkansas found dead
• Kansas City Ballet offers a mixed bill of premieres
• Royals catcher Salvador Perez lives for his mother
• Kyle Busch wins Go Bowling 400 for first Sprint Cup victory at Kansas Speedway
• Kansas Speedway notes: Brad Keselowski able to laugh off pileup in Go Bowling 400
• Golfer disqualified after hitting himself in head with his putter
• Carl Edwards mends fences with Kyle Busch, talks about racing hard
• A top-five finish at Kansas and relief for Ryan Blaney
• New crew chief, improved results give Carl Edwards a new outlook
• Bartolo Colon may have had the slowest home-run trot in baseball history
• Mavericks fall behind 3-1 in playoff series with loss to Americans
• Martin Truex Jr.’s bad luck continues at Kansas Speedway
• Chiefs rookie KeiVarae Russell searching for NFL redemption after Notre Dame suspension
• Chiefs draft pick Tyreek Hill says he understands criticism: ‘It’s my fault, and it’s my mistake’
• Tryout players at the Chiefs camp
• Chiefs notes: Defensive tackle Chris Jones looking forward to sampling KC barbecue
• Sporting KC falls 2-0 at Houston as winless streak reaches six games
• FC Kansas City suffers 2-1 loss to Houston
• In ‘Hystopia,’ an alternate America is bleak with violence during Vietnam War
• When life gets chaotic, your home doesn’t have to
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, May 7
• Mizzou softball team upset with investigation into coach, plays game ‘in protest’
• Ian Kennedy delivers shutdown effort as Royals top Indians 7-0
• Mike Moustakas has fractured thumb, goes on disabled list; Royals call up Cheslor Cuthbert
• Royals’ Cheslor Cuthbert notches first big-league road hit after grueling travel day
• Lime Stone Road Townhomes: The best in maintenance-provided living
• Summit Custom Homes honored with three wins in Spring Parade of Homes
• Maintenance provided lifestyle inspires buyers at Villas of Sunnybrook
• Oak Run offers affordable Johnson County living
• Spring Parade of Homes’ award-winning Leabrooke Town Manor opens new phase
• Happy home sellers give top rating to local company
• Parade of Homes continues through this weekend in Hunt Midwest communities
• Talking Tech: Millennial buyers demand amenities like Wi-Fi, surround sound and smart-home technology
• Find your dream home amid resort-style luxury
• Explore what’s new at Brookwood Farms