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June 1, 2016

• Persistent May rain helped some but waterlogged others
• Man is charged in KC after 35 pounds of cocaine are found on Greyhound bus
• Kansas City man is accused in fatal abuse of 16-month-old boy
• Charges filed in crash that killed Olathe school district instructor
• This week in KC: Old Shawnee Days, Downtown Days Fest, Festa Italiana, KC Microbrews and BBQ Festival
• Sausage-wearing ‘neo-Nazis’ pelt vegan cafe customers with meat, and a brawl ensues
• Haters throw shade on town’s new selfie statue
• Rechecking security for human safety appropriate for Kansas City Zoo
• Man is charged in chase and shooting that began at Smithville Lake
• Shooting on Blue Hills Road leaves man with life-threatening injuries
• Converted former Park Lane Hospital now housing Kansas City homeless families
• Former Independence cop gets four-year sentence for encounter that nearly killed teen driver
• SM West, Aquinas, Miege are Kansas girls soccer state champions!
• State champions on the ball diamonds are SM East, Aquinas, Olathe South and Spring Hill
• Platte County treasurer’s office sent $48,000 to email scammer
• General Mills flour recall is linked to Kansas City plant
• Lawsuit alleges De Soto middle school teacher assaulted student
• Kansas Senate may vote to condemn Obama transgender restroom decree
• Witnesses say argument led to fatal shooting in Kansas City
• Sen. Claire McCaskill hears of KC’s struggle to end veterans’ homelessness
• Readers share thoughts on Donald Trump, Black Lives Matter, editorial cartoon
• Pablo Serrano-Vitorino, charged in two-state rampage, pleads not guilty in Missouri
• Bank robber who used fake bomb made from a sex toy gets prison time
• TheChat: Kansas state senator bemoans Jerry Moran’s aid to her primary opponent
• Testy Trump takes his war with the press to a new level, calls a reporter ‘a sleaze’
• Fruits of their Labor
• Man pleads guilty to fatal beating of Kyle Van Winkle in Arrowhead Stadium parking lot
• Royals stat check: How close is the offensive production to last season?
• Royals on the Farm: Reymond Fuentes, Jorge Bonifacio are on hot streaks
• Trinity Catholic edges Summit Christian in Missouri girls soccer state semifinal
• Fishing report for June 2
• Indians’ Marlon Byrd suspended 162 games for drug violation
• Lure of the Week: The Punch
• Tennis player loses point for sarcastic grunt
• Royals’ game Tuesday set a ratings record on Fox Sports Kansas City
• Royals fans’ ability to cast All-Star Game votes continues to agitate others
• Chiefs’ Al Harris brings same passion to coaching that he had as a player
• Chiefs rookie Parker Ehinger auditions at No. 1 left guard
• Five things worth a second look during high school sports playoff weekend
• Questioning the vision of summer
• Kevin Ellis makes a timely return to Sporting Kansas City
• FDA prods industry to cut salt in processed food and restaurant meals
• Google Fiber is adding stream-from-your-gadget feature to TV boxes
• Former Kansas State QB Michael Bishop nominated for College Football Hall of Fame
• Central Missouri falls 3-0 to Cal Poly Pomona, bow out of Division II College World Series
• Kickoff times set for two Missouri football games
• Nell Hill’s to close Atchison store and consolidate with one at The Village at Briarcliff
• Wisconsin’s Toppers Pizza opening June 28 at Mission Crossing
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, May 31
• Royals notes: Brett Eibner goes on disabled list in a series of roster moves
• Injury to Brett Eibner overshadows Royals’ 10-5 win over Rays
• Royals’ Eric Hosmer makes Rays pay for intentionally walking Lorenzo Cain
• Royals left fielder Brett Eibner carted off field after spraining left ankle
• Payday hearing at Music Hall Thursday morning
• Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure applauds his wife’s kidney donation
• Health grants disbursed in Kansas City area
• Cerner workers polled for vision of south Kansas City
• Fewer people are looking for work in the Kansas City area
• Brookside Boulevard will narrow during construction project
• KU football announces times, TV assignments for three games
• Idyllic community offers unmatched variety of homesites, views
• Sellers, lenders benefit from fast, strategic alternative to traditional real estate transactions