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May 3, 2017

• Rhino horn stolen from University of Vermont; reward offered
• Inside the May Issue
• A Technological Showcase
• Denver Broncos players are fired up about Jamaal Charles signing
• Reproductive rights protest at the Missouri Capitol becomes a ‘Handmaid’s Tale’
• Exorcism preceded Kansas woman’s killing and decapitation, suspect says
• Two escape injury after exchange of gunfire in Independence
• Should middle-schoolers choose their electives? A debate begins at Blue Valley Schools
• Lightning kills 32 of a Missouri farmer’s dairy cows in one strike
• ‘Career offender’ faces new charges in Jimmy Johns robbery caught on video
• Lenexa police release surveillance photos of theft suspects
• Melinda Henneberger: Ivanka Trump’s ‘Women Who Work’ could be book of the year
• Editorial: Guns do not belong in state psychiatric hospitals
• Deep Background: From militia to sovereign citizens to alt-right
• Overland Park police seeking missing woman
• Guest commentary: Medicaid proposal’s path through Missouri Legislature is a warning sign
• Changes planned for Kansas foster care reform bill after agency warns of high cost
• Kris Kobach announces ninth voter fraud conviction
• Shawnee carjacking suspect flees after wrecking victim’s vehicle
• Editorial: Discrimination measure would allow employers who mistreat workers to get away with it
• No date? No problem. Teen takes her Harvard acceptance letter to prom
• Things got weird on Tinder after Donald Trump’s election, and not in a good way
• Revised growth plan for Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art may quiet years of neighborhood discord
• George Brett re-creates Pine Tar Game rant with a funny barbecue twist
• Cubs’ World Series trophy reportedly damaged when it was passed around by drunken concert-goers
• Watson Challenge set for June at Milburn Country Club
• Vahe Gregorian: Royals flip the script on wild night at Kauffman against the White Sox
• Chiefs sign former Hogan Prep cornerback De’Vante Bausby
• Former Chiefs lineman Jaye Howard passes physical but leaves Bears without deal
• Three things wrong with the Royals
• Set was a swing and a hit for neighborhood
• My idea of a teen’s treasured summer memory? A job
• Donald Trump is far from ‘Christian’
• Giving mom, and child, the lift they need
• Leawood receives clean audit for fiscal year 2016
• Take a trip back to the 1860s at Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop & Farm Historic Site
• Lower property tax rate? No promises, but that may happen next year
• Celebrate Cinco de Mayo affordably
• Merriam considers new community center
• Burns & McDonnell expands into the United Kingdom
• Peace, pampering rank high on Mother’s Day wish list
• Copaken Brooks set to build large industrial project in southern Johnson County
• Here’s what to do if you were hit by the Gmail phishing scam disguised as a Google Doc
• Former Perceptive Software workers in Lenexa get new ownership ... again
• Sprint offers a Magic Box to customers at its network’s edge
• Sprint’s chairman Masayoshi Son had something else to say but didn’t get a chance
• Garmin’s earnings get boost, despite slowing sales in fitness and automobile devices
• Broker finds growth market helping KC companies self-insure
• A roster decision looms as outfielder Soler nears a return from disabled list
• Carlton Bragg speaks about transfer to Arizona State, ‘positive’ things about KU
• Coming to Legends Outlets: Swedish fast-fashion
• Pools, farmers’ markets, and more mark Rodrock Development summers
• Loch Lloyd: Embrace the art of right-sizing
• Summit Homes offers award-winning floorplans in the Northland
• 55th Spring Parade supports 80 years of home building