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May 31, 2017

• ACLU of Kansas: Shawnee Mission School District policy is ‘unconstitutional’
• West Nile investigated in boy’s death, which would be Missouri’s earliest fatal case
• Lenexa police release video of possible suspect in home burglaries
• Missouri bride’s ‘something blue’ was a 92-year-old ‘tough, mean, Marine machine’
• Kansas City-area students fight to spell their way to stardom at national spelling bee
• Editorial: Missouri’s new voter ID law could sow confusion
• Video captures former public works director filling personal pickup with Merriam fuel
• A bridge ruins this rookie truck driver’s first day on the job
• Letters: Readers discuss the Jackson County jail, the Kansas economy and the Paris climate accord
• Dozens of lives extinguished: The legacy of Kansas City’s known serial killers
• Registered sex offender in KCK pleads guilty to transporting teen for sex
• Final defendant sentenced in killing of 14-year-old girl at KC water park
• Dave Helling: Celebrating the day that Sgt. Pepper taught us all to play
• Editorial: Senate President Susan Wagle promised Kansas lawmakers would forgo pay. When does that kick in?
• Multivehicle wreck shuts down southbound I-35 just past Lone Elm Road in Olathe
• Vegan bloggers say their diets can stop menstrual ‘toxins,’ and doctors aren’t pleased
• Scuola Vita Nuova Charter School won’t merge with Crossroads
• Deep Background: Campus controversies from Mizzou to KU to K-State
• Is KC one of America’s worst basketball cities? This survey says yes
• The Star’s Scholar-Athletes throw out first pitches at Royals game
• With tip of the cap — and a great pitching performance — rookie wins hearts of Royals fans
• What to watch for at Missouri high school baseball state tournaments
• Fishing report for June 1
• Vahe Gregorian: Nothing to be gained by Royals fire sale now
• The education of Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes continues on and off the field
• Fifth Disease season means red rash, no cause for alarm
• Credit outlook weakens once again in economic roller coaster ride
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, May 31
• Mizzou will open SEC season under lights; early KU, K-State kickoffs also announced
• KC disability community fears Medicaid changes in GOP health bill
• KC doctor in Australia calls on Trump to support Medicare-for-all system
• Royals manager Ned Yost struggling to find playing time for Jorge Soler
• KU basketball strength coach Andrea Hudy wins national award
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant and grocery store health inspections for May 31
• SEC commissioner Greg Sankey rebuffs Auburn’s renewed push to swap divisions with Mizzou
• ‘Truly stunning’ homes are immediately available in Northland community