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June 16, 2017

• Vahe Gregorian: Tin-eared Roger Goodell shows another side by listening
• Pleasant Hill woman already accused of drug possession is charged with animal abuse
• KC metro area under severe thunderstorm watch until 2 a.m. Friday
• Close-knit Quincy, Ill., community mourns loss of 8-year-old Audrick Warren in KC
• Guest commentary: A decade of the Bloch Building, a Kansas City arts milestone
• Olathe North graduate will take her knowledge of penguins to national science camp
• Bigger boats, bigger wakes breed conflict on Lake of the Ozarks
• As Gov. Greitens remains silent on UMKC downtown arts campus, some start to worry
• Power outage sends Doughnut Lounge in scramble to make 2,500 doughnuts for Boulevardia
• Leawood woman charged with importing misbranded drugs
• High percentage of students with learning disabilities drop out of high school, report finds
• Only scattered power outages remain Friday morning after overnight storms
• Former in-home caregiver sentenced for abuse of Lenexa man with disabilities
• KC convention hotel challenge gathered enough signatures
• KC firefighter reportedly hospitalized in coma after heat stroke
• ‘Take a Trump!’ golden toilets pop up in Kansas City, but are quickly flushed
• Miege’s Jeremiah Robinson-Earl ‘not trying to rush’ his college decision
• To our readers using The Star’s Android apps
• Former state Sen. Jim Barnett set to enter Kansas governor’s race
• Jackson County prosecutors charge KC man in May 10 shooting
• Kansas attorney general asks state’s high court to sign off on new school finance plan
• Lab pups of K-9 unit veteran are police recruits ‘so cute and responsible and fluffy’
• Lenexa police dog shows off fidget spinner skills
• Kansas City, North, woman faces weapons charge in daughter’s shooting death
• Editorial: All of Kansas City should celebrate Juneteenth
• Jeremy Maclin not happy with way Chiefs told him of release
• Area golf results for June 15
• Five things to know about Royals pitcher Matt Strahm
• Different shade of blue: Royals will wear special uniforms for Father’s Day
• Several Chiefs will be testing out a new, potentially safer, helmet in training camp
• Dollars to doughnuts, cops raise funds for Special Olympics
• Like grandfather, like father, like son: Sporting KC’s Diego Rubio was born into soccer
• Roger Goodell discusses KC’s chances to host NFL Draft, relationship with Clark Hunt
• Chiefs sign two players, release two more
• FYI Book Club: ‘All the Single Ladies’ celebrates the trend away from marriage
• After Waldo woman’s dog massacred bunny family, more babies born and survived her yard
• After April slump, Royals’ Eric Hosmer has found his stroke
• Kansas City Royals box score for June 15
• Ex-Mizzou star Keyon Dooling finds purpose in work with NBA Players Association
• Winning lottery numbers for Thursday, June 15
• Verizon set to bring computer science programs to two Kansas City middle schools
• Missouri doctor named head of American Medical Association
• Owners of Plowboys BBQ are opening new non-barbecue concept downtown
• Where to find new KC food trucks offering grilled cheese, ice cream, pizza, barbecue