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June 21, 2017

• Here I go again: Why ‘Mamma Mia!’ and other jukebox musicals keep coming back to KC
• Fire investigators so far finding no evidence of arson in KC furniture store blaze
• McCaskill ‘making progress’ on bill to help WWII veterans exposed to mustard gas
• Scaffolding goes up as Union Station begins a year of external maintenance
• Former press secretary says he hopes Trump White House press briefing changes don’t last
• Guest commentary: Trumpcare threatens KC area’s entrepreneurial advances
• Guest commentarty: The Airbnb business model deserves fair consideration
• Residents escape intense Kansas City house fire, one through a window
• Fox 4’s Phil Witt signs off after nearly 40 years: ‘I treasure all of you’
• Probation for Lawrence woman who fled to Europe with daughters during custody dispute
• Police seek information after nearly 30 vehicles damaged within a week in Raytown
• Police search for man after woman is carjacked in church parking lot in Raytown
• Editorial: Federal help welcome in combating Kansas City’s violent crime problem
• Changes and challenges for Kansas City police — on Deep Background
• Dave Helling: Democrats don’t need a message. They need an agenda.
• Kansas City is looking for your thoughts on new voting equipment
• 79-year-old grandma does a keg stand like a BOSS
• Links to KC businessman, CIA gunrunner lead to firing of Wall Street Journal reporter
• Cross-country trip calls attention to huge price spike for muscular dystrophy drug
• ‘They are so cool’: Total Eclipse of the Sun transforming postal stamps are here
• Toni Anderson’s mother says newly released video shows daughter was ‘hammered’
• Eric Hosmer trolls Rays’ Chris Archer during MLB Network appearance
• Area golf results for June 20
• Fishing report for June 22
• Salvador Perez 'stumps' for All-Star Game votes for his Royals teammates
• Jeremy Maclin says he played with a torn groin last season with Chiefs
• Audit: Unredeemed tax credits a $3 billion liability on Missouri’s budget
• In a merger, Sprint, T-Mobile executives could deploy $359 million in golden parachutes
• Why Thursday’s NBA Draft remains important for KU’s future recruiting
• Royals taking advantage of Whit Merrifield’s versatility
• After setbacks, Royals starter Nathan Karns ready to start throwing again