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June 9, 2017

• Trump administration solicits public suggestions on Obamacare policies
• KCPD investigate fatal shooting on Harlem Road
• Austins Bar & Grill customers react to hate crime charges in February shooting
• Widow of Austins shooting victim says hate crime charges brought ‘relief in my heart’
• Letters: Readers discuss police protection, Brownback’s tax cuts and Hillary Clinton
• Kansas Legislature moves to give amusement rides more time to comply with new law
• Supporters of Amtrak service between KC and Oklahoma hope others will get on board
• McCaskill tirade about GOP health plan goes viral: 'We have no idea what’s being proposed'
• Police investigating aggravated assault near UMKC campus
• Editorial: If you can’t resist the urge to text and drive, Apple could help
• Morning Rush: Kobach will run for Kansas governor, Comey testifies, Big Slick guests
• Woman who helped blind Cubs fan catch a cab is hailed as a good Samaritan
• Dashcam video: Naked man accused of damaging officer’s cruiser, urinating on car
• Kansas City, Kan. police pull body out of Kansas River
• Ohio model found guilty of arranging murder of husband’s ex gets conviction overturned
• Pedestrian is killed after being struck by vehicle
• Jackson County jury convicts Kansas City man in 2015 shooting death of woman
• Sen. Jerry Moran will hold town hall Monday in Lenexa
• Editorial: A word of advice for Gov. Eric Greitens — sign one bill and veto two
• KCPD responds to nonfatal shooting in south Kansas City
• Season’s first ozone alert means air quality poor for outdoor activities
• Special postage stamps will have feel of baseball, football and other sports balls
• Chiefs’ Steven Nelson is determined to make more plays in 2017
• After busy offseason, Chiefs’ Allen Bailey is the lone ‘amigo’ standing
• Chiefs’ Daniel Sorensen doesn’t expect much to change at mandatory minicamp
• Chiefs sign DT Cam Thomas, CB Keith Baxter
• Leawood moves forward on summer construction projects, introduces new K-9
• What’s happening in Johnson County
• Old Shawnee Days let the good times roll
• Westwood eases regulations on installations by wireless companies
• Saad Abdul-Salaam adjusting to fewer minutes with Sporting KC
• First with toys and then with tools, kids learn to master work
• KC Council will seek $4 million in state tax credits for YMCA Lyric project
• Mummies of the World: The Exhibition arrives in Kansas City
• Keeping cool could cost you a whole lot more this summer
• Winning lottery numbers for Friday, June 9
• TCU vs. Missouri State: A scouting report on the matchup from a coach who played both
• Missouri Hospital Association study: GOP health bill shorts state on Medicaid
• Children’s Mercy to build clinic in Geary County, Kan.
• Shawnee Mission Medical Center gets $1 million grant for special needs center and employee daycare
• Wayne Selden goes from D-League to playoff starter in wild rookie season
• Royals at Padres: Live updates and analysis
• After meltdown, Royals’ Kelvin Herrera addresses mechanical flaw
• New Leawood restaurant will serve Mac & Cheese burgers and sweet tea wings
• New luxury service-provided Mission Chateau Villas
• Brookwood Farms: Limited lots remain in current phase; new phase open soon
• Rodrock has available-now inventory
• New single-family Tom French community in full swing for summer
• New member of building team excited by possibility of ‘gorgeous views’
• New Cedar Creek neighborhood blends prime location, picturesque scenery