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April 28, 2019

• 2-year-old rape victim tested positive for sexually transmitted disease: KCK police
• Kansas City man killed when vehicle leaves road, overturns and hits house in Missouri
• Gov. Laura Kelly: Expand Medicaid for the benefit of all Kansans
• A week after Worlds of Fun brawl, teens return to park hoping to be left unsupervised
• Letters: Readers discuss Worlds of Fun brawl, Tyreek Hill and Midwest flooding
• Teaching our future leaders about philanthropy
• ‘Person of interest’ in Belton killing charged with unlawful possession of gun
• Grading the 2019 NFL Draft: Chiefs get high marks for second-, third-round picks, UDFAs
• Kansas Supreme Court right on abortion: Women can make their own decisions — with limits
• Driver dies from injuries after crash near Interstate 49 in Grandview
• Chiefs’ late-round NFL Draft picks on edge, relieved when they get the call from KC
• Locked out of care: Brain fungus death points to extensive problems in Kansas prisons
• Kansas prison health contractor fails to provide enough psychiatrists, medications
• Royals fall behind early and can’t recover in series finale against Angels
• Royals start Chris Owings in center field in place of Billy Hamilton
• Hunter Dozier powers Royals offense in 9-4 win over the Angels
• After being cut by Royals, Brian Goodwin finds success with Angels in Los Angeles
• Versatile Netherlands native Tristan Enaruna begins KU basketball recruiting trip
• Terry Beckner Jr. drafted by Tampa Bay Buccaneers as one of two Tigers taken in NFL Draft
• ‘This is a chip I’ll keep forever:’ Missouri’s Emanuel Hall goes undrafted in NFL Draft
• 5 Things Every Home and Business Owner Should Know about Solar Energy
• Washburn football player from Lee’s Summit fatally shot; NY Giants draft pick injured