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May 15, 2019

• Man dies after parked SUV catches fire in Kansas City; no foul play suspected
• Bonner Springs police looking for man who intentionally hit officer with motorcycle
• KU student killed in Lenexa K-10 wreck returned from semester in Spain one week ago
• Outdoors report: Anglers confronted by flooded ponds and lakes across Missouri, Kansas
• One seriously injured in motorcycle crash on 59th street in Kansas City, Kansas
• KBI: Probe of possible ‘double dipping’ at KCK police chief’s lake house sent to DA
• Coming to KC’s Big Slick: An ‘Avengers’ star, an iconic child actor and CNN anchor
• Missouri AG wants to punish the poor by overworking and underfunding public defenders
• Springtime events, community gatherings in the Kansas City metro area
• For efficiency or camaraderie, Bridge Space in Lee’s Summit a coworking gem
• Kansas prohibits lower sentences in sex crimes based on children as ‘aggressors’
• After 27-hour filibuster, GM incentive package passes. Parson declares victory.
• Traffic woes coming as demolition date set for Missouri 152 bridge at I-35 in Liberty
• St. Pius X wins school’s first ever boys golf state championship
• Letters: Readers discuss KC potholes, anti-LGBTQ discrimination and Missouri Medicaid
• Julianna Zobrist files for divorce from former Royals star Ben Zobrist
• Nicky Lopez’s family was fired up after his first hit with the Royals
• Fine for marijuana possession in Lawrence is $1. Should Wyandotte County follow suit?
• Central Americans will keep coming here despite Trump’s crackdown — or because of it
• ‘Give him the max’: Survivors follow trial of suspected KC serial killer Robert Gross
• Gov. Mike Parson gets the facts wrong with happy talk about tariffs that hurt Missouri
• Lucas and Justus, debating on East Side, promise more resources for neighborhoods
• University of Missouri and UMKC students will pay 5% more in tuition this fall
• A hit-and-run driver killed someone in Kansas City. Police are looking for witnesses
• The military knows climate change is real. And Lake City is at risk
• Kareem Hunt says he told Chiefs ‘what I knew at the time’ about incident at hotel
• Organized labor shows divided loyalties as KC mayoral campaign heads into final month
• SportsBeat KC podcast: KU basketball talk, should Jayhawks play big or go small?
• This KC couple’s amazing outdoor pool features Colorado-style landscaping, waterfalls
• ‘Patrick, you’re weird.’ Mahomes and Kelce had too much fun at teammate’s wedding
• Former Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters stepped in as a weatherman on Hawaiian TV
• A modern family moves into a historic Victorian farmhouse in KC’s Volker neighborhood
• Guilty on 8 counts: Suspected KC serial killer convicted of stalking, gun crimes
• Did a whale really come through Kansas City in the 1950s? A KCQ answered
• Mahomes, Chiefs’ quarterbacks visit KC police academy as part of National Police Week
• Scripture doesn’t tell us to imprison and deny Medicaid expansion to Kansans
• Star closes sale of McGee Street building
• Here’s why the Royals aren’t giving up on Jorge Soler as an outfielder
• Royals are hopeful they can keep Frank Schwindel in their system
• With a hit and a RBI, Nicky Lopez’s Royals debut was just like he dreamed
• Royals rough up the Rangers, score 11 runs in Nicky Lopez’s debut
• Kansas basketball pursues 2020 five-star recruits Scottie Barnes and Cade Cunningham
• You know the 2020 recruits, but who is Missouri basketball targeting for 2021?
• A $79 MRI? $29 teeth cleaning? Discount medical shopping site launches in Kansas City
• Billy Donlon’s first recruiting class for UMKC basketball grows to four