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May 16, 2019

• Ex-Brownback, Sebelius aides among women weighing 2020 congressional runs in Kansas
• Suspected serial killer seen on video abusing massage parlor worker in Kansas
• Letters: Readers discuss suffering farmers, Web.com golf tourney and ‘socialist’ label
• Fans stunned by Ben and Julianna Zobrist divorce news offer prayers and support
• After KU student’s fatal crash near K-10 construction zone, KDOT adds more signage
• Missouri poised to join Alabama, Georgia as state senate passes near-total abortion ban
• Former All-Metro player from KC Christian earns national academic award at Texas
• Royals’ Adalberto Mondesi showed off agility, speed and arm strength on double play
• Sheriff’s deputy guilty in wreck, gets 1-year suspended sentence and traffic school
• ‘We’re in trouble’: With deadline to leave county jail nearing, KC officials seek help
• U.S. Senate passes Hawley bill to fund suicide prevention programs for police officers
• ‘Draconian,’ ‘malicious’: KC leaders slam Missouri abortion bill but civic groups mum
• Missouri’s extreme abortion bill rivals Alabama in cruelty and doing harm to women
• KC T-Bones, a factory for developing baseball talent on, off field, open season Friday
• Parson may restart Missouri low-income housing tax credit program without legislature
• Rangers poke the bear with tweet about Texas barbecue being superior to Kansas City’s
• Coming to Big Slick: A ‘Veep’ president, a Maisel and another American Idol
• Here’s the Sharks hand pass that led to winning goal against the Blues
• Can a judge use unsolved murders to sentence suspected serial killer Robert Gross?‘
• This Crossroads Arts District homeowner adorned her home with a custom metal sculpture
• These highlights showcase what linebacker Darron Lee can add to Chiefs defense
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Mizzou talk, Jontay Porter’s ACL story and the NBA Combine
• Republicans attack Native American rep for T-shirt about killing ‘colonizers’
• Q&A: What would Missouri lawmakers’ abortion bill really do? That answer and more
• In major shift on abortion, could Kansas become one of the least restrictive states?
• Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson suspended by NFL for six games
• Chiefs acquire linebacker Darron Lee for 2020 6th-round pick in trade with NY Jets
• Receiver Dwayne Bowe latest to sign one-day deal to retire with Kansas City Chiefs
• When signing up with financial adviser, beware mandatory arbitration clause
• It’s time to dig early for summer deals
• Power & Light, per agreement with KC, moves ahead with affordable apartments downtown
• Undone by disastrous inning, Royals loss finishes with Chris Owings on the mound
• What the Royals are doing well (stop laughing), and where they need to improve
• ‘It’s a special trip.’ Royals players will bring their fathers to upcoming road stops
• Royals offense falls woefully short in a 6-1 loss to the Rangers
• Here’s one area where KU’s Bill Self hopes his defense can improve
• Michigan signee Jalen Wilson re-opens recruitment, says KU basketball is on his list
• Former Iowa guard Isaiah Moss picks Arkansas; KU still pursuing Achiuwa, R.J. Hampton
• ‘I felt invincible’: Mizzou’s Jontay Porter explains how he re-tore ACL during rehab
• Former Mizzou star Sophie Cunningham hits game-winner in Phoenix Mercury preseason game
• Parade of Homes award winner at The Villas of Leabrooke Town Manor
• Grand Lake, lake living is closer than you think!
• New Ranch Plan Offered at Tom French’s Covington Court twin villas
• “The right builders, the right price point, the right location”—Arbor Lake delivers it all
• Charming location by Lake Olathe perfect for summer fun
• Oak Run features distinctive homes in serene and peaceful setting
• Eagle Creek offers buyers a wonderful community and five home builders to choose from
• Resort-style surroundings beckon this summer
• Award-winning model homes, available inventory ready now in Overland Park
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