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May 22, 2019

• Chiefs’ Sammy Watkins says his body feels so good, it’s like he’s in college again
• Former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens says he will deploy with Navy, sources say
• Man freed in ‘doppelganger’ innocence case is now indicted on drug and gun charges
• NFL Network hosts think Patrick Mahomes can throw a ball 100 yards (and maybe farther)
• ‘Dawson’s Creek’ alum back for Big Slick with ‘True Detective,’ ‘Drunk History’ stars
• KC real estate con man appears in court shackled, lawsuit and criminal cases pending
• Sharice Davids calls on Senate to pass LGBTQ bill to ‘save the lives’ of young people
• KU takes a needed step to protect student athletes. Will other schools follow suit?
• Some KC Water meters tested faulty, but they were put in homes anyway
• Sworn to defend the Constitution. Immigrants become U.S. citizens at naturalization ceremony
• LS council recognized the 2019 Citizens Leadership Academy graduates
• Letters: Readers discuss support for abortion laws, Bubba Starling and Kris Kobach
• Four victims age 16 or younger in KCK car wreck, police chief says
• Kansas Speedway will see new ownership after $2 billion agreement between NASCAR, ISC
• Weather service looking into ‘confirmed tornado’ that touched down near Effingham
• Stanley Cup Final pairing means it’ll be Jim vs. Pam from ‘The Office’
• KCK officer injured in crash Wednesday afternoon, police chief says
• St. Louis fan could win $100,000 if Blues are crowned Stanley Cup champions
• Nonprofit ‘grooms’ grads to succeed in pet businesses like The Salon in LS
• Downtown Lee’s Summit’s Art Walk focuses on ‘makers’ and musicians
• Feds add tax evasion charge against alleged fake debt seller Joel Tucker of KC
• National service like AmeriCorps is critical to the future of Kansas City
• ‘Go Chiefs!’ Mayor, KC leaders celebrate NFL’s decision to host 2023 draft downtown
• Tornado watch issued in KC area, parts of MO, KS. ‘Strong tornadoes,’ hail likely, NWS says
• KCK police fired cadet after she reported sexual assault by her supervisor: lawsuit
• Fishing report: Flooding rains continue to put damper on area fishing opportunities
• Chiefs share video promoting the 2023 NFL Draft in Kansas City
• Methodist leaders say they’ll resist church’s anti-LGBTQ policies but not break away
• Buffalo Wild Wings investigates claim Kansas bosses said it was OK to not serve blacks
• Kansas City lands NFL Draft in 2023, giving city, Chiefs some time to get ready
• Chiefs’ OT rule proposal lacks support, no vote taken at NFL owners’ meeting
• NFL on Tyreek Hill: Commissioner Goodell says league won’t interfere in investigation
• Keller cruises to first win since April, but Royals have to settle for doubleheader split in St. Louis
• A healthy Danny Duffy and some minor tweaks have bolstered Royals rotation
• KU baseball falls in opening game of Big 12 Tournament
• He dreamed of playing KU basketball. Now, this Jayhawk is a top MLB Draft prospect
• KU Athletics launches a new sports medicine model. Here’s how it will work
• ‘We just jumped for joy’: Mildred’s downtown cafe moving this summer
• Three reasons why it would be big for Mizzou if Shawn Robinson can play in 2019