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May 29, 2019

• Letters: Readers discuss Missouri abortion ban, helmet laws and denying Trump credit
• SportsBeat KC: R.J. Hampton picks pro career over college & more KU basketball talk
• Massive tornado rips through Linwood, Kansas, destroying homes and keeping KC on edge
• ‘Thousands of pieces’: Kansas tornado debris fell on KCI airfield, flights delayed
• Wichita’s Trinity Academy soars to 4A title at rain-delayed boys state golf tourney
• An EF-4 tornado ripped through NE Kansas, injuring 18, weather service finds
• Top House Republican heads to Kansas for fundraisers with Reps. Estes and Watkins
• Shawnee school founder stepped on child’s hands, fired teacher who reported: lawsuit
• Springtime events, community gatherings in the Kansas City metro area
• Tornado touches down in Clay County, heads toward Excelsior Springs Hospital
• Hidden by rain, tornado tore damage path of 40 or 50 miles in Kansas; 2nd hit Missouri
• Photographer hit by worst first pitch in history at Royals game ‘still got the shot’
• River flooding prompts voluntary evacuation call for northwest Missouri town
• Parson says Planned Parenthood must comply with Missouri probe of St. Louis clinic
• Woman admits role with former KC fire captain in firearms scheme; gun used in killing
• Cubs manager says it’s possible Ben Zobrist doesn’t return this season
• Lake levels continue to rise, but Taneycomo has produced some great fishing lately
• KC Zoo elephant returned to exhibit after briefly leaving it, setting off ‘code red’
• Why is Lenexa handing out tax subsidies for luxury apartments and offices?
• Lee’s Summit woman among 3 Kenyan nationals indicted in marriage fraud case
• Missouri’s attempt to close state’s last abortion clinic a shameful attack on women
• Missing a receipt from 1957? Day after tornado, bill is found 70 miles away
• 1 teen killed, another injured after shooting in Kansas City, police say
• Joakim Soria ejected from A’s game after arguing balls and strikes
• It’s official: This has been the wettest May in Kansas City’s history
• ‘In shock by the destruction’: Daylight reveals devastation of tornado near Lawrence
• ‘Where do you even start?’: Linwood residents stunned by shattered homes
• Tornado that slammed Clay County, Missouri was EF-2: National Weather Service
• Pembroke Hill, Pleasant Hill bow out in Missouri girls high school soccer semifinals
• ‘A second chance’: Man had close call riding out tornado beside shattered greenhouse
• Be ‘SMART’ to prevent gun deaths
• SCA ‘character’ honoree headed to U.S. Air Force Academy
• Former LSW star Shaquille Harrison capitalizing on NBA career after three-year wait
• Chiefs will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the team in show called ‘The Franchise’
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes rode out the tornado threat by studying his playbook
• At least 12 injured, widespread damage reported after tornado hits Lawrence, Linwood
• Former Chiefs running back Horace Belton, who played in KC for Marv Levy, dead at 63
• Self-help guru Tony Robbins out at Overland Park firm after misconduct claims surface
• KU basketball recruiting target Jalen Wilson to visit Lawrence on Thursday
• Brad Keller’s progress from a rough stretch is crucial for Royals pitching staff
• Royals get edged out by the White Sox for a pair of one-run losses
• Not bad for a summer job, but are baseball’s ‘advanced defensive metrics’ accurate?
• Kansas is on ‘crusade against chiropractors,’ says owner of JoCo vitamin IV business
• JoCo mental health experts say they can’t meet demand till private insurance pays more
• One thing each Missouri basketball player can improve on heading into next season
• Country Club Plaza update: 3 closings, including a handbag store, and a CBD shop opens