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May 30, 2019

• Watch: Storm chaser captures up-close video of tornado near Lawrence, Kansas
• Planned Parenthood asks St. Louis judge to keep Missouri’s only abortion clinic open
• Kansas City union official arrested again, this time for stabbing 2 in Iowa, cops say
• Let’s go Blues! Even a sea lion at the St. Louis Zoo is getting excited, video shows
• Here’s something the Linwood tornado did not destroy: $20,000 in cash
• ‘I’m appalled’: Ejecting reporters from Kansas Senate unconstitutional — and unnecessary
• Kansas congressman supports disaster aid bill, but backs Republicans who blocked it
• ‘Just prayers right now.’ Cubs’ Albert Almora Jr. shaken after foul ball hits girl
• Tim Anderson tweets simple message after White Sox finish sweep of Royals
• 16-year-old charged in Independence shooting and robbery that left victim paralyzed
• White Sox announcers, MLB Network analysts sharply disagree on Glenn Sparkman ejection
• Blues fans finish national anthem after audio problem before Stanley Cup Final
• Cricket player makes ‘one of the greatest catches of all time’
• Kansas man imported Chinese devices to turn Glock pistols into ‘machine guns’: feds
• Missouri woman vanished after car wreck. 10 months and 60 tips later, FBI sets reward
• You still have a shot to buy KC ‘Hamilton’ tickets, but better break out the Benjamins
• Clay County judge sentences father who stabbed son to death at family home
• ‘I need thoughts and prayers’: Donations sought for farms hit by Kansas tornado
• 73-year-old man, once a bank robber, sentenced for role in KC heroin ring
• OP mom, former Blue Valley schools employee, sentenced for providing alcohol to teens
• Kansas City caregiver accused of abusing elderly man who had burns, spinal injuries
• Girls soccer at Swope Park: Lee’s Summit West, Liberty, Kearney in state semis Friday
• Man who secretly photographed women in Oak Park Mall changing rooms gets probation
• Keeping Claycomo Ford plant strong is essential to KC’s economic health
• Letters: Readers discuss racial oversensitivity, impeaching Trump and Memorial Day
• Here is episode one of Chiefs’ behind-the-scenes show ‘The Franchise’
• Former Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback to receive Mahatma Gandhi Award for pluralism
• No running back by committee for Chiefs. Damien Williams is the starter
• Chiefs Twitter Q&A: Doldrums of the offseason? We’ve got you covered, Chiefs fans
• Here’s how Breeland Speaks fits into Chiefs’ new defensive scheme ... or so they hope
• Sprint unfurls ‘blazing-fast’ 5G network in Kansas City, three other cities
• Royals’ Glenn Sparkman ejected for hitting Tim Anderson as White Sox sweep series
• Royals-Rangers series preview, probable pitchers: Royals finish road trip in Texas
• Jorge Lopez’s move to the Royals’ bullpen could be the best move for everyone
• What Devon Dotson’s return means for Bill Self and KU basketball
• Devon Dotson announces return to KU; Quentin Grimes to transfer
• Devon Dotson’s long day of deliberation led to decision to return to Kansas
• Former McCoy’s in Westport will reopen with new name, look and menu with ‘Dirt Candy’
• Fred P. Ott’s closes its Overland Park restaurant, leaving just its original location
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant and grocery store health inspections for May 30
• Kickoff times and television set for Missouri’s first three football games in 2019
• See eye-catching model row, incredible selection in southern Johnson County
• Oak Run features distinctive homes in serene and peaceful setting
• Tera Miranda, on Grand Lake, A Private Gated oasis!
• New Covington Creek homes available now
• New models, treed homesites featured in Prairie View at Creekside Woods
• Award-winning model homes, available inventory ready now in Overland Park
• Trade your unwanted home for cash with KC Property Group
• From the archives: The complex life of George Tiller