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June 19, 2019

• Driving while black in Missouri: One family meets with police chief over traffic stop
• Hawley assaults free speech with misguided bill aimed at political bias in big tech
• Bras no longer trip metal detector in Jackson County jail. Were the settings changed?
• NFL essentially admits making a mistake that aided Chargers in win over Chiefs
• Beneficiary of Watson Challenge tournament wants to get more kids playing golf
• Police use tourniquets to help save man shot at Raytown apartment building
• Your smart speaker could soon detect a heart attack and call an ambulance, study finds
• Longest stretch of rainy weather since 1960s in KC continues; severe storms coming
• ‘Painting is my passion.’ LS artist draws inspiration from travels
• Letters: Readers discuss Whales-spotting, Jedi cremations and detecting underwire bras
• Royals release video that shows catcher Salvador Perez’s ‘Road to Recovery’
• Royals’ Whit Merrifield turned a dazzling unassisted double play on Tuesday
• Fishing report: Local angler hauls monster flathead catfish out of Longview Lake
• Illinois police troll White Sox fan who accidentally called 9-1-1 after homer vs. Cubs
• Miniature golf at a museum? It’s been a big hit at the Nelson-Atkins
• Books by Stephen King’s son are banned from Kansas prisons. He found out on Twitter
• Springtime events, community gatherings in the Kansas City metro area
• Yee-haw? McDonald’s UK rolls out ‘Kansas City Stack’ burger. Kansas City is confused.
• Police in Johnson Co. address reports of ‘suspicious activity’ shared on social media
• Kansas police commission closes investigation of ‘moving while black’ case
• Years in the making, Johnson County’s Meadowbrook Park is finally ready to open
• Two injured after teen fleeing from police crashes into vehicle in Wyandotte County
• Quinton Lucas cruises to victory. Here are the hard decisions awaiting KC’s next mayor
• Quinton Lucas wins big in Kansas City mayor’s race. Now, he must prove skeptics wrong
• Hawley’s bill requires audits for Facebook, other sites to prove no political bias
• In a night of blowout wins, two KC City Council races stay nail-biters to the end
• Open Forum for District 1 will give residents chance to talk with council members
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Talking Mizzou hoops and NBA Draft with Alex Schiffer
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes is a nominee for two ESPY awards. Here is his competition.
• Kansas City voters say no to Question One to cap developers’ incentives
• Quinton Lucas scores decisive win over Jolie Justus in Kansas City mayor’s race
• The Quantrill name, legacy in Kansas City: We answer a ‘Border War’ KCQ
• Kansas City Life insurance ‘systematically overcharged’ customers, lawsuit claims
• Royals dominate from start to finish to win their third in a row
• Royals’ shortstop Adalberto Mondesi in wait-and-see mode because of groin injury
• Jorge Soler’s career year with Royals as much about preparation as health
• A KU player has gone in every NBA Draft since 2010. Will that streak end Thursday?
• Mizzou football is in some early top 25 polls. Barry Odom welcomes the expectations
• Where could MU’s Jontay Porter go in Thursday’s NBA Draft? A look at some projections
• New York mattress chain sells its products at Target. Now it’s opening on the Plaza