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June 5, 2019

• Broncos’ Von Miller has been impressed with how far Joe Flacco can throw a ball
• Tamara Day of HGTV’s ‘Bargain Mansions’ reveals how she finds homes and inspiration in KC
• 1st day of probation for secret changing room photos, he did it again: Joco charges
• Benches clear at minor-league game after player bunts to break up no-hitter in ninth
• Feuding over race issue, Lee’s Summit superintendent and board head to mediation
• College gave KC-area students ‘worthless’ course credits, ‘crippling debt,’ suit says
• Lucas condemns dark, grainy photo in campaign mail produced by pro-Justus labor PAC
• Judge to weigh whether Planned Parenthood abortion case to continue in court
• Big Slick Celebrity Weekend 2019: What you need to know
• 17-year-old accused of killing teen during drug deal outside KC home, prosecutor says
• Central Missouri’s Mason Green fans 12 to land Mules in DII national semifinals
• ‘It broke me as a physician to do this to her’: How Missouri harasses women seeking abortions
• Missouri photographer sues New York Times Company over Sowers photo from Chiefs game
• Woman still jailed after immigration judge says she can stay in U.S., lawyer says
• MLB draft: Pembroke Hill’s Smith taken by Oakland A’s, plus where other KC locals went
• KC police vehicle hits SUV while responding to call; officer and driver injured
• The story behind how this Bishop Miege star made the Team USA under-16 national squad
• $10 tickets to see ‘Hamilton’ in Kansas City: Are you feeling lucky?
• Near-record lake levels continue to limit fishing access at many lakes in the region
• KC woman charged with murder, accused of shooting woman in Prospect Avenue park
• Olathe man tried to escape Jackson County jail, put officer in choke hold: charges
• Letters: Readers discuss anti-GOP bias, the Mueller report and pothole discrepancies
• Accused counterfeiters from out of town drew suspicion dumping trash at OP hotel
• Two in custody after KCPD chase ends in possible hostage situation in North KC
• Podcast: Kansas State sports with Kellis Robinett and lessons from the Catbacker tour
• ‘Complete cowardice’: Olathe leader wants to delay gay rights vote till after election
• Faith group protests alleged sexual abuse by KCK police, demands firing of chief
• Jordy Nelson still plans to retire but would consider joining the Chiefs
• A judge ordered her freed. ICE kept her in a Missouri jail for weeks anyway.
• NFL Network analyst: It’s Super Bowl or bust for Chiefs in 2019
• Oh, baby: Here are Mahomes, Rudd and more Big Slick stars, way before they were famous
• This Lenexa project is so popular, developers are expanding before they break ground
• College basketball’s three-point line is going international. So, who benefits?
• Royals blanked at home by Red Sox, Chris Sale
• Royals stocked up on pitching, left-handed hitters in college-heavy draft
• Not keen on baseball metrics? There are other ways to see if a guy plays sound defense
• Royals top pick Bobby Witt Jr. follows his father’s footsteps — and makes his own mark
• Silvio De Sousa — and his mom in Angola — are happy he’s been cleared to play for KU
• KU’s Les Miles to be inducted into Louisiana hall of fame ... along with a famous QB
• Missouri has three players selected on final day of MLB Draft, five draftees overall
• Move-in ready, maintenance-provided homes offer more time for sun and fun
• Live Far Above Par- Fairway Villas Offer Luxury, Lenexa City Center Vibe, Golf Course Views and Flexibility
• Parkway homesites coming soon to Staley Hills
• Idyllic new community taking shape just 10 minutes from downtown Lee’s Summit
• Rodrock Development honors talented students with scholarships
• Appealing selection of move-in ready homes makes buying easier than ever
• Ward Parkway’s Restaurant Pavilion loses original tenant
• This KC spot made a national ‘best new attractions’ list
• Power & Light District restaurant gets updated: New look, more steaks, lobster pizza