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June 6, 2019

• Chiefs fan Eric Stonestreet debates Rich Eisen about potential NFL OT rule change
• Why drag racer J.R. Todd is looking forward to this weekend’s NHRA Heartland Nationals
• Gov. Laura Kelly shouldn’t use a loophole to undermine Republican lawmakers
• Underwire bra policy at Jackson Co. jail called humiliating, sexist in open letter
• Voters will decide fate of MLK Blvd. in November after petition to restore Paseo name
• 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
• Springtime events, community gatherings in the Kansas City metro area
• 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
• Tan France of ‘Queer Eye’ on returning to Kansas City, a place that feels ‘like home’
• Letters: Readers discuss anti-GOP bias, the Mueller report and pothole discrepancies
• Men known as ‘Joker’ and ‘Snake’ sentenced to prison for 2016 kidnap torture case
• Video shows owner of St. Louis gay bar finding burning pride flags: ‘We were scared’
• Lesbian couple says Missouri restaurant refused to host their wedding rehearsal dinner
• At stake for St. Louis in Stanley Cup Finals: admission to exclusive championship club
• Police chief, accused of punching man who allegedly tried to drown daughter, resigns
• Watch: Demolition of KCI Terminal A begins with heavy machines tearing down walls
• KC man who told police of planned killing sentenced to prison for firearm charge
• Lawmakers who expand abortion rights can’t receive communion, Illinois bishop says
• Royals’ starter Danny Duffy leaves one inning after being hit by this line drive
• Overland Park nursing home worker stole $10K in jewelry from dementia patient: police
• Park Hill grad Chris Nilsen gains 3rd NCAA pole championship at national meet in Austin
• Explosives found in basement of KCK home had “been there awhile,” neighbor says
• Golf walk-off? It happened Thursday as Topekan topped BV West’s Misemer with epic ace
• Faith group protests alleged sexual abuse by KCK police, demands firing of chief
• Chiefs’ Eric Fisher did battle with Broncos’ Von Miller ... in the great outdoors
• A judge ordered her freed. ICE kept her in a Missouri jail for weeks anyway.
• ACLU of Missouri sues Secretary of State for rejecting abortion bill referendum
• Secretary of State rejects two petitions to overturn Missouri’s new abortion law
• Training camp is ETA for injured Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce
• Mahomes cleared to participate in Big Slick charity softball game
• Chiefs coach Brendan Daly bleeds for football. Now his blood boils for KC’s defense
• Summertime gift ideas for everything from Father’s Day to weddings
• How you spend is more important than how you budget
• Royals’ skid hits six games as Danny Duffy exits early, bats fail to deliver in clutch
• Royals blanked at home by Red Sox, Chris Sale
• Royals stocked up on pitching, left-handed hitters in college-heavy draft
• KU freshman Tristan Enaruna’s summer plans: Work on game at Kansas and also overseas
• KU Athletics added $8 million to this year’s budget. The main reason? Football
• Cuonzo Martin: ‘Rules are being broken and those universities should be accountable’
• 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
• Is your tree dying? Use these visual clues — from rot to fungi — to help you decide