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May 12, 2020

• More than 40 youth baseball teams participate in Missouri tournament during pandemic
• Lee’s Summit style: You’ll wait in your car to ‘process’ at this newly reopened salon
• Days before Missouri man’s execution, jurors see new evidence that raises doubts
• Death toll in Missouri from COVID-19 may be undercounted, according to CDC data
• Masks, marriage licenses and elevators. How COVID changes Jackson County courthouses
• Letter to the editor: Tell City Hall no on migrant child detention center in KC
• Sports commentator held a Zoom meeting with his dogs, and it was hilarious
• 32-year-old man killed in wreck in Raytown Tuesday afternoon
• Missouri man accused of setting fire at Islamic center is charged with hate crime
• Drive-through visitation for slain Overland Park police officer draws hundreds
• Masks and disposable plates? Here’s how restaurants could change after the pandemic
• Two months after first coronavirus death in KC metro, death toll has climbed to 150
• FBI, ATF investigate fire that destroyed tipi at Haskell Indian Nations University
• Missouri trooper hit by vehicle and injured during chase in Kansas City, North
• Strong to severe thunderstorms threaten Kansas City area as rounds of rain expected
• An NBA fan made a funny mashup video of Michael Jordan laughing at LeBron James
• No live sports on TV since pandemic started, but you’re still paying billions for them
• Raiders fans are unhappy with timing of Chiefs’ bye in the 2020 season
• Car fleeing police in Kansas City crashes, leaving driver dead
• Mayor Quinton Lucas bows to pressure — and reality — by relaxing KC’s reopening plan
• Jackson County, state offer dueling plans for sharing coronavirus aid while KC waits
• Kansas City region is home to two of the biggest coronavirus clusters in the U.S.
• COVID-19 news: Missouri’s death toll may be undercounted; courthouses expect changes
• Lawmakers seek to increase the number of medical marijuana licenses in Missouri
• 12-year-old boy who was reported missing has been found, Kansas City police say
• Travis Kelce offered his thoughts after seeing design of Chiefs’ Super Bowl LIV rings
• NBC analyst predicts Patrick Mahomes’ next contract with Chiefs will dwarf all others
• Kansas City is ‘location to watch’ in U.S. for growing COVID cases, fed document says
• A look back at my 2019-20 KU basketball predictions. It’s time to eat some crow
• Sunrise Christian’s Zach Clemence, who has committed to KU, known as accurate shooter
• How long will Royals’ Gordon keep playing? He hopes to measure it in years, plural
• SportsBeat KC: Cain’s dash, Davis’ toughness marked Royals’ conclusion of 2015 ALCS
• Relive the crowning of the 2015 Royals: Here’s a flashback to ALCS Game 2
• Family of KC area nurse who died after contracting COVID-19 files for compensation
• After Lansing prison guard’s death, family says COVID-19 must be taken seriously
• Staff member at Lansing prison dies of COVID-19
• Mulching is a surefire way to cut down on weeds, reduce watering and cool down plants
• KC-area malls are reopening after COVID-19 shutdown. Here’s what you need to know
• Chick-fil-A wants to open another Johnson County restaurant with drive-thru. See where