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May 13, 2020

• NFL fans think Los Angeles Rams ruined a good thing with new-look uniforms 
• Nearing 50th year with Royals, KC icon George Brett reflects on 1980 quest for .400
• Your Kansas City virtual fun planner: Chris Cooper movie, live music, trivia nights
• Many Kansas City area kids punt online class. Schools worry how they’ll do next year
• Letters: Readers discuss KCI post-COVID, uplifting news and making masks political
• LeSean McCoy regrets tweeting ‘Avengers’ spoiler, upsetting fans of the ‘cartoons’
• Sammy Watkins is expecting the Chiefs to give him an expanded role in the offense
• Bob Hamilton blankets Kansas airwaves in ads for Senate campaign and plumbing company
• As COVID-19 restrictions ease, two Johnson County farmers markets open this weekend
• Two charged after shooting permanently damages 5-year-old girl’s face in Kansas City
• Deep Background: As KC starts a tentative reopening, do masks come in red and blue?
• ‘My Dad is with you:’ Family, coworkers honor slain Overland Park police officer
• Want to see a concert? This KC venue will open for a live show on Friday night
• St. Louis had almost twice as many COVID-19 cases, but the KC area is spiking now
• Kansas City could slash nearly $300M in a ‘worst case scenario’ COVID-19 recession
• Cerner moves its annual conference online, canceling one of KC’s largest gatherings
• 7-Eleven worker beaten, doused with coffee after telling man to wear mask, IN cops say
• Double homicide investigated in Kansas City after two men are shot inside home
• Will Missouri risk lives and force in-person voting during the coronavirus pandemic?
• Kansas GOP Senate candidates pander to rogue barber and coronavirus conspiracy theorists
• Could street cafes help Kansas City restaurants rebound from the coronavirus shutdown?
• With homicides rising in Kansas City, mayor appoints public safety study group
• Fishing report: They’re still biting at Kansas City-area lakes despite recent chill
• Without public hearing, bill to benefit Missouri payday lenders reaches Parson’s desk
• Kansas nurse, after 5 weeks in NY, shares emotional video of surprise hug with 4 kids
• When will nursing homes be open to families again? ‘That’s the $100,000 question’
• Rare, mysterious illness linked to COVID-19 hits children in Kansas City, St. Louis
• KC metro sees 48 new COVID-19 cases, including upticks in Clay and Platte counties
• Leawood police seek public’s assistance after shooting reported on Interstate 435
• Funeral for slain Overland Park police officer Mike Mosher begins at convention center
• Twitter use reveals Missouri, Kansas among most depressed states, report finds
• What’s ahead for Mizzou and the class of 2020? COVID-19 will hasten dramatic changes
• COVID-19 news: KC region a ‘location to watch’ with two of nation’s largest clusters
• Salon owner argues COVID-19 shutdown violates her religious rights, Wisconsin suit says
• Major League Baseball team to host ‘drive-in’ music concerts outside its stadium
• Several days of rain storms, and possibly hail, headed to Kansas City this week
• Former NFL cornerback wants to race Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill (and give Hill a head start)
• Repeal of voter-approved redistricting plan heads to ballot after Missouri House vote
• Steep increase in coronavirus cases in Missouri, Kansas drew attention in fed report
• Steep cliffs and ‘speed maniacs’: KCQ navigates this historic Kansas City byway 
• Why Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is more prepared for a virtual offseason than most
• SportsBeat KC: The joy and chore of chasing .400, 40 years later, with George Brett
• Royals face new way of doing business as MLB alters draft, eyes contraction of minors
• Relive the crowning of the 2015 Royals: Here’s a flashback to KC’s ALCS Game 4 rout
• Twelve Mizzou spring-sports seniors will return for extra year of eligibility in 2021
• Mizzou football lands Florida defensive back as ninth member of 2021 recruiting class
• Games against Kentucky, Missouri highlight KU’s 2020-21 nonconference hoops schedule
• Kansas and Kentucky (among others) are pining for this high school junior from Angola
• Second staff member at Lansing prison in Kansas dies from coronavirus complications