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May 14, 2020

• Dining in parking lots? Kansas City eyes ‘street cafe’ plan for coronavirus safety
• The Kansas City Zoo will reopen this weekend. What you need to know before you go
• Manhattan Mayor Reddi ends U.S. Senate bid; Bollier becomes only Dem in Kansas race
• Bill would use federal funds to help Missourians pay for COVID-19 tests
• Nail salon worker tests positive for coronavirus days after Oklahoma shop reopens
• Kansas City area restaurants open up, but are they safe? Here’s what you need to know
• ‘The virus is still there’: More than 45 new COVID-19 cases reported in KC metro
• Kansas City included in severe thunderstorm watch ahead of Thursday night storms
• Man dies after police find him lying in Kansas City intersection with gunshot wounds
• Man blocks black delivery driver in Oklahoma community to question him, video shows
• Firefighters rescue man and puppy from early morning house fire in Kansas City
• Letters: Readers discuss KC’s 311 center, help from Pat Roberts and protecting others
• Doll hanging by noose from American flag leads to fight at Michigan capitol protest
• Surveillance video shows two suspects in May 4 homicide in KC’s River Market area
• Prairie Village police seek suspect vehicle in May 5 shooting death of 18-year-old
• Severe storms possible Thursday in Kansas City area. The main risks? Hail, gusty winds
• Ex-Giants pitcher reveals he had vision problems during Game 7 of 2014 World Series
• Cluster of coronavirus cases identified at Olathe distribution center
• Got coronavirus symptoms in Johnson County? You can now sign up for a free test
• What are the symptoms of the rare, coronavirus-related syndrome making children sick?
• When can you gamble again at casinos in Missouri and Kansas? It could be a while
• Uproar over COVID surcharge causes Missouri restaurant to raise its prices, owner says
• Woman convicted in 1988 explosion that killed 6 KC firefighters asks for release
• Late-May NASCAR race postponed at Kansas Speedway. New date will be announced later
• Man injured in crash involving train, vehicle in Olathe Wednesday night
• Death of a loved one in pandemic is heart-wrenching. Healthcare workers ease the way
• COVID-19 news: Businesses in KC metro reopen with new rules; some workers return
• Severe storms on the way to Kansas City Thursday, with hail and flooding possible
• The return of Germany’s top soccer league may provide a blueprint for U.S. leagues
• Severe weather likely as thunderstorms sweep across KC; a tornado can’t be ruled out
• Cerner, Hallmark, H&R Block: when Kansas City’s big employers plan to return to office
• Von Miller: Broncos can’t shut down a Chiefs offense led by Patrick Mahomes
• Fox Sports may add crowd noise for NFL game coverage, including at Arrowhead Stadium
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce met Kobe Bryant just once but his words still resonate today
• Advice from Chiefs’ Frank Clark to tagged teammate Chris Jones: ‘Eyes off the media’
• Now on third team as a former first-rounder, Chiefs’ Taco Charlton eyes rebound in KC
• Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill surprises KC frontline healthcare workers with free meals
• SportsBeat KC: Catching (up with) Kelce and how Chiefs will remain motivated as champs
• ‘No better time’: Kansas City’s Loews hotel to open soon after COVID-19 delays debut
• With football season uncertain, Mizzou’s Jim Sterk talks potential path to return
• What pandemic? KU’s Bill Self busily recruiting a long list of high school prospects
• For Royals All-Star Perez, pandemic pause has been a restorative, transformative time
• Reborn as reliever, Luke Hochevar became an unsung hero of Royals’ magical run in 2015
• Business shifts in Prairie Village to serve up new yogurt, ice cream options
• Oak Park Mall back in business after COVID-19 shutdown. Here’s how opening day looked