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May 15, 2020

• KC restaurants open to dine-in customers after COVID-19 shutdown. How different is it?
• Missouri lawmakers concerned about dog discrimination, but anti-LGBTQ bias is still OK?
• Missouri congresswoman takes a federal PPP loan, then balks at further COVID-19 relief
• Two KC police officers indicted in assault of transgender woman. Will there be justice?
• Missouri lawmakers seek new mail-in ballot system for safety amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Is that restaurant safe for dining in? Here’s how to tell amid COVID-19 in Kansas City
• Missouri Rep. Hartzler offers bill to block COVID lawsuits against meatpacking plants
• For 22nd year in a row, push to outlaw anti-LGBTQ discrimination fizzles in Missouri
• Lawsuit: KCK Police retaliated against minority employees seeking equal pay
• One dead after Kansas City, Kansas, shooting stemming from domestic incident
• Missouri secretary of state opposes elimination of photo voter ID requirements
• Here’s what you can do under KC Parks and Recreation’s three phase reopening plan
• COVID-19 news: Kansas to enter ‘Phase 1.5’ next week, KC takes another reopening step
• Kansas City would receive millions under House Democratic bailout for states, cities
• KC gyms, fitness centers can re-open. Here’s what they’re doing to keep you safe
• Lee’s Summit man faces first-degree murder charges in Kansas City, North shooting
• Storms aren’t done with Kansas City; first part of weekend will likely be soggy
• Kansas City man faces first-degree murder charge after woman fatally shot in 2019
• Kansas City police officer ran red light, caused crash sending two women to hospital
• Missouri Republicans shouldn’t fear voting by mail. It boosts democracy for everyone
• Letters: Readers discuss gutting Clean Missouri, oppressing Christians and unemployment
• If you want a laugh, this Kansas City comedy club is reopening this weekend
• West Virginia president, 76, says football will return — even if he has to play
• MLB Network planning a George Brett marathon in honor of Royals legend’s birthday
• FBI releases how man who plotted to bomb KC area hospital died in battle with agents
• Kansans won’t have needed protections if lawmakers rush to limit coronavirus liability
• Kansas City metro adds 64 new coronavirus cases on Friday and five more deaths
• Missouri again fails to establish statewide prescription database as bill stalls
• Is your gym open? While some national brands reopen in KC, some are still closed
• Thursday night storms could bring hail, damaging winds and flash flooding to KC area
• 49ers’ George Kittle on Super Bowl: ‘The more you watch it, the more it sucks’
• ‘Like walking into a death trap:’ St. Joseph meat plant workers fear catching COVID-19
• Chiefs release full 2020 preseason schedule. Here are the details
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes will deliver a virtual commencement address for Texas Tech
• Veteran Chiefs linebacker believes run defense will only get better in 2020 and beyond
• Former Kansas football coach Pepper Rodgers dies at the age of 88
• Here’s what’s next for KU Athletics in its fight against the NCAA
• A new Royals podcast: Should he stay or should he go? Mike Jirschele makes the call
• Relive the crowning of the 2015 Royals: Here’s a flashback to the ALCS Game 6 clincher
• Man trying to save dog from ‘fast-moving creek’ jumps in and dies, Kansas sheriff says