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May 21, 2020

• Missouri mayors pushing Parson for special legislative session to enact online sales tax
• As evictions resume after COVID-19 shutdowns, Kansas City funds tenant attorneys
• COVID-19 news: KC delays funding help for those facing evictions; dentists reopening
• Person shot in the head at Excelsior Springs gas station, another taken into custody
• Back to school in the fall? You’ll need face coverings and social distancing, CDC says
• Indians reveal they hid an image of Nicolas Cage in 39 Twitter lineup cards in 2019
• Rain in the forecast heading into Memorial Day weekend in the Kansas City area
• Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s conflicting orders on reopening after COVID-19 add to chaos
• Deep Background: The strangest Jeff City legislative session in years amid COVID-19
• Child shot in Kansas City Wednesday is 3 years old; police investigation continues
• Letters: KC readers discuss COVID-19 sacrifice, media tales and abortion in Kansas
• Missouri’s Clay County doesn’t need big-city government imposed by Proposition C
• Can Kansas and Missouri colleges really resume in-person classes safely in the fall?
• Mike Pompeo’s gaudy, taxpayer-funded dinners should make him damaged goods in Kansas
• Woman hospitalized with gunshot wounds in Kansas City dies day after shooting
• Number of new cases in Kansas City metro area increases as three more deaths reported
• Fatal wreck investigated after man found dead next to damaged car Wednesday in KCK
• With Speedway’s May race nixed, track boss hopeful fans will be allowed at next event
• 10 shot in 24 hours in KC, including 3-year-old and three hurt in Westport gun battle
• Bates, Verhulst win 2020 DiRenna Awards as best high school basketball players in KC
• 3 teenagers charged in shooting death of 18-year-old in Prairie Village
• Delivery app fees are crushing restaurants during coronavirus pandemic, owners warn
• Can hand sanitizer catch on fire in a hot car? Here’s what experts say
• Grocery deliveries are being stolen from porches. Here’s how to keep yours safe
• Excelsior Springs man charged after gas station shooting leaves 1 seriously injured
• Shooting that injured 3-year-old boy at Kansas City home was an accident, police say
• 3-year-old Kansas girl dies after being hit by delivery truck backing out of driveway
• In postseason of epic Royal comebacks, none were more poignant than Edinson Volquez’s
• What’s open and closed in KC for Memorial Day weekend with COVID restrictions easing
• Nursing assistant says KCK nursing home fired her for cooperating with investigators
• Report: Prairie Village nursing home put residents in ‘Immediate Jeopardy’ from COVID
• Want to escape KC? Take a day trip to these nearby spots for Memorial Day weekend
• Betting sites set over/under numbers for Chiefs players and odds for a 16-0 season
• Chiefs will be playing for the ‘ugliest trophy in all of sports’ in the preseason
• Clyde Edwards-Helaire on Chiefs Kingdom: ‘It’s literally the best fanbase’ in the NFL
• Child under the age of 10 shot in Kansas City, listed in stable condition, police say
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes raises a pretty penny for charities helping during pandemic
• Kansas City area dentists reopen: Your visit will be vastly different in COVID-19 era
• The Royals sat atop the mountain, and Salvy shined brightest among the game’s stars
• SportsBeat KC: Drama on the field (and in the press box!) as Royals crowned champions
• Relive the crowning of the 2015 Royals: Here’s how they won it in World Series Game 5
• Langston Love, the No. 37-ranked player in Class of 2021, cuts list to KU, 10 others
• Explaining — in simple terms — what’s ahead for KU basketball in its NCAA case
• As things start to reopen, more closings at the Plaza — along with one new tenant