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May 22, 2020

• 1,077 crimes reported in KC during the second week of May. How many were near you?
• All-night session to strip governor’s power was Kansas Legislature’s darkest day
• Missouri prisons have 44 COVID-19 cases, but experts say more tests are needed
• Ahead of Memorial Day, doctors in KC region say: Don’t throw caution to the wind
• Civil War cannonballs won’t recycle, Michigan official says after bomb squad emergency
• Double shooting in rural Cass County leaves one dead, one seriously injured
• Fatal crash involving a box truck and semi closes northbound I-435 in Kansas City
• Ten of the funniest sports versions of ‘My Plans/2020’ memes on social media
• Lake of the Ozarks restaurants, hotels prepare for influx of Memorial Day visitors
• COVID-19 updates: Kansas unemployment reaches record; Corrections officers honored
• Rain, strong to severe thunderstorms kickoff Kansas City’s Memorial Day weekend
• More notable Royals and Chiefs games are set to be aired through the end of May
• Child injured after being struck by vehicle in Kansas City Thursday evening
• In with beer, out with healthy greens: Grocery chain changes up salad bar in pandemic
• Hairstylist with COVID-19 served 84 clients while symptomatic, Missouri officials say
• Kansas City pools, splash parks will not open this summer due to coronavirus
• Kansas City metro sees biggest jump in new COVID-19 cases in two weeks with 77
• Jackson County announces relaxed restrictions under next phases of COVID-19 plan
• About 1,000 Kansas City workers learn of potential layoffs ahead of holiday weekend
• ‘Democracy died here a bit’: Kansas Legislature ends messy session with 24-hour circus
• Mike Pompeo State Department dinners a scandal? Right, and Democrats are pure as snow
• COVID-19 sends passenger traffic at KCI into tailspin, plummeting 95.5% in April
• More of Johnson County reopens Friday after COVID-19 shutdown. Here’s what to know
• Many Missouri House Democrats didn’t bother with masks — wearing one is just ‘too tough’
• 2 Kansas corrections officers who died after contracting COVID-19 honored Thursday
• Republican legislators’ armlock strangling Missouri progress, and it’s getting tighter
• Letters: Readers discuss killing Walter Barton, snorting Lysol and Jerry Moran’s help
• In commencement speech, Jordan Ta’amu tells of obstacles he overcame to get to Chiefs
• Can a Super Bowl defense get even better during a pandemic? ‘Spags’ is on the case
• Two national media members share reasons why Chiefs could be NFL’s next dynasty
• Chiefs’ Darrel Williams is getting an epic Super Bowl champions chain and pendant
• Ashcroft approves Medicaid expansion petition in time for Parson to pick election date
• SportsBeat KC: Go ahead, NFL, change the onside kickoff rule. Mahomes’ Chiefs are ready
• Andy Reid, Super Bowl-champion Chiefs continuing to prep for ... whatever comes next
• Make it, take it? NFL proposal could give Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes more possessions
• The Star is honored twice in McClatchy President’s Awards
• Branson opens in time for summer. But can a town built on tourism survive a pandemic?
• With the coronavirus comes financial insecurity. It’s time for back-to-basic money tips
• For Royals and other clubs, MLB economics on deck after health and safety discussions
• College transfer rule to stay the same in football, basketball during 2020-21 season
• SEC allows voluntary workouts starting June 8, paves possible path to football season
• It’s back: Minsky’s + Joe’s Kansas City BBQ pizza returns after selling out last time
• Where to get DIY restaurant meal kits for ‘people not quite comfortable coming out to eat yet’