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May 26, 2020

• ‘I can’t breathe.’ Four officers fired after death of black man pinned by Minnesota cop
• No social distance here: Videos show Americans packing parks, beaches for Memorial Day
• ‘Terrifying’: Lake of the Ozarks worker must return to job, but fears virus in crowds
• Fleeing driver dies after rear-ending car, then causing second collision, KC police say
• Kansas City metro adds more than 50 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday
• Rafter passes out with bottle of rum in lap and floats 7 miles, Indiana officials say
• Stalking suspect dies in police chase after peeping in woman’s home, Michigan cops say
• ‘Money in our pocket’: Before weekend, Ozarks city leaders anticipated large crowds
• 17-year-old dies after triple shooting Sunday in Kansas City, Kansas
• Chiefs’ Laurent Duvernay-Tardif has been brought to tears being on COVID-19 front line
• Face mask with an electric field can zap coronavirus on contact, researchers say
• Missouri lacks COVID-19 tests, contact tracers. If this is a war, where’s the cavalry?
• KC health official says Lake of the Ozarks partygoers should seek coronavirus testing
• Kansans who spent Memorial Day at Lake of the Ozarks should self-quarantine: KDHE
• Missouri Gov. Parson moves Medicaid expansion amendment to August ballot
• What’s up, Doc? Marshall appeals to state board to be called ‘Doc’ on Kansas ballot
• COVID-19 news: Kansans who went to Lake of the Ozarks cautioned; KC building delayed
• ‘Stupidity’: Ozarks COVID-19 recklessness should anger anti-shutdown conservatives
• Rain, thunderstorms remain in forecast, but drier weather coming for Kansas City
• Two groups of people robbed at gunpoint Monday night in Olathe, police say
• Lee’s Summit R-7 Teacher of Year believes in the power of fun through music, sports
• STANDALONE MEMORIAL DAY
• Letter to the editor: Honor the reason the nation observes Memorial Day
• After charges against officer were dropped, KCPD paid $425,000 for 2014 shooting
• Johnson County nursing home didn’t know it had COVID cluster. Until it tested everyone
• Expecting football this fall, Iowa State plans to restrict who can attend games
• Galloway says Parson playing politics with timing of Missouri Medicaid ballot measure
• At Lake of the Ozarks, officials saw economic boost while a worker feared COVID-19
• Parson says ‘poor decisions’ made at Lake of the Ozarks, but enforcement up to locals
• ‘It looks like a cover-up’: KC police chief is impeding investigations of officers
• Ex-Chiefs coach Herm Edwards calls NFL incentive for minority hires ’bad for football’
• The NFL picked Patrick Mahomes’ best play from every game of 2019 Chiefs season
• We’re counting down the biggest plays in Kansas City sports history: Today, Nos. 16-20
• Update: St. Louis County, KC health director urge Ozarks partiers to self-quarantine
• In COVID-19 economy, development spurt in downtown Kansas City faces uncertain future
• KU is modeling what fans at home games might look like. Here’s what’s been discussed
• Former KU assistant, NCAA head coach Matt Doherty masters motivational speaking
• SportsBeat KC: Ned Yost recounts how, why Royals didn’t tell Volquez his dad had died
• ‘Parents were scared’: Amid COVID-19, Kansas City area kids not going to the doctor
• Plaza restaurant will not reopen after COVID-19 shutdown: ‘It’s been devastating’