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May 28, 2020

• COVID-19 gives bleak outlook for KC’s live summer theater, but two shows might go on
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes would accept a Phil Mickelson invite to play in ‘The Match’
• SportsBeat KC: What’s known, and isn’t, about college football as return dates are set
• Despite pleas for COVID-19 restrictions, Johnson County remains open, officials say
• ‘Stop evictions or people die.’ Tenants stage ‘die in’ as Jackson County court resumes
• Kansas City mayor eases COVID-19 restrictions, allowing more people inside businesses
• Missouri governor on Tuesday’s elections: if you don’t feel safe, ‘don’t go out and vote’
• Conservative groups sue to knock Medicaid expansion off Missouri ballot
• Parson extends Missouri social distancing order to June 15, amid dispute over enforcement
• Is it safe to get a haircut as salons and barbershops reopen? Here’s what experts say
• Teen who recorded George Floyd video says she’s being harassed online
• More than 1,000 fans expected for Lakeside Speedway season opener Friday night
• ‘Do not do this’: KCPD official says police will be shown Minneapolis arrest video
• Kansas City, Kansas, playgrounds are reopened, but officials urge social distancing
• Great Clips in Springfield area temporarily closed after coronavirus-related threats
• Could Lee’s Summit voters elect the district’s first black school board member?
• Kansas City metro sees COVID-19 cases increase the most in weeks with 85 new cases
• Police arrest man suspected of forcing woman to drive away from KCK motel shooting
• Cars stuck in high water and manhole covers come off in Kansas City flooding
• Crews rescue four people from submerged vehicle in KCK as metro area sees flash floods
• Heavy rain makes way for series of flood-related warnings across KC area Thursday
• COVID-19 news: Johnson County leaders plea for enforcement; parks and casinos reopen
• Kansans For Life endorses Marshall over Kobach, others in GOP Senate primary
• Kansas Republican Wagle drops out of Senate race after conversations with GOP leaders
• Flash flooding inundates Westport, traps drivers around the Kansas City area Thursday
• We’re counting down the biggest plays in Kansas City sports history: Today, Nos. 6-10
• Kansas City area ‘way under’ COVID testing goal as health leaders worry about surge
• This is how much Royals players would earn under owners’ proposed salary structure
• CEO booted out of his office after video of him harassing black entrepreneurs in gym
• Ameristar Casino in KC to reopen Monday with new measures to protect against COVID-19
• Pool and trampoline retailers see sales increase while outdoor venues remain closed
• Police find woman allegedly forced at gunpoint to drive from shooting at KCK motel
• Some in KC metro may see ‘deluge’ of rain as temps struggle to break mid-70s Thursday
• Shopper removes mask, spits in man’s face for going wrong way down aisle, CT cops say
• 12 free COVID-19 test sites open at CVS stores in Kansas City area — only in Missouri
• Congress has provided assistance to reopen Kansas safely
• Letters: Readers discuss Walmart’s duty, Mellinger’s choices and Cass County’s levy
• Independence man charged with murder in fatal shooting of his girlfriend
• 1 critically injured in Kansas City, Kansas, shooting. Police seek person of interest
• Once a Chiefs final cut, longtime Mizzou coach Andy Hill has fresh start with them now
• Pompeo reveals findings of investigation into Kansas travel cleared him of violations
• City leaders plead for COVID-19 regulation after Johnson County makes it voluntary
• Westport flooded as new warnings are issued for Kansas City area and downpour continues
• NFL allowing more personnel at team facilities and reopening of stores, ticket offices
• The NFL’s onside kick alternative? Not happening. But these three rule changes are
• All eyes on football’s return, but each Mizzou fall sport navigates own uncertainties
• Signs of a pandemic are everywhere — in front yards, stores. Here’s who is behind them
• Courts to remain quiet: College hoops recruiting dead period extended until July 31
• Royals could be eyeing Kauffman Stadium for ‘spring training’ as MLB negotiates return
• Draft prep is different for Royals in 2020, but ‘we weren’t going to let anybody down’
• Pandemic has brought about positive changes in banking practices
• Is an Amazon store moving into the old Tesla spot on the Country Club Plaza?