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May 4, 2020

• Royals’ Brad Keller landed on list of Chicago’s biggest sports villains
• Shopper told to wear a mask wipes face on worker’s shirt instead, Michigan video shows
• With NFL’s backing, women’s college flag football will debut at NAIA schools in 2021
• ‘We need to get back to work.’ Kansas, Missouri restaurants, stores begin to reopen
• Nicole Galloway, invisible candidate for Missouri governor, can’t win from her basement
• Is the dentist safe? Hygienists worry about reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic
• Security guard killed after telling woman to wear mask inside store, Michigan cops say
• Two KC brothers charged with murder after 2016 shooting near Plaza Library
• COVID-19 news: Parts of Kansas, Missouri reopen as outbreaks grow, deaths reported
• Widespread showers, thunderstorms, some that may be severe, to move into Kansas City
• Child, man, struck by trucks, hospitalized in separate incidents Sunday in Kansas City
• Overland Park police ID officer killed in shootout as 14-year veteran of the force
• Hate crime or stray bullet? Kansas City man’s death stirs fears in LGBTQ communities
• Weeks later, why hasn’t KC delivered promised COVID-19 relief to small businesses?
• ‘It was always about giving’: Slain Overland Park officer remembered for outreach
• TV pastor Jim Bakker has a lawyer — Jay Nixon — for unproven Covid-19 treatment case
• Kansas man accused of leading police on chase and firing at deputy faces federal charge
• Person found dead after tree falls on Bates County home during Monday storms
• Shootings linked to illegal street racing event wound seven, Kansas City police say
• Only 6 Kansas inmates released amid COVID-19 outbreak. Why hasn’t Gov. Kelly done more?
• Kansas City metro sees sharpest uptick in COVID-19 cases yet with 123 added Monday
• Gov. Parson promotes businesses day after Missouri stay-at-home order lapses
• ‘Take shelter from this storm!’ NWS says as winds reach 80 mph in Olathe
• Condolences pour in as Overland Park mourns first officer killed in over three decades
• ESPN host: Patrick Mahomes may earn more money by taking hometown discount with Chiefs
• Sports world pays tribute to former Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula, who died Monday
• Here’s the speculation on who Chiefs might face in season opener (banner night)
• Overland Park officer, suspect killed in shootout following altercation, police say
• Police ID suspect who killed Overland Park officer in shootout that left him dead
• ‘A hero’: Before fatal shootout, Overland Park officer was honored in 2018 ‘ambush’
• Chiefs running back Damien Williams was robbed inside a home in Los Angeles
• Kansas City Star editor’s mournful 2008 plea to ‘Twilight’ author is finally answered
• The Star’s Melinda Henneberger named Pulitzer Prize finalist for editorial writing
• Where can you get a COVID-19 test in the Kansas City area? What you need to know
• A look back at where the Royals’ championship run started: the Kansas City farm system
• SportsBeat KC: Talk about a Royals rally for the ages ... reliving Game 4 of 2015 ALDS
• A 2015 flashback: Stories, photos, pages from Royals’ ALDS Game 2 victory over Astros
• What we remember from the Royals’ ALDS Game 2 win over the Astros
• Former KU guard Jeff Hawkins excited about new job coaching Pembroke Hill boys hoops
• Former KU guard Rex Walters recalls strategy vs. Jordan: ‘Don’t say anything to him’
• Irish pub Brady’s Public House will not reopen on Troost; owners look for new location
• One author from Kansas wins a Pulitzer Prize Monday, and a second is named a finalist
• Flowers come and go, but foliage is sure to leave a lasting impression on gardens