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May 6, 2020

• ESPN writer on why Royals missed chance to be part of MLB history in 2014 World Series
• Jackson County issues guidelines for slowly reopening business activity outside KC
• Missouri lawmakers move to shield nursing homes, medical workers from lawsuits
• Rains return to Kansas City after a dry, but cool day; frost possible on Saturday
• 22-year-old woman killed, two other people injured in car crash in Kansas City
• Letters: Readers discuss a caring police officer, China’s guilt and COVID-19 reality
• Independence officer fatally shoots burglary suspect during chase into Kansas City
• Two men killed in early morning shootings minutes apart in Kansas City
• Ned Yost reflects on Royals’ rise, a vast 90-foot contrast and when 2015 title sunk in
• It’s no shock that nursing homes fall victim to coronavirus when profits come first
• Cooler temperatures, rain expected later this week in the Kansas City area
• CBS Sports analyst: Chiefs ‘have the ability’ to become an NFL dynasty
• Outdoors report: Crappie are in full spawn mode. And the fish are just flat-out biting
• Deep Background podcast: Is KC ready to end the lockdown and get back to business?
• Former ‘Fox & Friends’ host used his popularity in real estate scheme, Indiana AG says
• High-speed police chase into Kansas City led to fatal shooting of burglary suspect
• Clay County sheriff’s deputy fired amid investigation into sexual assault allegation
• The massive doubled-sided ‘Oculus’ video board was tested at Chargers’ new stadium
• Kansas City metro adds 49 COVID-19 cases, surpassing 2,600 total cases
• Will region have to close up again? Medical director says it could happen this summer
• COVID-19 news: Outbreaks in KC area nursing homes and food plant affect hundreds
• Nonprofit paying McChrystal Group $600,000 to assist with Missouri COVID response
• Is the KC area ready to reopen? Here’s how to prepare for end of the COVID-19 shutdown
• ‘Heart attacks at home’? Amid COVID-19, people avoid the ER, and doctors are worried
• Why does Missouri want to be the first to allow concerts, live events during COVID-19?
• Sharice Davids’ bill creates federal grants for companies to make COVID-19 supplies
• 79-year-old killed by man upset about how he parked at store, Wisconsin police say
• What will concerts look like after the pandemic? Upcoming show, experts give us ideas
• MU and UMKC lay off workers, cut salaries of hundreds due to coronavirus
• Raiders rookie linebacker thinks there is a blueprint for slowing down the Chiefs
• Council members want more info on KCI project’s progress hiring minority, women firms
• Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill shares video showing his amazing ‘Nordic hamstring curls’ workout
• Coronavirus case found at Riverside nursing home, health department says
• How to follow an ‘absolute legend’? Tasked with succeeding Chiefs’ Colquitt, he’ll try
• Chiefs 2020 tickets go on sale Friday, one day after NFL schedule is to be announced
• SportsBeat KC: Remembering what made Royals’ 2015 season special with now-retired Yost
• What we remember from the Royals’ clinching ALDS Game 5 win against the Astros
• 2015 flashback: Stories, photos, pages from Royals’ ALDS Game 5 clinching victory
• With no classes on campus, Big 12 mandate might keep KU hoops players home this summer
• Will P&L’s Flying Saucer reopen? ‘Beerknurds’ want to know, and they want their plates