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June 17, 2020

• Liberty’s Brewer, Harrisonville’s Devenney earn NWCA Scholastic Coach of Year awards
• Here’s how to speak out about renaming Kansas City’s J.C. Nichols street and fountain
• Two men who killed KC area children among first federal executions in nearly 20 years
• How will Kansas City celebrate Juneteenth this year? Here’s what’s planned
• Letters: Readers discuss J.C. Nichols, American sacrifice and kneeling for the anthem
• Hot and breezy in KC Wednesday. Expect rain for Father’s Day weekend
• Police investigate suspicious death after woman’s decomposing body found in KC
• College announcers reportedly may be used to call ‘Monday Night Football’ games
• Hot temperatures to stick around in KC, but some relief is on the way this weekend
• Growing list of NFL teams shut down team operations to honor Juneteenth holiday
• More family fun as another Kansas City area museum reopens from COVID-19 shutdown
• Deputy shoots suspect tossing explosives during car chase, Indiana police say
• Police investigate Wednesday morning shooting of man at hotel near Kansas City airport
• Outdoors report: Summer fishing patterns taking shape across Missouri, Kansas lakes
• Olathe mom sentenced for attempted murder of kids, seeking hit man for ex-husband
• Without policy, critics say outside investigation of KCPD shootings is ‘for the trend’
• AdHoc Group Against Crime leader joins in calls for KC police chief resignation
• KC civil rights group doesn’t want ‘minuscule’ J.C. Nichols Parkway renamed for MLK
• Kansas City metro adds 128 new COVID-19 cases, records one more death Wednesday
• Triple shooting leaves 1 dead, 2 injured at East 27th Street and Jackson Avenue: KCPD
• Before protests, fledgling KC bail fund had raised $3,000. Now donations are soaring
• ‘Drive-thru is a compromise.’ At Lee’s Summit Farmers Market, vendors deliver bounties
• Missouri’s COVID-19 death rate is more than double Kansas’ and doctors aren’t sure why
• Every player in English Premier League soccer game takes a knee after opening whistle
• ‘Nobody else for them to pick on.’ KS Senate candidates scuffle over transgender rights
• Defund the police? COVID-19 fallout could force significant cuts to KCPD budget
• Lawsuit: Lee’s Summit discriminated against female principals by paying men more
• Shouts and gunshots: Witness recalls fatal shooting of unarmed Sedalia woman by deputy
• Teen kills woman he just met after finding out she is transgender, Chicago police say
• ‘We’re in a second wave’ of COVID-19 in Kansas City. To save lives, masks are a must
• KCK butcher shop temporarily closes after 2 employees test positive for COVID-19
• Secondary ticket market could lose $400 million if KC sports teams play without fans
• Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes will be presenter for high school awards show
• Lamar Jackson dislikes Patrick Mahomes comparison but wishes they shared one attribute
• Despite border war truce, KC offers millions to combat Kansas’ offer to poach company
• Nearly a year after border truce, Kansas City firm wants millions to hop state line
• Mizzou football’s Eli Drinkwitz discusses return ... and choosing which shirt to wear
• SportsBeat KC: The survey says ... how KU fans feel about their teams, Jayhawk coaches
• Border War moves to Southern front as old rivals chase same recruit in South Carolina
• Gradey Dick, the former Collegiate hoops star now at Sunrise, gets call from KU, Self
• Royals players worked out at The K Wednesday. Maybe we’re getting closer to baseball?
• Need a Father’s Day plan? KC-area restaurants offer dine-in specials, to-go grill kits