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June 19, 2020

• Ex-Olathe teacher charged with stalking a child; parents rally in support of change
• Rain, thunderstorms expected in Kansas City as active weather pattern returns
• Chalk message in place of vandalized KC lynching memorial calls out ‘hateful actions’
• ‘It’s past time’: Residents urge city to strip J.C. Nichols’ name from fountain, road
• Settling arguments isn’t a police officer’s job. KC needs more conflict resolution
• Letters: Readers discuss Tomahawk Chops, qualified immunity and Roy Blunt’s good work
• Pandemic means these performers are taking long intermission back in their hometowns
• Twins remove statue of former owner at Target Field for racist comments
• What happens to the Royals’ giveaways if there are no games?
• Former Planned Parenthood Great Plains CEO accused of abusive behavior, systemic racism
• Want to go to Disney World or Silver Dollar City? Here are COVID-19 rules you’ll face
• Black history lessons don’t tell full story, activists say. Will schools see changes?
• ‘I don’t like this, mommy.’ Boy with cerebral palsy abandoned for weeks, MO cops say
• Open letter to Pettis County sheriff: Identify the deputy who shot unarmed Sedalia woman
• 20-year-old Kansas City man charged in fatal shooting at Price Chopper in Northland
• Detective indicted in Cameron Lamb killing, but KC police stood in the way of justice
• AMC Theatres reverses course — will now require face masks
• Man upset about KCPD officer’s indictment tries to break door at prosecutor’s office
• Raytown police look for suspect in shooting that sent man to hospital
• Black man beaten, forced underwater in Iowa racial attack, NAACP says. 2 men arrested
• Mizzou journalism student awarded scholarship created in honor of former Star editor
• KC man charged with murder in the shooting of a man who asked him not to smoke PCP
• ‘My everything’: Cameron Lamb’s mother speaks after charges filed against KCPD officer
• After backlash, AMC Theatres ‘reversing course’ one day after mask policy announced
• Kansas City brothers plead guilty to defrauding investors of millions in oil, gas fraud
• Former NFL general manager outlines what Chiefs are doing right as they bid to repeat
• Whether you know his name or not, Lloyd Wells belongs in the Chiefs’ Hall of Fame
• Some KU fans support Bill Self’s possible legal action against the NCAA
• Kansas City metro sees record jump with nearly 200 new COVID-19 cases reported Friday
• Why Chiefs star Frank Clark made special trips to feed the homeless on skid row
• ‘America needs you, Mom’: KC Chiefs defensive end Alex Okafor speaks out for justice
• SportsBeat KC: How Royals can be model when baseball returns, and a Buck O’Neil story
• Here’s the key to making sure the Royals’ newest prospects realize their max potential
• Who’s Mizzou football’s quarterback? This is what keeps Eliah Drinkwitz up at night
• Developers of 5-star hotel say they have Kansas City Council votes for tax incentives
• Six killed, one injured in Lawrence after head-on crash engulfs two cars in flames