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June 23, 2020

• How wealthy are Kansas congressional candidates? Financial disclosures show broad range
• The Royals likely will play just nine teams if a truncated 2020 season happens
• One dead, another hospitalized in shooting Tuesday morning in Kansas City
• ‘I’ll teach my grandkids to hate you’: Confederate-waving Missouri woman says in video
• Novak Djokovic, who tests positive for coronavirus, had eschewed safety guidelines
• Homicide investigation underway after man fatally shot at Kansas City home
• Suspect in hit-and-run that killed KC woman surrenders to police, KCPD says
• Chase ends with suspect vehicle crashing on I-435; police investigating for impairment
• ‘Very comfortable conditions’ Tuesday in KC as humidity moves out, cool air moves in
• Want sparks on the Fourth? Find out which fireworks are legal in Lee’s Summit, Cass
• Why are ‘Jurassic Park’ and ‘Jaws’ topping the box office decades after release?
• Man charged in fatal shooting of 31-year-old found burned at apparent KC homeless camp
• Letter to the editor: Goodell wrong to change his mind on kneeling during anthem
• LaDainian Tomlinson praises Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes for speaking out on social issues
• Golden retriever becomes oldest living, rescue says. See the adorable birthday photos
• Suspended Kansas City police detective pleads not guilty in killing of Cameron Lamb
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce backs Marshall in Kansas Senate race, warns against Kobach
• Ex-KC area Planned Parenthood CEO exits after complaints of abusive behavior, racism
• Noose put on Black worker’s chair at Oriental Trading’s Nebraska facility, company says
• Parasites in bagged salad mix sicken hundreds in Midwest, CDC says
• Police identify Northland couple found dead after standoff in apparent murder-suicide
• Mission teen’s shooting death detailed by prosecutors in newly released court records
• GoFundMe page says 6 killed in Lawrence crash drove from Florida, had 35 minutes left
• Teen dies after group home staff sat on him for throwing bread, Michigan report says
• Michigan mayor resigns after saying she’d be ‘crucified’ for vote against Black person
• Do you live or work in Johnson County? Here’s how to get free COVID-19 test this week
• Chiefs rookie supports Mississippi State star who won’t play until state flag changes
• NFL Network writer wonders if fans of other teams will soon turn on Chiefs
• KC metro adds 174 new COVID-19 cases, the second highest gain since start of pandemic
• ‘I don’t feel guilty’: Parson rejects responsibility for COVID-19 increase in Missouri
• Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes partners with LeBron James for ‘More Than a Vote’ effort
• How will new industrial park impact Shawnee? With lots of jobs, officials hope
• Cerner’s ‘transformation’ work continues with more layoffs in KC, across the country
• Royals sign their entire draft class as well as seven undrafted free agents
• His love for baseball cards started with Royals. Now he has a world-record collection
• Mellinger Minutes: Baseball is back (! and ?), sports’ role in societal change, its existence in 2020 and statues
• A return to baseball is within reach (we think ...). What that means for the KC Royals
• The Missouri Tigers’ football-recruiting push is on a roll. Here’s how they’ve done it
• Les Miles connection? Louisiana 2-sport prospect keeps KU on list of potential colleges
• SportsBeat KC: What a Bill Self lawsuit against NCAA might say about the investigation
• Is your grass thirsty? Solving the lawn watering puzzle will lead to strong root system