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June 9, 2020

• Key metrics show new COVID-19 cases, positive rate declining in Kansas and Missouri
• No new COVID-19 cases after infected Missouri hairstylists worked with over 140. How?
• Man charged in shooting that left 2 dead, 2 injured at Kansas City home
• Kansas City teen sentenced to prison after pleading guilty in 2019 shooting case
• Hundreds of thousands sign petitions for KKK to be declared terrorist organization
• Rain, hail, tornadoes possible as severe weather sweeps through Kansas City area
• White man attacks black teen with bike chain in alleged hate crime, Michigan police say
• Man accused of attempting to carve his name in Brewers’ field with a tractor
• Man found fatally shot in Northland Price Chopper parking lot, KC police say
• Letter to the editor: A new ‘Kansas City Plan’ to fix homicide, education problems
• Mother, daughter identified as victims of fatal house fire in Cass County
• SportsBeat KC: About racism, with coaches Calipari, Martin, Sampson, Chambers, others
• Kansas City man charged after victim fatally shot outside apartment during robbery
• Clay County nursing facility reports dozens of COVID-19 cases, two deaths
• Worlds of Fun will reopen in June with COVID-19 safety plan. Here’s what you can expect
• COVID-19 cancels many Kansas City area July 4 fireworks and celebrations, but not all
• Torii Hunter: Royals fan who called me a racial slur at The K paid a heavy price
• Amid racial tensions, Lee’s Summit school board needs president who backs equity efforts
• Kansas City should let peaceful protesters off the hook and prohibit prosecution
• Hawley wants civil rights investigation of state restrictions on religious gatherings
• After veto, frustrated Kansas advocates want Kelly to order foster care report card
• Merriam-Webster will change its definition of racism due to Missouri woman’s efforts
• ‘She gives from the heart.’ For cafeteria manager, feeding kids is a year-round passion
• Protester paralyzed from 20-foot fall after truck rams into Oklahoma crowd, family says
• Jackson County sheriff calls for statewide registry of officers fired for misconduct
• Kansas City metro sees 73 new coronavirus cases for second consecutive day
• Judge allows case against former Kansas cop indicted in 2017 shooting to move forward
• Police identify 21-year-old man who died in shooting outside Northland Price Chopper
• ‘Will I die of hunger, or will I die of COVID-19?’ KU student works to feed her people
• Chiefs could soon see their Super Bowl rings. Here is what recent winners received.
• Chiefs’ Tyrann Mathieu plays off Landlord nickname by helping families in special way
• Super Bowl XXII MVP praises Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes for speaking out on racial justice
• After fervent pleas, plan moves ahead to drop charges for some Kansas City protesters
• After losing $2B, AMC Theatres will survive but only after difficult cuts, CEO says
• Now in NBA, former Jayhawk players Oubre, Mason attend protests in Phoenix, Milwaukee
• KU wants its NCAA infractions case split ... while also hinting at a future game plan
• Royals know every pick matters in shortened MLB draft. How they plan to make ‘em count
• Owner of new Crown Center barbecue restaurant puts in full-service Starbucks next door
• Longtime Crossroads restaurant, bar, event space quietly closes: ‘It’s a tough time’
• Restaurant inspections back on track: Reports include downtown grocery, tacos and wings