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May 11, 2021

• Missouri Highway Patrol searching for 71-year-old woman who left care facility on foot
• 21-year-old kills his sister as he fires hundreds of shots in Minnesota home, cops say
• Kansas City metro adds 115 new COVID-19 cases, rolling average holds steady at 115
• Gap in rate of fully-vaccinated residents in Kansas City metro counties is growing
• ‘Nothing has been done’: Sister of man shot by officer visits Kansas City police board
• ‘Time to go back to work.’ Missouri Gov. Parson ends extra $300 federal jobless benefit
• How and when to watch, stream as NFL releases Kansas City Chiefs’ 2021 schedule
• Suspect breaks window, punches victim in face before high-speed chase in Kansas City
• Kansas City, Kansas man sentenced to life without parole in triple murder
• Kansas City, Kansas police investigating homicide after 1 found dead Tuesday
• ‘We hurtin’ every day’: Kansas City activists stand with mothers of men killed by police
• Man pleads guilty in 2019 fatal First Friday shooting of woman in Kansas City’s Crossroads
• Social media helps police find relative of woman whose body was found in Missouri
• ‘Clear demonstration’: Kansas Republicans use session to build case against Gov. Kelly
• Marshall calls for new committee to investigate COVID-19 origins, spars with Fauci
• Overland Park lawmaker will leave the KS Legislature to pursue ‘next steps’ in career
• In KC region, hundreds of thousands of children qualify for expanded tax credits
• Without funding from lawmakers, Gov. Parson preparing for Missouri Medicaid expansion
• Missouri is the only state not to monitor prescriptions. A bill to change that passed
• Missouri Senate passes bill giving state some oversight of Christian reform schools
• Judge tosses Missouri AG Eric Schmitt’s tax cut lawsuit against Biden administration
• Interstate 670 to close this weekend for removal of downtown Kansas City bridge
• Letters: KC readers discuss Grand Avenue Temple, Mike Thompson, Kansas redistricting
• Kansas City Chiefs unveil new logos for ‘GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium’
• Fifty years since stellar careers began, Tom Watson, George Brett have another legacy
• Despite Royals’ struggles, Whit Merrifield doesn’t feel need to speak to teammates
• Laurent Duvernay-Tardif on why it’s time to ‘transition back’ to Kansas City Chiefs
• Auschwitz artifacts to be installed in Kansas City’s Union Station for WWII exhibit
• Kansas City Country Club Plaza announces Art Fair this fall, this time with crowds
• McDonald’s worker shoots customer after dispute over change, Arkansas cops say
• Hello, DOJ? We’ve got ‘plain, in-your-face mutilation and modern-day lynching’ here
• Kevin Strickland was convicted by all-white jury. That was by design, his lawyers say
• On the menu at new Kansas City Thai eatery: Bento, curry, sushi, deep-fried bananas
• Introverts are dreading a return to the noise, crowds and small talk of ‘normal’ life
• KU Jayhawks basketball target TyTy Washington lives up to hype at Iverson Classic
• Keys to the series, game times as Kansas City Royals look to end slide in Detroit
• SportsBeat KC: Eight is enough as Kansas City Royals look for answers to halt skid
• SportsBeat Live: Where (and why) is it going so wrong for the Royals? Let’s talk it out
• Here’s what’s behind the Kansas City Royals’ ongoing tumble down the MLB standings
• From Memorial Day to July 4, find sales to keep your bank account out of hot water
• Boulevard Brewing, KC area BBQ company roll out more beer-flavored sauce in a can
• Famed designer handbag, backpack retailer opening first Kansas City area outlet store
• New Kansas City Crossroads bar and deli: Beer, ‘unpretentious’ cocktails, muffuletta