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May 13, 2021

• Unwed Black mothers in 20th century Kansas City found refuge in home for women, girls
• On The Vine: ‘Put on for my city’
• Kansas City Chiefs expected to sign rookies Nick Bolton, Trey Smith, sources say
• Watch this meteorologist win over internet after ‘psychedelic’ weather report glitch
• Children’s Mercy Park will host three Gold Cup games featuring U.S. team this summer
• Let’s take a guided tour through the Kansas City Chiefs’ 2021 regular-season schedule
• Top prospect Bobby Witt Jr. is finding traction with Kansas City Royals’ Double-A club
• Now that all high school athletes can get vaccinated against COVID-19, they should
• Will Biden regulate religious colleges out of existence? This Ozarks case warns of it
• Sly James: Want to improve Missouri’s economy? We need to solve the child care crisis
• 1 critically hurt in Kansas City shooting; police heard gunfire, saw victim fall
• Letters: KC readers discuss government spending, Chiefs’ gin and Kansas cancer care
• Disney takes ‘woke’ steps toward inclusivity, but sparks a conservative backlash
• Fourth Friday in Lee’s Summit ‘a great way to bring local art to the community’
• Postponed: I-670 closing for bridge demolition in downtown Kansas City delayed
• $1 million for getting the COVID vaccine? Ohio is offering huge prize in new lottery
• ‘You are going to die’: Kansas City driver in high speed chase faces assault charge
• Royals’ Kyle Zimmer faced his brother, and their mom should be happy with the outcome
• Chargers poke fun at Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City BBQ in schedule video
• Former player: Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes will go ‘scorched earth’ on NFL this season
• Kansas City Chiefs made funny ’21 schedule video using Andy Reid’s oft-repeated phrase
• Want COVID shot for your kid (and yourself) around Kansas City? Here’s how to get one
• Kansas City Chiefs’ schedule rated as one of the most difficult — especially early
• Kansas City asks Portland to take its weather back before week of rain soaks metro
• Kansas City fans sound off after Royals’ losing streak reaches 11 games
• Younger kids can now get COVID vaccine. Will too few Kansas City parents let them?
• Teen shot in Kansas City planned to join Air Force; police seek tips in his killing
• SportsBeat KC: The Kansas City Chiefs look forward to the challenge of 2021 schedule
• The Kansas City Chiefs will be prime-time TV mainstays in 2021. Schedule details here
• Missouri GOP pitches runoff plan for primaries. Democrats say Greitens is the target
• Missouri lawmakers repeal KC police residency, empower prosecutors in innocence cases
• Missouri Medicaid expansion won’t go forward without funding, Gov. Mike Parson says
• Special taxing districts in Kansas City lack scrutiny and oversight, auditor says
• Kansas governor says fully vaccinated Kansans can drop masks, resume normal activities
• Watch cat’s incredible leap out of burning building – and even more amazing landing
• Kansas City Chiefs acquire cornerback Mike Hughes in trade with Minnesota Vikings
• Here is full slate of 2021 NFL games on Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights
• Gov. Mike Parson violates his oath. He and fellow Republicans defy voters on Medicaid
• Kansas GOP seeks to end federal unemployment benefits in effort to ‘return to normal’
• ‘We are finally being heard.’ Students cheer as Missouri passes reform school bill
• Posh properties: Watch movies under the ‘stars’ in this $4.2 million home for sale in Independence
• In a turnaround, Kansas City Southern board accepts Canadian National’s buyout offer
• Amazon Air launches daily flight, brings new jobs to Kansas City International Airport
• Kansas City Royals lose 11th in a row as Daniel Lynch turns in another short outing
• Danny Duffy can’t stop losing skid as Kansas City Royals drop 10th straight game
• Former KU guard Bryce Thompson picks Oklahoma State as transfer destination
• KU Jayhawks Q&A: Basketball’s last scholarship, Lance Leipold’s choice + QB thoughts
• KU loses out on blue-chip guard TyTy Washington. Here’s who else Jayhawks are chasing
• With new addition, MU Tigers’ football staff now includes 2 former NFL head coaches
• Best barbecue cities in U.S.? New Orleans, yes, but not Kansas City, says this list
• Johnson County restaurant closes after 4 decades: ‘COVID has taken its toll on us’