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May 14, 2021

• These cities and counties in the Kansas City area have dropped COVID mask orders
• 8-year-old Missouri boy drowns while visiting Texas beach with family, officials say
• These are some of new Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Mike Hughes’ top highlights
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid: Kansas City fans at Arrowhead Stadium are ‘like a 12th man’
• Players in 2021 Kansas City Chiefs draft class have received their jersey numbers
• No, you shouldn’t shower during a thunderstorm. How to stay safe if lightning strikes
• Kansas City group home gives Black boys guidance, not role models who look like them
• Kansas City rally focuses anger at Missouri governor’s blocking of Medicaid expansion
• Ed Fritz hopes to chase down high school hoops success again, this time at Northtown
• Missouri Medicaid funding imperiled after Senate abruptly adjourns on chaotic final day
• Missouri lawmakers pass ban on enforcement of federal gun laws, sending bill to Parson
• Kansas City police seeking man accused of drive-by indecent exposures
• Missouri lawmakers on the brink of passing bill to halt federal gun law enforcement
• Missouri becomes last in the nation to pass online sales tax for out-of-state retailers
• Independence man accused of shooting girlfriend to death during argument, charges say
• Kansas City Chiefs rookies report for a three-day minicamp with excitement in the air
• SportsBeat KC: Sporting KC can win the week, and Gold Cup provides another opportunity
• Dad charged with murder in death of 4-year-old who shot himself, Missouri sheriff says
• In glimpse of better days ahead, Royals’ Mondesi, Witt Jr. start next to each other
• Letters: Readers discuss Liz Cheney, renaming KC streets and jobs for the homeless
• ‘Dumbest thing I’ve ever heard’: Kansas City has the 39th-best barbecue in America?
• Ding-dong COVID’s dead? Kansas City Ballet new season to feature ‘Oz,’ ‘Nutcracker’
• Chiefs’ Tyrann Mathieu explains why TD route by Buccaneers in Super Bowl surprised him
• Missouri wants to run Kansas City’s police department. Then let Missouri pay for it
• GOP blames Kelly for delays getting Kansans the unemployment checks they want to end
• Disabled Kansas City woman blasts governor as ‘tyrant’ for ending $300 unemployment
• Missouri lawmakers pass broad COVID lawsuit shields for businesses, medical providers
• Do you still need a mask shopping, dining out around Kansas City? Here’s what we know
• ‘I would ask him if my life mattered’: Fury follows Gov. Parson’s Medicaid decision
• Here’s Hunter Dozier’s status after big collision in Kansas City Royals-White Sox game
• Kansas City Royals stop losing skid, beat White Sox behind Brad Keller’s strong outing
• Daniel Lynch sent back to minors by Kansas City Royals. Here’s what he’ll work on
• How Nicky Lopez is handling Adalberto Mondesi’s expected return to Kansas City Royals
• Kris Bubic has put himself in spot to do ‘just about anything’ for Kansas City Royals
• Keys to the series, game times as Kansas City Royals look to end slide in Chicago
• KU Jayhawks’ recruiting ranking could still rise even after missing on TyTy Washington
• Missouri bill enabling college athletes to be paid for name, image, likeness is passed
• Shop comes to Kansas City with barbecue, bar and hundreds of craft beers and sauces