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May 18, 2021

• New Missouri law would free innocent people. Prosecuting attorneys are on the clock
• Cubs player left a Twix bar in left field at Wrigley Field for his former teammate
• White Sox rookie made MLB history by hitting a ridiculously slow pitch for a home run
• Flooding possible as scattered showers and thunderstorms return to Kansas City area
• 2 dead, 2 hurt after Porsche tried to pass slow traffic, Independence police say
• Jackson County schools can’t drop the masks now. Our kids aren’t immune to COVID-19
• Somehow, Kansas, you did it: Your legislative session was even worse than Missouri’s
• COVID outbreak forces Kansas City elementary school to go online through end of month
• Pastor asks for money to help Circle of Hope owners fight ‘false, demonic accusations’
• Missouri farmer killed two men over $215,000 cattle contract, federal prosecutors say
• Pembroke Hill golfer wins another state title at Missouri high school tournaments
• Rolling average for new COVID-19 cases in KC metro rises as area adds 7 deaths
• ‘No way for us to know’: Prisoner was discharged from KC area hospital by accident
• Why Lucas Niang opted out last season, and the Kansas City Chiefs’ plan for him now
• Treasure hunters walk into a bar — and a bomb squad was called, Minnesota sheriff says
• Canadian National Railway-Kansas City Southern merger a big win for workers, region
• How a former Shawnee Mission West linebacker is changing the college sports landscape
• Letters: KC readers discuss photos of needles, Trump’s good work, MLB doubleheaders
• A year later, Missouri attorney general serves Chinese Communist Party in COVID lawsuit
• Gun-wielding St. Louis lawyer Mark McCloskey launches campaign for U.S. Senate
• Vaccinations in rural areas falling behind urban areas in Kansas and Missouri, CDC finds
• Missouri eases rules for massive industrial hog farms, despite pollution concerns
• Court orders Missouri to turn over records related to medical marijuana licenses
• Kansas fund intended to keep youth out of prison is projected to be empty by 2024
• No masks? No way! Many Kansas Citians feel unsafe over CDC’s latest COVID guidelines
• Kansas City Chiefs open presale of 2021 Red Friday flags. Here’s how fans can get one.
• GM Brett Veach: It’s ‘an exciting feeling’ for our city to know No. 15 is Chiefs’ QB
• Convicted man kills himself in federal court after verdict, North Dakota officials say
• Will Remy Martin make NBA wait a year? That’s what it’ll take to play point at Kansas
• KU Jayhawks basketball team lands Pac-12 guard. ESPN ranks him as top men’s transfer
• Kansas City Royals games return to full fan capacity at Kauffman Stadium. What to know
• Kansas City Royals pitcher Danny Duffy upbeat and optimistic despite going on IL
• How the Kansas City Royals’ Brad Keller rediscovered his slider, and why it’s crucial
• Keys to the series, game times as Kansas City Royals host Milwaukee Brewers for two
• SportsBeat KC: At the 40-game mark, Kansas City Royals have seen good times ... and bad
• Will the real Kansas City Royals please stand up? Share your take on SportsBeat Live
• Navigating the alphabet soup of Medicare: Be sure you’re not paying too much
• $799 Patrick Mahomes sports card, Chiefs and Royals merch at new Johnson County shop