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May 19, 2021

• Fully vaccinated against COVID-19? Here’s where you need a mask (and don’t) in Kansas City
• Missourians should vote on a gas tax hike. Then lawmakers should do what voters say
• Missouri AG Eric Schmitt’s stunt lawsuit against China is harming Asian Americans
• Kansas Rep. Mark Samsel pleads not guilty as judge orders mental health evaluation
• Abortion, taxes, education, crime: Kansas and Missouri lawmakers’ work ahead in 2021
• Kansas college and university tuition likely to remain flat for third straight year
• Drug offenses can cut you off from food stamps in Kansas and Missouri. Biden wants to end that.
• Top officials from roughly one-third of Kansas health departments quit during pandemic
• Kansas City fast food workers join national fight for $15 wage: ‘You work your butts off’
• When will the rain in Kansas City stop? Forecast hints at some sunshine on its way
• Plans for new county jail at KC trailer park stall after land price nearly doubles
• Kansas City police officer fatally shot ‘defenseless and fleeing’ dog, lawsuit says
• Kansas City police open homicide case after missing 52-year-old found dead
• Kansas City Ballet to give first in-person shows since pandemic — at unlikely venue
• Letters: Readers discuss KC’s baseball legacy, constitutional convention and the GOP
• Why this Kansas City Chiefs rookie already stands out as ‘Tiger tough’ to Andy Reid
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce, Mark Donovan among KC Sports Commission award winners
• Brewers’ Lorenzo Cain touched by Kansas City Royals fans’ support, bashes MLB replay
• After pandemic-prompted year off, PGA’s AdventHealth Championship returns Thursday
• Police find woman fatally shot inside apartment in Kansas City’s Hyde Park neighborhood
• Dozens gather in Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza for pro-Palestine vigil
• This major downtown Kansas City highway closes for the weekend. Here’s what to know
• White Sox players openly disagree with Tony La Russa’s support of MLB unwritten rules
• Do you know what happened to the bells that used to play in Kansas City Plaza tower?
• For Raiders game, airline offers special flight to Vegas for Kansas City Chiefs fans
• Kansas City Royals’ win over the Brewers had a truly bizarre final out of the game
• Lorenzo Cain gets ovation and hug from Royals’ Salvador Perez in return to Kansas City
• Tesla driver slept while car was going 80 mph on interstate, Wisconsin police say
• Man allegedly threatened women with gun in downtown Kansas City parking garages
• House approves Jan. 6 commission. Every Republican from Kansas, Missouri votes no.
• Andrew Benintendi’s clutch hitting lifts Kansas City Royals to victory over Brewers
• Missouri Board of Curators signs off on indoor football practice facility: the details
• Mizzou Tigers coaches talked sports with KC fans ... in person. What they said
• SportsBeat KC: Hear in-person interviews with some Mizzou Tigers, just like old times
• ‘Revolving door’ way of future, Bill Self says on KU Jayhawks adding 10 new players
• KU Jayhawks get another transfer commitment, this time from former Iowa State guard
• 27 years ago, he offered his buddy a job. Why a KU coach’s ‘wild story’ begins there
• Multiple Kansas City area health code violations: Mi Ranchito, Shell Food Mart, more
• New Johnson County restaurant to offer crab Benedicts, strawberry cheesecake pancakes
• A tricky task: Here’s how to help baskets thrive through summer months
• Hot dog chain plans ‘aggressive’ expansion that could bring it to Wichita