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May 20, 2021

• Missouri to innocent people released from prison: Our bad, thanks for coming
• Lucas, City Council vote to hold KC police department accountable. Cue the screaming
• Kansas Gov. vetoes extending short-term insurance plans, calls for Medicaid expansion
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes says microchip in ball would help goal-line calls
• Flood risk continues as Kansas City gets hit by sixth consecutive day of rain
• Black students in Missouri needs to see themselves in their schoolteachers
• Letters: KC readers discuss Chiefs’ name, toasting Trump and moving beyond parties
• Four shows pay homage to these bands at Legacy Park Amphitheater in Lee’s Summit
• Royals’ Michael A. Taylor breaks down Kansas City’s ‘defensive play of the year’
• Rain halts play at AdventHealth Championship. But not before this golfer opens with 64
• Kansas City man pleads guilty to selling 14 kilos of meth, 30 guns to federal agent
• Kansas City man charged in killing of beloved gym owner shot in 18th & Vine district
• Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes are must-see programming for TV executives
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Mecole Hardman beat NFL foes in 40-yard race for charity
• Video highlights how many Kansas City kids have been killed in 5 years of violence
• Toddler’s heart ‘ripped in half’ while under care of mom’s boyfriend, Indiana cops say
• Kansas prosecutor says no to rape charge, so college student calls her own grand jury
• Blue Springs police find boy who had been reported missing Thursday morning
• On The Vine: ‘Sorely missed, wildly celebrated’
• Ex-Kansas City Chiefs lineman Mitchell Schwartz roasted the Raiders and their fans
• In contrast to recent hires, choice of Lance Leipold could calm chaos of KU football
• Why the Kansas City Chiefs coveted a rookie edge rusher who had zero sacks last year
• ‘What we saw’ in April: Kansas City Royals rising from ashes of 11-game losing skid
• Mid-century modern fan? Exhibit of Paul McCobb furnishings to open in Johnson County
• Missouri’s Bush one of three House Democrats to oppose $2 billion Capitol security bill
• Medicaid expansion advocates sue Missouri, Parson administration to force coverage
• Circle of Hope owners assail witness testimony on Missouri reform school investigation
• YouTube bans Shawnee Mission school board video over COVID misinformation at meeting
• Car strikes, kills pedestrian who was crossing Kansas City street in rain
• Kansas City man posing as Uber driver charged with attempted rape, prosecutors say
• Lucas offers plan to give Kansas City more say in how police spend taxpayer money
• 88-year-old ‘tickled’ with killing of man who made him do chores, Missouri police say
• Trooper collapses from fentanyl exposure after fixing face mask, Michigan police say
• Kansas City Royals’ offense ignites late in a series-clinching win over Brewers
• Mizzou has its second women’s soccer coach. And she’s no stranger to NCAA Tournaments
• Missouri Tigers to begin NCAA softball regional at home with full fan capacity allowed
• SportsBeat KC: These days, it’s never *not* college hoops-recruiting season at KU
• Not a ‘requirement’, but Bill Self believes his KU Jayhawks team will be vaccinated
• Kansas City’s best barbecue? Coffee? Cinnamon rolls? Here’s what travel magazines say
• Tensions rise as industrial projects boom in Kansas City and get close to housing