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May 25, 2021

• Missouri farmer escapes prison term for his role in scheme that cheated consumers
• Hawley partners with New York Democrat on bill to reform military sexual assault response
• Police: Vandals leave dead raccoons, shoot signs near divisive Johnson County project
• ‘They’re still blindsided’: Northland council members aghast over police reform
• Sarah Gonzales-McLinn on her new sentence: ‘I just feel I have not had a choice’
• Secret meeting shows how panicked the KC police board is at the city having some say
• Police: Kansas Rep. Mark Samsel left student with bruise, kicked him in testicles
• Check out Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce’s shoe collaboration with Nike
• Kansas City Chiefs’ offensive line should be in NFL’s top 10 says national columnist
• Broncos linebacker Von Miller is really tired of losing to the Kansas City Chiefs
• Prosecutors: Kansas City man gets 15 years for death of man thrown from pickup on I-435
• 1 dead, 1 injured after daylight shooting in Kansas City, Kansas, police say
• Kansas City area pools and spray parks are ready for summer. Here’s when they open
• ‘Shots fired!’ Audio captures sound of gunfire between police, suspect at Lenexa hotel
• New Era pulls specialty Kansas City Royals caps after team threw shade on Twitter
• Prosecutors: Kansas City man gets 25 years for raping, stabbing woman in her home
• Kansas City police board votes to explore legal action over city control of funding
• Got your COVID shot? ‘Hot Vax Summer’ is coming. Can it possibly live up to the hype?
• Sexist job listing by Indiana candy shop owner hit with over 44,000 Facebook comments
• This KSU-bound Nicklaus wins Kansas 5A golf title. Blue Valley freshman bags 6A crown
• Letters: Readers discuss Chiefs Super Bowl redo, Eddie V’s generosity, KCPD funding
• Priest asked to resign after anti-vaccine stance in Wisconsin. He blames ‘pansy babies’
• Royals’ Whit Merrifield tells of Brady Singer’s unfortunate fall after getting engaged
• Customer angry he can’t return parakeet stomps on bird in pet store, Michigan cops say
• Kansas City’s Starlight Theatre to open at full capacity in time for Broadway hit in June
• 1 person dead after gunfire exchanged with police during Lenexa hotel disturbance
• Rolling average for new COVID-19 cases in Kansas City metro falls below 100
• Independence police seek help finding missing, endangered Texas man
• ‘An uprooting’: Kansas City bookstore focused on Black people, culture forced to move
• ‘They have no accountability’: Kansas City rights groups back move to control police
• Watch your accounts, avoid tourist traps and stick with credit while on vacation
• Kansas City Royals’ Adalberto Mondesi is healthy and happy to be with his teammates
• Kansas City Royals hope recent high-pressure situations shape them for later in year
• SportsBeat KC: Kansas City Royals’ pace is two steps forward, one (big) step back
• Kansas City Royals are winning again but next up is baseball’s hottest team
• Keys to the series, game times as Royals hit the road to play the Tampa Bay Rays
• Former KU Jayhawks basketball player, athletic director Monte Johnson dies at age 84
• Miege’s Mark Mitchell plans hoops campus visits. He’s considering KU, MU, K-State
• Former Missouri Tigers guard Clarkson takes NBA’s Sixth Man Award with Snyder’s Jazz
• ‘I’m devastated’: A favorite Kansas City fried fish restaurant closes prime location