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May 26, 2021

• Kansas Senate Republicans elect new majority leader after Suellentrop ouster
• Kansas lesser prairie chicken in new flap as federal agency proposes new protections
• COVID rules finally ease, Medal of Honor recipient gets full funeral at Leavenworth
• Wyandotte County District Attorney fires two employees for violating code of conduct
• Housing resources important in addressing gun violence problem in Missouri: panel
• New Era apologizes for wrong area code caps, which Royals didn’t see before release
• Kansas City Northland Republicans want special session on KCPD budget changes
• Quinton Lucas, Teresa Loar offer alternate views of Kansas City police funding crisis
• Apartment fire that displaced 30 Kansas City families was intentionally set, ATF says
• Sierra Club blows whistle on Kansas regulators’ plan to revise hog farm regulations
• Critical race theory roils Kansas and Missouri politics. Here’s what it is and is not
• Here is how you can get a bracelet that tells others ‘I am vaccinated’
• A second Van Gogh immersive is coming soon to Kansas City. Here’s what we know so far
• A 3-year-old Royals fan had sweet reaction to seeing Kauffman Stadium for first time
• Writer explains why Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes was not on NFL’s list of best deep passers
• Luka Dončić greeted Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes after Mavericks’ playoff win
• Travis Kelce ‘intrigued’ by thought of Julio Jones joining  Kansas City Chiefs
• Kansas City remembers George Floyd with march on anniversary of his death
• 10-year-old bicyclist hit by car, severely injured, Kansas City police say
• Roy Blunt, bring your record of bipartisanship to bolster a Jan. 6 attack commission
• Letters: KC readers discuss protecting Missouri, ‘woke’ words and stopping gun deaths
• It isn’t political courage for Kansas lawmakers to attack transgender children
• SportsBeat KC: Everybody’s getting theirs soon ... including the college athletes
• Strong to severe storms expected in Kansas City area overnight. Here’s what to know
• What to do around Kansas City this Memorial Day weekend? Here are some prime events
• In Kansas City tour, HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge promotes Biden’s infrastructure plan
• Missouri GOP lawmakers want special session to restrict ‘critical race theory’ in schools
• Katie Sowers, first woman to coach in Super Bowl, joins Kansas City Chiefs staff
• Nashville man killed in exchange of gunfire with police at Lenexa hotel, officials say
• Odd house built as a grain mill in 1857 for sale in Wisconsin. Take a look around
• Watch now: A discussion about housing and gun violence in Missouri
• Judge sets trial date for lawsuit to expand Missouri Medicaid as approved by voters
• ‘I lost my life’ in prison: Kevin Strickland speaks after officials say he’s innocent
• What’s the difference between tornado, thunderstorm watch and warning?
• Sydney Curry reopens recruitment but two other Kansas Jayhawks transfers are official
• Larry Keating, in charge of Kansas Jayhawks men’s hoops slate for 16 years, dies at 76
• Kansas City Royals defense could take a leap forward with Whit Merrifield in outfield
• Brad Keller leads way as Kansas City Royals win nail-biter at Tampa in Mondesi’s return
• Cookie shop is so popular in Johnson County, it will expand across Kansas City area
• Multiple Kansas City area health code violations: Charritos, Fonda El Sobrino, more