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May 27, 2021

• Kansas City police say missing, endangered 43-year-old man was found safe
• Biden considering Missouri’s Claire McCaskill for ambassadorship in Europe, report says
• Man found shot to death inside Kansas City home in second homicide of day, police say
• Police investigate fatal shooting of woman at apartments on Kansas City’s east side
• LeBron James calls for player protection after fan dumps popcorn on Russell Westbrook
• Letters: Readers discuss KC police control, China’s COVID-19 role and SM North Bison
• I’m a Missouri COVID-19 widow. We need help, not platitudes about ‘heroes’ we lost
• Man shot and wounded after armed confrontation with officer, Olathe police say
• Job Skills for New Careers program fills educational gap, offers pathway to jobs
• Man charged with 2 counts of murder in double Independence shooting, prosecutors say
• Man charged with murder in killing of innocent bystander in Kansas City, Kansas
• The 2 millionth run in Major League Baseball history soon will be scored — twice
• Second round of strong to severe storms with heavy rains possible in Kansas City area
• Lenexa police chief releases new details after officers shot and killed man at hotel
• Chicago Cubs’ Javy Báez stole a run with his amazing running to (and from) first base
• Growing north-south divide in KC is a lot like the old North-South divide in the US
• Kansas, Missouri Republican senators will vote to block plan for Jan. 6 commission
• Report alleges Missouri lawmaker had sex with intoxicated teen as on-duty cop
• Kansas City area Proud Boy who wielded ax handle at Capitol riot wants out of jail
• Senate passes Hawley bill to declassify intelligence on COVID-19 lab leak theory
• First Lady Jill Biden visits Kansas City clinic as Missouri, Kansas struggle to vaccinate young adults
• Check it out: Photos show shelf cloud as it moves through Kansas City Thursday morning
• On The Vine 9:29
• Alcides Escobar jumped at the chance to come back ‘home’ to Kansas City Royals
• Yes, Kansas City’s Troost Avenue was named for a slaveholder. And that’s not all we found
• In Britt Reid drunken driving case, court will weigh request for him to drive again
• Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid pleased with ‘nice nucleus’ after first set of OTAs
• ‘Inappropriate’ sign posted at Popeyes under criminal investigation, Missouri cops say
• SportsBeat KC: When it comes to Chiefs’ defense, this is point of emphasis during OTAs
• Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes missed Day 3 of OTAs (but he’s been slingin’ it)
• Rays jump on Brady Singer early and take series-deciding game from Kansas City Royals
• Andrew Benintendi’s homer extends game, but Kansas City Royals fall to Rays in extras
• Missouri Tigers announce kickoff times, networks for first three football games
• If Mizzou Tigers get pitching like last weekend, book a College World Series trip
• Here are kickoff times for KU Jayhawks’ first three football games (two on Fridays)
• Incoming KU Jayhawks guard Bobby Pettiford has torn ankle ligaments. Here’s his status
• Pizza with mayo or jalapeno poppers? Lawrence-based eatery to open in Kansas City
• Kickoff times for Kansas State Wildcats’ first three games are released