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June 10, 2021

• Highway patrol concludes investigation on Kansas City police shooting of Malcolm Johnson
• Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes nominated for a BET award
• After standoff in Independence, police take barricaded person into custody
• After Bobby Witt Jr.’s gaffe, Royals’ Mike Matheny tells of his own home-run miscue
• Kansas City Chiefs Mahomes, Kelce join Big Slick show; look for hosts on NBC ‘Today’
• Kansas City Parks Director Terry Rynard, first woman to lead department, will retire
• On The Vine: Notes on American propaganda
• The latest on Kyle Long’s injury and what it means for the Kansas City Chiefs’ O-line
• Bashaud Breeland tells Minnesota media why he hoped to stay with Kansas City Chiefs
• 6-year-old shot by neighbor after he finds boy outside his home, Michigan police say
• 6 people sent to hospital after chemical spill at a Johnson County veterinary clinic
• MoDOT mowers stumble across Kansas City Chiefs memorabilia on side of the road
• Arby’s fires employee who put homophobic slur on couple’s receipt, restaurant says
• Motorcyclist killed after head-on crash in northeastern Kansas City, police say
• Employee with autism attacked with 16-pound ball at Ohio bowling alley, cops say
• Kansas City Chiefs offensive line rebuild hits obstacle with Kyle Long injury
• Woman sues Kansas City area Walmart, alleging negligence after a fire log fell on her
• SportsBeat KC: Sporting KC aims to keep rolling. So does USMNT after recent successes
• It’ll feel close to 100 degrees as summer heat hits Kansas City — and storms are brewing
• Wife sets sleeping husband on fire after talk of ending marriage, Wisconsin cops say
• Kansas City Chiefs’ Charvarius Ward signs restricted free-agent tender, source says
• Letters: KC readers discuss 1619 Project, Kevin Strickland, thanks to Blunt and Hawley
• He’s Vlatko: How a Kansas City treasure will represent Kansas City at Tokyo Olympics
• Kansas City man charged after meth, guns and $180K found in home, prosecutors say
• College Football Playoff expansion proposal could triple size of current 4-team field
• Tax incentives for a rich guy hotel by Kansas City’s Kauffman Center still a bad idea
• Rep. Vicky Hartzler launches Senate bid, vowing to keep seat in conservative hands
• Hartzler’s Senate campaign creates open seat House race in Missouri. Who will run?
• From the archives: Woman with mission to rescue dogs charged in Kansas prison escape
• Parson will sign Second Amendment bill declaring federal gun laws ‘invalid’ in Missouri
• Kansas colleges returning to pre-COVID campus life, despite low student vaccination rates
• Covid canceled Fiesta Filipina in Overland Park last year. Now it’s back, with a twist
• TikTok fetish act goes wrong (or very right), and Michigan firefighters come to rescue
• 5-year-old boy dies after being hit by car in Kansas City, Kansas, police say
• Kansas Citians can learn to trust one another again. This virtual event can show how
• KCK man faces involuntary manslaughter charge in May car crash that killed one
• Despite GOP calls for ‘exit strategy,’ Kelly wants to extend Kansas COVID emergency order
• Johnson County judge moves toward ruling new emergency management laws unconstitutional
• Golfers with local ties will play in next week’s U.S. Open. Here’s who’s teeing off
• Kaw Valley selected as ‘founding team’ for return of this women’s soccer league in 2022
• Missouri Rep. accused of asking woman to deny sex allegation from his days as a cop
• Johnson County election office accidentally reveals former Kansas governor’s personal data
• Cerner Corp. cuts hundreds of jobs, but remains Kansas City’s largest private employer
• Kansas City musician hopes new brewery can bring people together in Jazz District
• Proposal for five-star luxury hotel in Kansas City is back, but does it have support?
• Salvador Perez hoping to turn in an iron man season for the Kansas City Royals
• Kansas City Royals can’t stop losing skid as Angels sweep three-game series
• Keys to the series, game times as Royals continue road trip against the Athletics
• KU Jayhawks freshman KJ Adams ‘grew up loving lacrosse almost more than basketball’
• Missouri Tigers announce non-conference men’s basketball game against Pac-12 opponent
• ‘Sophisticated fun’ in Johnson County: Frozen daiquiris with Creole/Cajun cuisine