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June 17, 2021

• Why were all of those dead fish in Brush Creek only killed off east of Troost?
• Neglect, indifference by Wyandotte County set the stage for teenager’s near-drowning
• Kansas prosecutor accused of misconduct in murder, rape cases resigns
• North Kansas City official faces backlash for comparing sexual orientation to pedophilia
• North Kansas City leaders rebuke councilman’s comments linking LGBTQ people to pedophiles
• Missouri AG Eric Schmitt defends new law declaring federal gun laws “invalid”
• Lee’s Summit schools to pay $6M for Paradise Park amusement park. Here are the plans
• Kansas and Missouri AGs on the losing side as Supreme Court upholds Obamacare — again
• Chiefs’ Laurent Duvernay-Tardif nominated for ESPN’s Sports Humanitarian Award
• Dangerous heat expected in Kansas City as temperatures soar to record level
• Fundraiser set up after Kansas City, Kansas teen dies following near drowning at pool
• Toxic algae bloom discovered in Kansas City area lake: ‘Stay out of the water’
• Shooting in Overland Park leaves 1 person critically injured Wednesday, police say
• What killed over 52,000 fish in Kansas City’s Brush Creek? Officials think they know
• Why Andy Reid says Kansas City Chiefs’ mandatory minicamp was a win-win situation
• After disability discrimination claim, Johnson County sporting goods store changes rule
• No hard feelings: Kansas City Chiefs’ Andy Reid extends best wishes to Le’Veon Bell
• During ‘severe blood shortage,’ here’s where you can donate in the Kansas City area
• A Cleveland player singled on a ball hit too slow to be measured by Statcast
• Man dies after he was found shot near crashed vehicle in Kansas City, police say
• Madden 22 trailer features Kansas City Chiefs comeback win over the Denver Broncos
• After backlash, writer deletes tweet with vague Kansas City Royals cheating allegation
• Missouri health officials urge residents to get COVID-19 vaccine as Delta variant rises
• On The Vine: This Juneteenth I’m thankful for hypocrisy
• Kansas City’s extreme heat advisory extended with little relief from overnight temps
• SportsBeat KC: Mathieu wants to stay with Kansas City Chiefs + Big Red’s not seeing red
• Tyrann Mathieu strikes different tone about contract extension with Kansas City Chiefs
• Kansas City Chiefs sign wide receiver from Blue Springs, waive lineman Martinas Rankin
• After Super Bowl LV loss, Kansas City Chiefs don’t need an offseason motto to refocus
• Letters: KC readers discuss the police union, Missouri gun laws and Kansas education
• WATCH: A panel discussion on food insecurity and gun violence in Missouri
• Kansas City has nation’s fastest moving real estate market, but some relief in sight
• Gun-waving Missouri couple pleads guilty to misdemeanors, agrees to give up weapons
• Missouri teen trying to stop assault shoots both parents, St. Louis police say
• Ex-St. Louis corrections officer faces assault charge after inmates beat other detainee
• Why Mizzou hoops coach Cuonzo Martin exudes confidence in his fresh-faced Tigers roster
• Kansas Jayhawks’ Dajuan Harris following coaches’ orders this summer: ‘Be aggressive’
• Kansas Jayhawks walk-on guard who played on 2008 title team gets head coaching job
• KU Jayhawks among 12 scholarship offers sent to Chicago recruit JJ Taylor in one day