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June 2, 2021

• Missouri Supreme Court won’t hear Kevin Strickland’s case. He’s innocent, prosecutors say
• Want to go fishing near the KC metro? Try one of these spots in Kansas or Missouri
• On ballot for first time for College Football Hall of Fame: Jeremy Maclin, Eric Berry
• Kansas City Royals caught a break on rare batter’s interference call on Pirates
• Will Shields thinks Chiefs’ new offensive line will get better as season progresses
• Former NFL tight end: Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce is ‘perfect’ for Patrick Mahomes
• Widows of 3 men killed in Johnson County train crash sue property owners at crossing
• One person shot, critically injured at convenience store in Kansas City
• ‘Line too far’: National civic engagement groups sue over new Kansas election laws
• Staff say Independence councilman ‘verbally abusive’ after attempt to shut off power
• ‘Disenfranchised’: Voting rights advocates sue Kansas officials over new election laws
• First Friday weekend in Kansas City: A new Nelson-Atkins exhibit, West Bottoms brides
• SportsBeat KC: 20-0 for 2021 Chiefs? The quest for perfection is there on the table
• Missouri Highway Patrol defends investigation of fatal Kansas City police shooting
• Letters: Readers discuss baseball players’ example, KC police budget and DC blowhards
• After year off the course, Watson Challenge and Tom Watson return to KC at The National
• Think home-schoolers are just religious white families? You might want to think again
• Garth Brooks Stadium Tour coming to Arrowhead in Kansas City. Here’s ticket info
• Lawsuit argues that Kansas City police should be immune from any real oversight
• Kansas ordered to pay settlement to estate of Pete Coones, wrongly convicted of murder
• ‘Our living nightmare.’ Two wolves die after escaping Minnesota habitat, group says
• The Full Mondi: Despite injuries, upside of Kansas City Royals’ Mondesi is so enticing
• What are the political risks — and rewards — for Quinton Lucas taking on KC police?
• Alvey seeks second term as Unified Government mayor; four candidates file against him
• Fired coach forced Ohio player to eat pizza that violated his religion, lawyer says
• Kansas City Royals’ Salvador Perez gave his bat to a young fan — then hit a home run
• Missouri report shows Black drivers more likely to be stopped. See how your city ranks
• Kansas City pastors give video from fatal police shooting to Missouri Highway Patrol
• Shot clock approved for high school games. Kansas, Missouri officials share concerns
• Former Park Hill High School football coach pleads guilty to sex crimes, gets probation
• Kansas City wanted witness protection fund to solve crimes. Police have used it once
• Free beer from Anheuser-Busch? Only if US hits this COVID vaccination goal
• This Kansas City suburb is named best place in the country to raise a family
• St. Pius, Grain Valley, St. Michael win Missouri semis, play for state titles Thursday
• Missouri ‘Kimmy Schmidt’ star no KKK queen, but her story is about systemic racism
• It’s ‘free fishing days’ in Kansas this Saturday, Sunday. Here’s what you need to know
• Newsroom employees of The Kansas City Star form union, are recognized by McClatchy
• KU Jayhawks had many memorable matchups with Coach K’s Duke teams. Here’s a look back
• KU Jayhawks near top of early men’s basketball poll after addition of Remy Martin
• Benintendi and Perez power Kansas City Royals past Pirates for third straight win
• Stop the spread: Battling weeds without chemicals takes time, but it’s possible
• This French restaurant, a longtime Johnson County mainstay, will close permanently