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June 4, 2021

• Kansas universities asked to compile list of courses that teach Critical Race Theory
• ‘Why’s he still in there?’ Missouri lawmakers ask Parson to pardon Kevin Strickland
• Kansas City musician with innovative solar battery goes global with United Nations
• One dead after police chase and crash in Lee’s Summit, Missouri troopers say
• They say Kansas City is a UFO hot spot. Will Pentagon report help you believe them?
• Black Archives of Mid-America seeks to illuminate the powerful story of golf and race
• Tyreek Hill talks Kansas City Chiefs’ wide receiver development, Julio Jones rumors
• Two police officers injured after crashing into each other at Kansas City intersection
• Week of showers, thunderstorms possible after a sunny, warm weekend in Kansas City
• Driver takes car from scene of crash – then he’s killed by semi, Indiana sheriff says
• ‘Take u like they did Emmett Till’: Black teen threatened in his new Missouri town
• No, Josh Hawley, we aren’t living in an ‘age of monopoly’ killing small business
• Letters: Readers discuss harmful partisanship, KC police control, Troost’s division
• Faith leaders renew calls for Kansas City police reforms in response to fatal shooting
• A 20-0 Chiefs record? NFL Network’s Rich Eisen sees two threats in regular season.
• Myles Garrett not worried rebuilt Browns defense will be unready for Chiefs in opener
• Will a Ben Zobrist World Series ring be auctioned? Agent says ‘He’s not selling it’
• Current, ex-Royals remember Yordano Ventura on what would’ve been his 30th birthday
• Two-time Watson Challenge champ takes lead with 1 round left at The National Golf Club
• Former Kansas City Chiefs CB Bashaud Breeland agrees to terms with Minnesota Vikings
• Overland Park mayor, officials seek to oust councilman. Johnson County DA declines
• Missouri Auditor Nicole Galloway announces she won’t run for office next year
• Kansas City mural celebrates work of teachers and educators during COVID-19 pandemic
• Kansas City driver sentenced to prison for police chase and crash that killed four
• Grain Valley Eagles soar into Saturday’s Missouri Class 5 baseball state final
• Two Missouri women sue United Airlines after jet engine caught fire during flight
• Former Northland football coach, granted probation for sex crimes, faces other charge
• Panel recommends disbarment for Spradling, a Kansas prosecutor accused of misconduct
• Two more Missourians suing Parson administration to force Medicaid expansion
• His family survived Tulsa Race Massacre. Kansas City area man wants the story told
• Teen’s slaying went unsolved in Illinois for 49 years. Now retired welder is arrested
• Kansas teacher’s face was ‘pulverized’ in accident on way to Grand Canyon: GoFundMe
• Pleasant Hill loses Missouri Class 2 soccer semifinal to Ursuline, will play for 3rd
• How can you celebrate Pride Month in Kansas City? Here are some places to go
• Former Johnson County sheriff’s deputy charged with rape and aggravated sodomy
• Linebackers Willie Gay, Nick Bolton generate excitement from Kansas City Chiefs coaches
• Teens found dead in car wreck a week after their disappearance, Missouri officials say
• SportsBeat KC: Staying hot (or getting hot) is shared aim of Sporting KC, KC NWSL clubs
• Rob Riggle on losing money to Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes on the golf course
• Looking to shop local? KC craft website started in pandemic opens store on Main Street
• Salvador Perez unleashing barrage of home runs during Kansas City Royals home stand
• Kansas City Royals’ Mondesi remains out of starting lineup. Here’s the latest update
• Kansas City Royals hope Brad Keller’s last outing, changeup will ‘unlock’ his future
• Salvador Perez launches two more homers and Kansas City Royals hold on to beat Twins
• Kansas Jayhawks to entertain two more high school basketball players on campus visits
• This Jayhawks coach’s goal: ‘Make KU Kansas City’s hometown college football team’
• 6 new eateries to try in Johnson County: Cookies, fajitas, seafood, lattes and more