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June 1, 2022

• Smithville, Liberty North, Pleasant Hill earn third place at state soccer tournaments
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes roasted Bills’ Josh Allen with playoff comment at The Match
• The now-infamous MLB fantasy football league reportedly included two ex-Royals stars
• Royals pitcher Jose Cuas’ debut might be the most inspirational story in MLB this year
• KC’s Tenants Right to Counsel begins today for those facing eviction. Here’s what to know
• Kansas City eviction filings near pre-pandemic levels. Will Tenants’ Right to Counsel help?
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Got questions about LGBTQ culture or resources in Kansas City? KCQueer is here to help
• KC police officer not liable in fatal shooting of Ryan Stokes, federal appeals court says
• Father of four found dead after vanishing during swim in Missouri lake
• Kansas City man found guilty of murder in death of Olathe woman he allegedly stalked
• Kansas City woman charged in son’s February homicide found incompetent to stand trial
• ‘Inappropriate’: Belton police call off AR-15 rifle raffle in wake of mass shootings
• It’s Pride Month. Here’s how a Kansas City LGBTQ great pushed back at scare tactics
• ‘This should not be normal’: Kansas Citians hold vigil to honor victims of Uvalde massacre
• Kansas City mayor signals support for release of video after police shooting
• Kansas City man sentenced to 24 years in prison for wife’s 2018 killing: prosecutors
• Man accused of leading police on high-speed chase down runway at KC’s downtown airport
• Father of KC middle school student who was fatally stabbed speaks out after court hearing
• Man dead, woman injured in shooting at apartments near Truman Sports Complex in KC
• Southern Baptists name International House of Prayer missionary on list of sex abusers
• Giants’ Twitter account had a ‘It’s Always Sunny’ theme for team’s game in Philadelphia
• KCK officer who fatally shot former detective will not face charges: prosecutor’s office
• I-70 will be closed this weekend in Kansas City, Kansas. Here’s what you need to know
• Missouri elections clerk vows to remove people in court guardianships from voter rolls
• Derek Schmidt taps Roger Marshall staffer as running mate in Kansas governor race
• Anti-’woke’ map targets hot spots in Missouri. Every single one of them is a school
• Another Kansas City area school retires Native American mascot. Here’s the new name
• ‘Visibility and empowerment’: Jackson County kicks off Pride Month with ceremony
• From NBA’s Lakers to NWSL’s Current, the water’s just fine for new KC team president
• A Kansas City festival for every taste this weekend: Italian, strawberry, wine, more
• Black Pride: A new generation of LGBTQ organizers lead the parade in Kansas City
• If only mental health care will stop gun violence, Kansas and Missouri are way behind
• Catholic hospitals address women’s health with faith and dignity at the forefront
• After two long years, this popular Lee’s Summit fest is coming back to town
• A look at the Truman Heartland Community Foundation’s Toast to Our Towns honorees
• Top GOP candidates skip Missouri Senate debate as other contenders try to break through
• I was flying high, parasailing in the Florida Keys. Then the towline broke
• Woman shot by Kansas City police on Friday was holding gun, prosecutors say
• Purchase of Kansas City’s Cerner nears closing as buyer Oracle clears antitrust reviews
• Kansas City Royals swept by Cleveland Guardians after shutout loss in finale
• Kansas City Royals lose third in a row as Daniel Lynch gives up 6 runs in four innings
• KU’s Jalen Wilson will withdraw from NBA Draft, return to Jayhawks for another season
• Former Kansas Jayhawks guard Christian Braun works out for NBA’s Indiana Pacers
• Kansas City area health code violations: Caribe Blue Restaurant, Price Chopper, more