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May 21, 2025

• This giant KC federal building’s design looked more like business than government
• ‘I can’t breathe.’ Man held down as EMT fatally injects wrong drug, IA suit says
• Honor Harry Truman’s legacy of an inclusive, winning military | Opinion
• Dates, times and TV for the Chiefs’ three preseason games in August
• These KC-area neighborhoods were overwhelmed by flooding Monday. Here’s why
• Star Politics: Bridge closures put beloved BBQ joint in jeopardy
• Grandson of woman who found 3 shipwrecks in 3 days discovers one of his own
• On a budget this summer? You can catch these concerts & shows for free or cheap
• KCK archdiocese names 3 priests in new substantiated findings of sexual abuse
• Longtime KC-area theater teacher dies unexpectedly: ‘A guiding light’
• The unbearable darkness of jail
• Your guide to Savannah Bananas in Kansas City: Rules, parking, schedule & more
• He spent 12 years as Independence School District superintendent. Now he’s retiring
• Missouri’s flags are flying at half-staff in May. Here’s why
• Mom makes second stop when store runs of ice. It led to a big Iowa lottery win
• District shouldn’t pay superintendent who lost free speech lawsuit after retirement | Opinion
• Cop raped intoxicated woman in 2019 after 911 call, OK cops say. He’s charged
• Immigration prisons as planned in Kansas are for business, not safety | Opinion
• KC-area pharmaceutical company announces mass layoffs, blames Trump tariffs
• Each Big Slick ends with ‘Cheers’ song. It’ll be loud this year for George Wendt
• Reality Check dispatch: Which KC-area county pays the highest taxes?
• Travis Kelce shares thoughts on Chiefs taking America’s Team title from Dallas
• See winners from Missouri boys golf championships — including some familiar names
• GM J.J. Picollo addresses Royals’ continuing baserunning mishaps this season
• These KC-area pools are opening soon for free, cheap summer swims
• Man arrested after crashing stolen vehicle during police chase in Platte County
• Storms to return to Kansas City. Will they dampen Memorial Day weekend?
• 3-year-old was suffocated at day care and lay dead for hours, Missouri mom says
• Vintage airplane, on display at KC airport for years, will be returned to owner
• These three are up for slumber paw-ties. Two sharp dogs and a tripod kitty need homes
• She offers a huge thanks to Mother Nature for a dreamy, chill spring
• Global support: Developmental Support program teams up with JoCo in art project
• Parkville lifts cap on Airbnb, VRBO for World Cup. Will others follow suit?
• Want to volunteer at KC2026 World Cup? Here’s how to become a valued ‘ambassador’
• See what Clay County commissioners will discuss in Thursday’s meeting
• Kristi Noem habeas flub exposes Trump’s Cabinet of the ignorant | Opinion
• One of George Wendt’s final performances was with a pair of KC Chiefs stars
• KC mom reached sobriety milestone before deadly shooting: ‘Hard to go on’
• Chiefs GM Brett Veach knew Steve Spagnuolo would do this. Here’s what it means
• Kansas Jayhawks make official Jacque Vaughn’s hire to Bill Self’s coaching staff
• KU’s Fitzgerald named Big 12 baseball coach of year as conference tourney nears
• Jon Gruden’s evens up Sunflower State swag-a-thon with gifts from Kansas Jayhawks
• Former KU point guard Jacque Vaughn remains strong candidate for assistant job
• Salvador Perez ends HR drought as KC Royals hammer Giants: What we learned in SF
• A frustrating Royals loss came with familiar story — and some broken sunglasses
• Bobby Witt Jr. graces cover of top MLB-licensed video game. Here’s where to find it
• New seafood spot coming from well-known KC restaurateurs. And that’s not all
• New Mediterranean bakery and restaurant opens in Kansas City
• Recent college graduate? These four financial tips will put you on a solid path
• Search continues for missing Overland Park woman after car found empty, police say