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August 18, 2014

• Eyewitness: The Star’s Jill Toyoshiba sheds light on her work as a photographer
• No arrest warrant being issued for Texas Gov. Perry
• Semitrailer crash temporary closes ramp to I-70 in KCK
• Brownback discusses efforts to fight federal laws
• How Royals could manage 40-man roster to make room for Christian Binford, Brandon Finnegan
• Lorenzo Cain sits out again as Royals finish series with Twins
• Chiefs’ Jamaal Charles bruised foot while moving out of dorm at Missouri Western
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid says Eric Fisher is “battling” his way back from injury
• A dozen things you may not have known about the Chiefs’ game Sunday
• Video: In preseason loss to Panthers, the Chiefs see life without Jamaal Charles
• McDonald’s confronts its junk food image
• Sporting KC opens CONCACAF Champions League schedule Tuesday with trip to Nicaragua
• Kansas City area readers express views on liberals, voting, guns
• Ignore Sam Brownback’s misleading hype about jobs
• Governor makes right call to quell unrest in Ferguson
• ‘Ice Bucket Challenge’ heats up fundraising for ALS Association
• Kansas City police schedule open houses at patrol stations
• Man shot by KCK police out of hospital
• Suspicious package prompts downtown street closings
• ‘Outside agitators’ worsening unrest in Ferguson, Mo., residents say
• Two lawsuits arising from fatal KCK party bus crash are settled
• Kansas, Missouri are cheap places to live. Why don’t more people move here?
• Peter Kinder rips Jay Nixon on Ferguson crisis
• It’s Ferguson 24-7 in Missouri
• Candidates, officeholders on the trail
• Joco commission backtracks on property tax increase
• Let’s keep our kids safe as school resumes
• Emily Parnell: There’s no better time than now for a frank discussion about suicide
• Fishing Tournament Trail for Aug. 19
• KC’s dog days of summer to arrive by week’s end
• Two killed in head-on Leavenworth County wreck
• Guide to developments in the Ferguson, Mo., police shooting
• Lawyer: Autopsy shows unarmed teen repeatedly shot
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon sends National Guard to Ferguson
• Grand jury may start soon in Ferguson, Mo., shooting
• Obama sending attorney general Holder to Ferguson
• Former Vermont Sen. James Jeffords dies at 80
• Woman climbs into zoo’s giraffe pen, gets kicked in the face
• Alabama hunters haul in 1,000-pound alligator
• Keith Chrostowski: Sprint’s biggest challenge: Unsticking users from Verizon and AT&T
• Kauffman Foundation fellow’s book take novel approach to startup advice
• Energy-efficient appliance prices trap low-income residents in cycle of high bills
• MRIGLobal: An institute on the edge
• Midwest Research Institute, now MRIGlobal, has been making its mark for 70 years
• Overland Park Regional celebrates $110 million expansion
• Sprint parent selling first bonds after failed T-Mobile bid
• Gasoline prices continue to drop
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Aug. 18
• Sprint cancels Framily, rolls out new data pricing plan
• Online data breach affects employees of Children’s Mercy Hospital
• Erik Kratz homers twice as Royals down Twins, 6-4; Salvador Perez exits with knee pain
• Replay: Tweets from Monday’s Royals-Twins game
• Billy Butler believes Royals’ success will continue as season progresses
• Replay: Royals Q&A with The Star’s Andy McCullough
• Are my lilac bushes dying?
• Kansas man accidentally shot in the backside in his backyard
• 2014 Kansas City-area college football schedules
• Northwest Missouri is preseason No. 1 in Division II football poll
• Missouri training camp practices heat up
• MU’s Lucas Vincent ready to be a beast on Tigers’ defensive line
• Foo’s future in Brookside in doubt