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July 11, 2017

• Letters: Readers discuss Russia, Sen. Jerry Moran’s town halls and Clay Chastain’s rail proposal
• Costs close in on $1 million to put Meyer Circle fountain back to work
• After sex toy shop robbery, Kansas City police seek help
• Car crashes into a ‘Fixer Upper’ home in Waco, revealing ongoing neighborhood drama
• 5-year-old shot in the leg at Lenexa hotel is expected to recover
• Leavenworth police report officer-involved shooting; one person killed
• At this doggie daycare, the big dogs don’t hold all the power
• Off to summer school, and a healthy lifestyle
• Ryan Ferguson, wrongfully convicted in Columbia death, wins $11 million
• Players with Lee’s Summit ties take part in Ban Johnson All-Star Game
• Bystanders stunned as white truck drives through live fireworks display in Belton
• Outlaws won’t dwell on Wood Bat tournament’s sloppy end
• Tavish Whiting is the VFW Missouri High School Teacher of the Year
• SCA students scope out medical careers at conference
• Junior scores a perfect ACT 36
• Vintage baseball game raises money for Historical Society of Lee’s Summit
• Lee’s Summit prepares for aging boomers
• Editorial: How a misguided petition could throw a wrench in the KCI debate
• Man fatally shot inside Swope Park shelter house is identified
• Surveillance video shows burglar stealing cash register from Westport Ice Cream Bakery
• Surveillance video shows car smash through Independence business
• Missouri Teen Pageant winner from Lee’s Summit West
• These 2017 grads have two years of college behind them
• Lee’s Summit police officers rally for detective fighting cancer
• KC police: Clint’s Comics 911 response took nearly 14 minutes
• KC organized labor collecting signatures, petitioning to put KCI vote on November ballot
• Area golf results for July 11
• Watch all of Mike Moustakas’ homers from the Derby
• Fox’s in-game interview at All-Star Game is a hit
• Summer lull? Volunteering builds character, brings joy
• Some classics, like KU football stadium and Target, are fine as is
• An enchanting addition to a garden wonderland
• The Sheridan at Overland Park opens
• Theatre in the Park, White Theatre invite you to be their guests
• Parking concerns with new courthouse and redevelopment mean the county must buy homes in Block 29
• Cold-storage plant gets cold shoulder from neighbors, but ultimately wins approval
• Humane Society targets animal cruelty
• Ban Johnson players enjoy all-star night on big-league field
• Sporting Kansas City summary for July 11
• My home is a millennial staging area
• Missouri victim’s daughter: CDC not doing enough to fight Bourbon virus
• Research College of Nursing appoints new president
• Memphis transfer Dedric Lawson enjoying ‘fun and competitive’ KU workouts
• KU coach Bill Self: ‘I’m sure there will be a time where Kansas and Missouri play again’
• West Bottoms eatery to offer brisket with white barbecue sauce, local greens with pork
• Locally owned Hogshead restaurant set to barrel into Country Club Plaza this fall
• Conde Nast says KC is known for barbecue, but it quietly owns a ‘gooier’ option, too
• Florida’s Jim McElwain not amused by stories about shark, bear
• Five SEC years in books, Missouri has held its own
• Mizzou’s Sophie Cunningham earns USA Basketball under-23 national team tryout
• NCAA bans leaping over line to block kicks, adds penalty for coaches entering field