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August 1, 2017

• It’s a new beginning for Summit Christian Academy football
• Missouri historic tax credits confirmed for Kemper Arena redevelopment
• Bertoncin brings healthy perspective to new role
• Fire department’s improvements increase safety
• For a slice of true America, you can’t beat the price
• Lee’s Summit High student focused on military career
• Varsity cheerleaders qualify for state
• Lee’s Summit Police weekly crime report
• 7 back-to-school shopping tips to save you cash
• Editorial: How Gov. Eric Greitens’ last-minute appointment cast the deciding vote for Kansas City police chief
• Take a tour of Lenexa’s new civic campus, which moves downtown to the west
• Editorial: ‘Like a powder keg ready to explode’ — how bad will Kansas prisons get before officials take action?
• Congressman Yoder pushes for bill to expand child care tax benefits
• Outlaws’ season ends in Legion state tournament final
• Skating rink to slip into park soon
• Creatures mythical and real hide, flit and loom at Powell Gardens
• Toddler stops in her tracks when contractor finds her trudging through wet concrete
• Six-hour standoff ends with man surrendering to Kansas City police
• Developer seeks special sales tax to raze building
• Letters: Readers discuss Rep. Vickie Hartzler, Ted Nugent and Mike Moustakas
• What your view about Michael Vick reveals about you
• Olathe police investigate apparent murder-suicide Monday afternoon
• Second horse missing since Overland Park flood is found dead
• Kathy Griffin shaves her head in solidarity with her sister who has cancer
• Teacher in Kansas City wins $4.3M in lawsuit saying she was fired because she is white
• KC events Aug. 3-9: ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000’ Live; Festival of Butterflies
• Security guard brawled with fan during A’s game on Monday
• MLB Network analyst on the Royals: ‘This is a fun team to watch’
• Storytelling creeping toward extinction
• Infrastructure investments add to Lee’s Summit quality of life
• Chiefs add two wide receivers in flurry of roster moves
• Stingy? Here’s how to prep a dorm room
• Rockin’ to ‘Barn in the USA’ at the fair
• 20 years later, the magic continues
• Mission developers plan to construct apartment complex at Martway Street
• Web.com tournament has local, international flavor
• The Top 5 moments from Sporting Kansas City's first half of 2017
• How to make the most of your concert experience
• Chiefs rookie linebacker Ukeme Eligwe has opened some eyes early in camp
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, July 31
• Northwest Mo., Emporia State, Central Mo., Pittsburg State lead MIAA football poll
• Ralph Nader’s nonprofit wants to shut down heart attack study at St. Luke’s
• KU coach Bill Self’s first impression of Italy? ‘Unbelievable’
• KU’s David Beaty says dismissed receiver LaQuvionte Gonzalez is ‘not a bad person’
• Ask Rustin: A downtown baseball stadium, Alcides Escobar, the Royals’ remaining schedule
• Lee’s Summit Garozzo’s will shutter on New Year’s Day
• Menu debuts: What’s new at IHOP, McDonald’s and The Sundry
• Three Kansas restaurants cited for roach infestations
• Da’Ron Davis, O’shae Clark, three defensive linemen absent as Mizzou camp starts
• After a tire blowout, K-State band members play ‘Wabash Cannonball’ in a pickup