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June 29, 2018

• Joel Tucker indicted in fake payday loan scheme, accused of lying to bankruptcy judge
• Study: KC's job accessibility by transit growing faster than in San Francisco, Austin
• Truck driver killed on Northland highway when semi pushes KC police vehicle into him
• Triple shooting in Independence injures two adults and a 7-year-old. Shooter at large
• Letters: Readers discuss truth from leaders, the Bible’s guidance and Chiefs jerseys
• Shot fired near Yoder's Overland Park home. Thrown hammer lands in his driveway
• $100K worth of musical equipment stolen in JoCo belongs to band with 4th of July gig
• Chris Bosio says he was fired by Tigers for nickname for former Royals minor leaguer
• 'Time for us to take it back': Clay Co. citizens give petitions to Missouri auditor
• KC event will join nationwide protests against separation of families at the border
• Sparklers are hot enough to bake a cake and most dangerous firework, safety experts warn
• Elon Musk accused of stealing farting unicorn artwork after artist raises a stink
• Russia-bound Sen. Moran plans to tell Putin that election interference ‘unacceptable’
• Changes at Spectrum Sports cloud future of KC's all-sports cable station
• Summit Slam brews up a storm of tennis
• 'You can kill anyone you want': Missouri trooper in drowning case deserves to be fired
• Poor and need a lawyer in Missouri? The public defender system is failing its clients
• New WWI museum exhibit looks at the American Jewish experience in the war
• She's an elected KCK school board member. Why is Wanda Paige on the district payroll?
• 8-foot alligator caught outside Walmart was making a midnight run, Texas cops say
• Dark-money groups that helped elect Eric Greitens now facing FEC complaint
• New Union Station exhibit has life-sized moving dinosaurs and bones you can touch
• Truck crashes into Walmart and keeps going, video shows. Driver has been charged, Texas cops say
• University of Central Missouri president leaving for Ohio
• Watch Paul Rudd and Stephen Colbert gush about Kansas City
• Town tried to protect old bridge with a landmark status. Then this truck came along
• Son of Tommy 'The Duke' Morrison continuing boxing career on Saturday evening
• Shawnee Mission leader targeted in ACLU free-speech suit leaves for new KC charter
• Kay Barnes’ ‘enormous impact’ on KC honored at her ballroom dedication
• These are the 'Turn Ahead The Clock' uniforms the Royals will wear Saturday
• Parson signs budget that blocks funding to Missouri Planned Parenthood clinics
• From guns to abortion, Hawley and McCaskill should debate Supreme Court issues
• Seven Kansas soccer players make scholar All-America teams, including three from KC area
• KCK school board picked an outsider to be superintendent. Now let’s give him a chance
• Kansas Democrat Josh Svaty can't hedge on abortion after Justice Kennedy's retirement
• Former Johnson County music teacher gets jail time, probation for sex with student
• Judge appoints special prosecutor for probe of investigator in Greitens case
• Cerner settles another lawsuit that claimed it failed to pay employees overtime
• Partnership that began in KC 35 years ago yields first treatment for kidney disease
• Homers again do in Ian Kennedy and the Royals as they lose to Mariners
• Vick to return to KU for senior season: 'The minutes will work themselves out'
• How KU basketball won the scheduling game ... again
• KU's Bill Self on Jayhawks' nonconference schedule: 'It's going to be tough'
• What K.J. Lawson hopes to bring to KU basketball in 2018-19
• New to Leawood: Donut shop where you can top doughnuts with bacon, ice cream, more
• Northgate Village offers easy transition from renting to homeownership
• Kansas City Realtors® Visit Nation’s Capital to Advocate Policy Issues Affecting Homeownership, Commercial Real Estate
• With Archway Homes, “Selling Your House ‘As Is’ Never Felt So Good!"
• New clubhouse opening soon in Lenexa golf community