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July 19, 2018

• KCI developer, unions cross major hurdle on strikes, non-union bids
• ‘You don’t touch me!’ Waitress seen on video throwing around man who groped her rear
• Sheriff let girlfriend act as deputy before hiring her, and she ran amok, Missouri Highway Patrol alleges
• Here’s how to watch Tech N9ne live right now
• Sewage puts parts of Lake Waukomis off limits to swimmers, fishers
• Texas Rangers purchase contract of T-Bones player at assisted-living facility
• Dogs rescued from Korean meat farm available in KC to adopt
• Danica Patrick, Aaron Rodgers starred in satire of ‘I, Tonya’ at ESPYs
• Here is 911 call, bodycam footage after police called to pickup basketball game
• Letters: Readers discuss Trump’s Helsinki performance, KanCare and Frank White’s debt
• Kansas City police arrest Westport carjacking suspect after chase into Kansas
• Cleveland Browns’ version of ‘The Office’ may upset Steelers fans
• Parolee gave a ‘fictitious’ name, shot at trooper during traffic stop, Missouri Highway Patrol says
• Family lived in house while starving teen ate twigs and grass in the barn, prosecutor says
• Sen. Barbara Bollier has independent thoughts. Fellow Republicans say that’s a problem
• Missouri Republican mega-donor threatens to sue Democrats who are criticizing him
• A hungry heart, 12 cents and Vietnam have changed Mike Alden’s life
• Barstow, KC’s oldest co-ed private school, is moving into Leawood
• The ‘Brady Bunch’ house is for sale. It has ’70s wallpaper and ... how many bedrooms?
• 5 charged in spree of armed robberies that ended with fatal shooting at gas station
• Ahead of Kansas trip, Bernie Sanders rejects ‘radical’ label and jabs Koch family
• Missing woman was last seen in the metro area more than two weeks ago: KCK police
• Facing criticism from lawmakers, Gov. Parson explains his budget vetoes
• Gov. Parson’s foolish, penny-pinching veto will put stroke, heart attack patients at risk
• Man who allegedly stabbed Overland Park 7-Eleven clerk charged
• This is why Tiger Woods is wearing KT Tape on his neck at British Open
• Referee tired of parents screaming at him tries different tactic: Public shaming
• Parkville home that has a mini Allen Fieldhouse court is being sold
• Cass County creates family court division with grant funding
• Rotary Club of Harrisonville celebrates year of philanthropy at awards dinner
• The Kansas City Chiefs start training camp Sunday. Here's what to look for
• In latest injury, Bubba Starling stumbles out of bed and dislocates finger, Royals say
• Royals’ Jason Adam, BV Northwest grad, hopes this key development helps him stick around
• Manny Machado is off the board. Now it’s the Royals’ turn to trade Mike Moustakas.
• Missouri lawmakers blast ‘bungled’ roll-out of controversial Medicaid amendment
• KC addiction recovery program lets moms bring kids. It also has a 3- to 6-month wait
• St. Louis cult favorite coming to KC with slow-roasted beef & 25-cent mini cones
• New to the Plaza: creamy gelato in flavors like unicorn and Florida coconut
• Perry Ellis to play in Germany while keeping NBA dream alive: ‘There are different paths’
• KU’s Moore, McCormack to play for college all-star teams in August
• This previous KU weakness should be the team’s greatest defensive strength in 2018-19
• Former KU forward Perry Ellis to play for team in Germany this season
• This week in Mizzou recruiting: A Liddell/McKinney package deal and Night at the Zou
• After another back surgery, MPJ’s father says he could be healthy for this NBA season
• Mizzou’s Beckner has added muscle, dropped McDonald’s and become a better teammate
• Think twice before you reach for the pesticides