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July 31, 2018

• Jim Chappell sells restaurant filled with sports memorabilia, but ‘everything stays’
• Ex-Missouri cop sexually assaulted a child over ‘several years,’ authorities allege
• New ad taking aim at Sen. Claire McCaskill is beyond disgusting
• Teen charged with murder in Kansas City road rage shooting after fender bender
• ‘Massive vehicle fire’ ignites on I-35 at Pennway during rush hour
• Jackson County sheriff’s primary is canceled, and voters are left in the lurch
• Sheriff election canceled, so party insiders will pick candidates for November ballot
• Boy, 10, accidentally fires weapon at Johnson County summer camp for kids
• ‘The duck boat industry is in trouble’: Two lawsuits and a criminal investigation
• LeBron James’ new elementary school will help parents as well as the students
• Is immigration reform the most important issue in Kansas and Missouri campaigns? No
• Andy Spade pays tribute to wife Kate Spade with a Christmas tree in the desert
• ‘Not normal’: Bulk of campaign cash in race for Kansas governor comes from candidates
• Education is the key issue for all of us — in Kansas and throughout the nation
• KC teen to be tried as adult in shooting death of 15-year-old skateboarder
• Someone ‘tried to catch her.’ Iowa toddler fatally thrown from carnival ride in Mexico
• Odessa High graduate Brad Ziegler traded to Diamondbacks as history repeats itself
• Two injured after plane crashes in eastern Jackson County cornfield
• KC events Aug. 2-8: Royals vs. Cubs, Bob Saget, Hot Dog Festival, KC Golf Classic
• Craig O’Dear files 22,000 signatures to get on Senate ballot as independent
• Raytown man’s alleged sexual encounters — ‘about 50’ — with girl began when she was 7
• New Royal Ryan O’Hearn showed his raw power with these 3 homers at spring training
• A solution to the plight of Palestinian refugees
• Claire McCaskill files bill to boost duck boat safety while lawsuits keep rolling in
• Silver Alert issued in Kansas for missing 79-year-old woman with dementia
• Letters: Readers discuss Trump’s campaign manager, Jackson County jail and rental inspections
• On immigration, whatever side you’re on, so is Kansas Rep. Kevin Yoder
• MU Greek life could transform after proposed limits on parties, freshmen and alcohol
• Take a sniff of your dog’s paws. Smell like corn chips? Here’s why
• Bird, KC make it official: up to 500 electric scooters can land, city makes money, too
• Raiders’ Jon Gruden calls Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes ‘the real deal’
• Lee’s Summit police weekly crime report: July 23-29
• For Lee’s Summit Teacher of the Year, the classroom feels like home
• Lee’s Summit City Council hears tax abatement proposals from two businesses
• Chiefs Q&A: Will Smith-Schuster or Sammy Watkins have more receiving yards?
• Two Johnson County residents diagnosed with potentially fatal form of West Nile Virus
• Federal audit scrutinized Overland Park company over payments for Afghanistan work
• Northwest Missouri football team sees continuity as key to get back on top of MIAA
• Contrary to his claim, former MU player found responsible for two Title IX violations
• Shakeup at Kansas mental hospital includes employee with prior sexual misconduct
• Vote for best second baseman in Royals’ 50-season history as part of an all-time team
• KU point guard Charlie Moore arrives in New York for USA East Coast drills
• Restaurant news: Original Margarita’s is remodeling; Levee’s new owner; new NKC cafe
• These colorful plants are great replacements for struggling roses