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August 14, 2018

• Woman is killed in motorcycle crash in south Kansas City
• ‘Addiction to spending’ and a $21,000 theft cost Kansas college adviser his job
• After defeat of right to work, Missouri Democrats hope labor energy can flip seats
• Colyer’s lawyers tell Johnson County to count 153 discarded ballots in tight gov race
• A Leavenworth police officer was indicted by a grand jury. Will it lead to change?
• Johnson, Wyandotte and Leavenworth counties now under drought emergency
• Cheaper than ‘court costs and jail’: People are paying to break stuff in ‘rage rooms’
• Man with ‘913’ neck tattoo pleads guilty in 2017 carjacking outside Raytown school
• Royals reportedly ‘intrigued’ by former Cardinals manager Mike Matheny
• ‘Armed cruising’ causing concerns, Missouri cops say. Video shows people firing shots
• Different rules for counting ballots are a problem for Kansas voters
• For some families of murder victims, healing begins in a community circle
• Two Kansas City police officers receive award for saving man’s life at Arrowhead Stadium
• 816 Day is coming: Here are 5 ways to celebrate, from streetcar art to discounts
• Man ‘got out and started dancing’ during traffic stop, Missouri cops say. He faces DWI
• Suspect in custody in connection with fatal stabbing of Shawnee man
• 15 years in prison for man who brought gun to federal building, fought with guards
• Long lines, errors define Johnson County’s long, hot summer
• Airline suspends pilot over alleged threats to transgender student at Oklahoma school
• In this KC-area district, boys and girls will share gender-neutral restrooms
• Two in custody after hours-long standoff, KC police say
• Luke Hochevar announces retirement. Here are 8 unique stats from his Royals career
• Letters: Readers discuss political labels, switching to soccer and the Space Force
• Reds pitcher forgets to take ball out of his glove before throwing a pitch
• Serving justice includes taking a second look at past convictions
• ‘It’s a win’: Kansas chemist Syed Jamal no longer faces imminent deportation
• Kris Kobach continues to build his lead after Johnson County ballots tallied
• How long will Chiefs’ starters, Patrick Mahomes play Friday?
• Missouri governor on anthem protests: Doesn’t agree but NFL players have rights
• Former Chiefs player tours military bases around world following retirement
• Owl Prowl gives Lee’s Summit library audience a firsthand look at a majestic bird
• City of Lee’s Summit to buy Longview Recreation Center from community college
• Summit Technology Academy students refurbish donated computers for refugees
• Three Lee’s Summit high schools join teen mental health campaign You Be You
• Plans to turn Kenneth Smith property into 92-home neighborhood advance in Shawnee
• Vote for best left fielder in Royals’ 50-season history as part of an all-time team
• With advice from George Brett in hand, this Royals rookie fights to stay in majors
• Ryan O’Hearn homers, Brad Keller shines in Royals’ win over the Blue Jays
• Familiar pair tops U.S. News & World Report list of best hospitals in Kansas City
• Hurts Donut, serving 24 hours daily, expects fans to camp for Ward Parkway opening
• KC-area restaurant, grocery & brewery updates for August: What’s coming, open, closed
• Former KU guard Sam Cunliffe chooses Evansville as transfer destination
• Australia prep sensation Green includes Kansas on list of six schools
• KU’s McCormack grabs seven rebounds as Global Sports squad improves to 3-0
• Why Blue Springs’ Daniel Parker could play immediately for Mizzou at defensive end