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August 15, 2018

• Man charged with first-degree murder in fatal stabbing of Shawnee victim
• Man charged in theft of more than 60 weapons in Independence gun store burglary
• Motorcyclist killed in Interstate 49 wreck was Grandview woman
• Royals’ Adalberto Mondesi’s stat line was matched by only one player in MLB history
• White Sox player’s first career home run was caught by his uncle in the stands
• Royals fans say thank you to outfielder Terrance Gore as they bid him farewell
• Angry father beats man to death for trying to get in his daughter’s bathroom stall, cops say
• ‘I’m literally shaking.’ YouTube bans horror movie ad for being way too scary
• That weird-looking baseball bat at Royals games? We’re glad you axed
• Wrong-way driver is killed in wreck that closed Interstate 435 in Lenexa
• Death of man found at 17th and White in Kansas City is ruled a homicide
• Dexter the emotional support peacock has died, leaving a void ‘no one will ever fill’
• Kansas City police start investigation after man is fatally shot at 35th and Prospect
• President Trump, we’re not ‘enemies of the people.’ End your war on our free press
• Fishing report: Shallow topwater bass bite picking up in evenings at area lakes
• Political analyst: Race for Kansas governor is a toss-up after Kobach victory
• Potty over here, potty over there: Gender-neutral bathrooms in North K.C. schools
• This restaurant will put Oklahoma City ‘on the national dining map,’ Bon Appetit says
• Missouri company rejects woman because of ‘ghetto’ name. Email was hacked, owner says
• Letters: Readers discuss a ‘Blithe’ good time, immigrants’ isolation and dead JoCo voters
• Climate change means the last call of Missouri songbirds
• Life in prison for pair who kidnapped and killed a Kansas City man
• Sly James wants his pre-K tax on November ballot. KC school officials say not so fast
• Families fear the worst as Kansas City police investigate two bodies at Longview Lake
• After watching children play, woman decides: She could kill them in the Kansas River
• Kansas City, Kan., police investigate fatal shooting near 55th and Leavenworth Road
• There’s no reason not to support Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination
• Lenexa man, 29, killed in wrong-way crash on I-435 had parked on shoulder prior to wreck
• Ben Zobrist was ejected for telling umpire baseball needs an electronic strike zone
• Why Kansas City Public Library is asking voters for an increase in property tax levy
• KCK police identify woman killed in wreck speeding away from officers on Friday
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes was dazzling in Denver, and the buzz hasn’t let up since
• Former Missouri trooper in drowning case files lawsuit to get police license back
• Newcomer Kendall Fuller will be crucial element to Chiefs’ success on defense
• Chiefs broke a trend by drafting Patrick Mahomes, now hope he bucks another
• Robert Golden tweets he’s no longer with the Chiefs
• Chiefs’ McKenzie: It’s like learning football all over again
• Overland Park Lowe’s set to open at 95th and Metcalf
• 900 jobs open in Lenexa with interviews available next Wednesday
• This Mizzou linebacker wants to set an example for teammates, so he’s pursuing an MBA
• Johnson County nurses sue to overturn KS midwife law after losing hospital privileges
• Sal Perez homers twice, but Jorge López’s debut for the Royals ends in loss to Jays
• This is the version of Adalberto Mondesi the Royals have waited years to see
• Royals trade Terrance Gore, who terrorized opponents on the base paths, to Cubs
• KU freshman David McCormack scores 16 points, rips six rebounds in 114-71 victory
• These standouts could have left KU’s struggling football team. Here’s why they came back
• Justus Drugstore’s Smithville restaurant building is sold, owner looks to Northland