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August 17, 2018

• After Pennsylvania sex abuse report, is it too late to save the Catholic Church?
• Bishop Carroll introduces new logos ahead of 2018-19 school year
• Neither rain nor sleet nor slithering serpent: Mail carrier gets big surprise in O.P.
• Ethics commission says Greitens campaign broke the law. Prosecutor won’t file charges
• Mayor Sly James fumbled on pre-K plan with my-way-or-the-highway approach. Now what?
• 41-year-old woman shot to death on I-470 ramp, KC police say
• Overland Park man, 59, accused of child rape
• NFL’s increased awareness of head injuries felt in high school game, too
• 45 animals rescued from ‘deplorable’ conditions in suspected Kansas dogfighting ring
• ‘It kind of worked.’ Cops dressed mannequins in police uniforms to slow down drivers
• KC man shot woman after judge forbade him from having guns. State law prevents charges.
• Independence man who killed wife while children hid gets life in prison
• ‘Joker’ joins his dad ‘Peckerwood’ in pleading guilty to kidnap and torture
• French fry fight: Regular cut or crinkle? Livid diners hate Maine restaurant’s change
• Rangers turned a triple play that hadn’t been done in the majors since 1912
• $10,000 reward offered in theft of ‘numerous’ guns from Cass County pawn shop
• ‘Urgent repairs’ to close westbound I-70 lanes at Manchester this weekend
• Beaker, is that you up there? NASA image has people meeping about a Martian Muppet
• It took hundreds of needles, 4 years to have baby. Moms’ inspiring photo shows payoff
• After a long night, Royals’ Salvador Perez was only up for a mini Salvy Splash
• Mighty outdoorsman felled by a small can of bear repellant
• Try these three free apps to help you keep track of your spending
• Did you know that Kansas City Zoo has a secret rhino?
• Letters: Readers discuss The Star getting it wrong on the press, John Brennan and payday loans
• KC spent $100,000 to counter NAACP advisory. But are African Americans any safer here?
• The Star earns national Pulliam First Amendment Award for government secrecy project
• Man who tried to save passengers of sunken duck boat says he’s suffered, files suit
• Sprint compensates family subjected to racist texts due to employee’s error
• A diss? Proper geography? Falcons had a strange message about KC on stadium boards
• At long last, Chiefs great Johnny Robinson on verge of Hall of Fame
• ‘We’re going to step back’: Sly James delays pre-K tax plan after schools’ concerns
• Chiefs cornerback Steven Nelson: ‘I feel like this is my time’
• The FDA approved a cannabis-based medicine. Here’s who will benefit — and who won’t.
• The search for Mizzou’s next backup QB could end with ... last season’s backup QB
• This week in Mizzou recruiting: A Q&A with E.J. Liddell, Malik Hall to cut list
• Royals manager Ned Yost: The young guys will play in season’s final six weeks
• Worth the wait: Royals cruise in Sparkman’s first start after two-hour delay
• Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, No. 9 player in Class of 2019, cuts list to five, includes KU
• KU’s David McCormack completes 6-0 trip: ‘He embraced his temporary teammates’
• Darol Rodrock publishes life story to benefit Foundation
• Summer Savings and Exciting Changes at Covington Court twin villas
• Cropland USA launches with seminar for farmland investors
• ‘They think of everything:’ Homeowners find ‘everything we want’ in Lenexa
• Experience award-winning homes, resort-style living in Johnson County
• With Archway Homes, Selling Your House “As Is” Never Felt So Good!”
• Kansas, Kansas City restaurant & grocery store health inspections for Aug. 20
• South KC OfficeMax relocating to Leawood. Could Tesla take its place?