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August 3, 2018

• 55-year-old motorcyclist dead after I-470 crash, Missouri Highway Patrol says
• Web.com Tour arrives in town for weekend golf tournament
• KC shooting kills one, critically injures another on Thursday. Police seek suspect
• Thanks for coming to Kansas City, Gov. Parson. Now, let’s get to work
• Prosecutors seek death sentence in Overland Park woman’s rape and murder case
• Here lie Abraham Lincoln’s long-forgotten loves: Where to find them in the KC area
• Man shot in chest at Grandview home, police say. Another man taken into custody
• Three taken into custody after exchanging gunfire with KC officers, police say
• Letters: Readers discuss excellent KCPD work, Kobach criticism and City Hall prayer
• Longtime host at 96.5 The Buzz alternative radio station is out
• Emails related to Kobach-led voting commission show ‘pre-ordained outcome,’ Dem says
• Chinese man was ‘invincible’ to his kids. In KC he’s shot steps from them, wife says
• 17 shot in 2 days in KC. Police say no trend, ask for help
• Sharice Davids is Kansas Democrats’ best choice for Congress in the 3rd District
• Bach Aria Soloists aim high in season of elegant offerings
• Chris Rock, Kansas City and the mafia: ‘Fargo’ fourth season will be set in 1950 KC
• KC police release victim’s name in Thursday fatal shooting
• Man sentenced for murder in 2017 crash that killed his two sons, aged 6 and 10
• Vote yes for ‘Healthy Homes’ inspections in K.C., Question 1 on Aug. 7 ballot
• Amend Kansas’ constitution to uphold the rule of law
• Congressional candidate Tyson rips rival Watkins over false tax claim in PAC ad
• Why would Wyandotte County police officials oppose a conviction integrity unit?
• Josh Svaty isn’t running from farm life. He’s running on it, for Kansas governor
• 84-year-old Independence woman dies after vehicle crash on Little Blue Parkway
• Ludacris bought her groceries - and taught her the ‘currency’ of kindness, woman says
• Why the Chiefs added Damien Williams to a seemingly strong running backs group
• In Lee’s Summit, be on the lookout for orange cones with roadwork underway
• Raymore boosts pedestrian safety with help from AARP grant
• Belton Teacher of the Year makes every student feel special
• From K-State to the Chiefs, this receiver’s transformed life is an NFL feel-good story
• With Chiefs’ Eric Berry back, his replacement at safety is back to being his partner
• Would playoff helmet hit on Chiefs’ Kelce now be outlawed?
• FYI Book Club readers moved and inspired by stories of LGBT activists in Kansas
• Some of your favorite Royals play ‘name that tune’ with walk-up songs
• Kansas medical board suspends license of chiropractor accused of molesting patient
• Which KC hospitals fared best on new sepsis scores? These five for-profit facilities
• From Nordstrom to restaurants, the Plaza’s plan to survive ‘retail apocalypse’
• Crossroads updates: L.A.-based wellness spa, bagel shop, a place to throw axes
• Coming to the Plaza: expanded apparel store with room for yoga classes
• Former KU guard Sam Cunliffe lists six possible transfer destinations
• NBA free agent Cole Aldrich says he has, “three, four, five years left playing”
• Barry Odom is making this change to Mizzou practices to avoid another slow start
• Mizzou lands Kirkwood wide receiver as Barry Odom continues in-state recruiting surge
• This week in Mizzou recruiting: Martez Manuel, Marcus Washington, E.J. Liddell and more
• The Villas of Leabrooke Town Manor Offer Lock and Leave Lifestyle in Leawood
• Staley Hills Villas offers freedom of maintenance-provided living in the Northland with luxury style
• Rodrock Development’s Stonebridge shines in summer
• With Archway Homes, Selling Your House “As Is” Never Felt So Good!”
• Homeowners find everything they need in Olathe: ‘It worked out perfectly’
• Two rescued from car submerged in Kansas River near Lawrence, more may be involved