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August 7, 2018

• KC’s Negro Leagues Museum sees global ‘outpouring of love’ after $500K vandalism
• Missouri legislature results: Senate candidate benefits from dark money
• Frank White coasts to victory along with other incumbents in Jackson County races
• Kansas City, Kan., voters easily renew public safety and neighborhood sales tax
• HGTV outbids Lance Bass, buys Brady Bunch house. Now fans want him to host the makeover
• ‘Upset’ KC man told he couldn’t vote while wearing his MAGA hat. But he actually can
• Hell’s Kitchen has stabled its flaming Rum Donkeys after patrons got burned in Vegas
• Hail kills animals and bloodies guests as glass flies like shrapnel at Colorado zoo
• $5.75 million judgment against accused killer of attorney Tom Pickert upheld
• He assaulted men at a bar because he ‘does not let gay stuff go on,’ Missouri sheriff says
• NTSB preliminary report: Duck boat sank in 15 feet of water on Table Rock Lake
• He traveled to KC for sex with 13-year-old. The FBI was waiting
• Kansas City-area police departments have fun with their own lip sync challenge videos
• Voting machine issues unacceptable in Johnson County
• ‘I have felt so loved.’ ESPN’s Holly Rowe celebrates last day of chemotherapy
• The Star’s endorsements for Kansas in Tuesday’s primary elections
• Kansas City police fatally shoot man during disturbance at Northland home
• The Star’s endorsements for Missouri in Tuesday’s primary elections
• Police identify 26-year-old woman fatally shot in south Kansas City
• Why Donald Trump will loom large in Kansas and Missouri midterm elections
• Kansans know who Greg Orman is. Now, he must tell them what he would do as governor
• KC events Aug. 9-15: Chiefs, Royals vs. Cardinals, ‘American Idol’ Live, Rock the Block
• Johnson County’s late tally delays decision on opponent for Yoder
• Hours before allegedly killing child, mom left mental institution, stole car, dad says
• Incumbents ward off challengers in these Kansas House primaries
• Scott Schwab of Olathe wins Republican vote to replace Kobach as secretary of state
• ‘Healthy Homes’ measure for inspecting rental properties in Kansas City passes
• Voters deciding whether Missouri will be right-to-work state
• Raytown voters reject three tax increases; Blue Springs school bond passes
• Attorney, Air Force vet Sandra McDowell wins Republican primary for Missouri auditor
• Voters cite problems with registration, ballot at Kansas City polls
• Conservative women in Missouri support Kavanaugh. Will McCaskill listen?
• Letters: Readers discuss Sam Graves’s inaction, health insurance and what makes a Christian
• Police identify 75-year-old man struck and killed by vehicle Saturday in Gladstone
• Woman killed Sunday near 107th and Greenwood Road died from gunfire, police say
• Workers’ champion, guardian of children slain in KC’s rash of shootings
• JoCo voters find early problems at the polls; election chief says issues mostly resolved
• Missouri voters give unions a victory by strongly rejecting right-to-work law
• Austins killer gets three life sentences for targeting men he thought were Iranian
• Five reasons (plus one) to watch the Chiefs’ preseason opener vs. Houston
• Chiefs waive center Jack Allen, claim offensive guard
• Chiefs’ camp report: Sorensen hurts knee, new offensive coordinator tries on a headset
• The Mane Event: Mahomes and his ‘do ready for preseason debut
• Lee’s Summit Air Force Junior Reserve cadets earn pilot licenses in summer program
• Lee’s Summit police weekly crime report: July 30-Aug. 5
• Report: Chiefs safety Sorensen to miss time with leg injury
• Liberda family is back with Waldo Thai Place
• ‘The growth curve has been really steep:’ How MU’s Emanuel Hall became more versatile
• Mizzou football is switching sidelines for the first time in almost two decades
• Mike Montgomery, former KC first-round pick, holds Royals to 5 hits in loss to Cubs