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June 27, 2019

• This Lenexa native has now run marathons in all 50 states — before turning 50
• Radio host St. John offers passionate defense of WHB as Kietzman remains suspended
• ‘Reverse Midas touch’: Kobach’s influence leads Trump to court loss in citizenship case
• Former Kansas City Chiefs player joins 2020 Senate campaign in Kansas
• As Missouri prepares for medical marijuana, KC moves to set rules, protect schools
• To protect state contracting process, Missouri auditor urges governor to reject bill
• 11-year-old child who was reported missing has been located, KC police say
• With its dirt track under water all season, KCK speedway hopes for at least one race
• Kansas City bus service should be free for everyone. In the future, it could be
• 1 injured after shooting in northwest KCK neighborhood, police say
• Motorcyclist critically injured after striking SUV on Interstate 49, police say
• KC grand jury: Men took $346M in contracts meant for minorities and disabled vets
• Cookie Monster sang ‘Take Me Out To The Ball Game’ at the Cubs game
• 54-year-old woman shot to death inside home near Greenwood in rural Jackson County
• Letters: Readers discuss elders’ duties, USDA relocation and black learners’ needs
• Burglars stole 1,400 cellphones from stores in five Midwest states, feds say
• Semi dumps load of Hot Pockets along Missouri road, but you can’t have them, cops say
• Google Maps detour strands dozens of airport-bound Denver drivers in a muddy field
• A kitten survived for days trapped in a shipping container while two others died
• Deer spotted with ‘rare batch of triplets’ — and one was albino, Montana officials say
• Cost from river flooding already tops $1 billion. And that’s just for levee damage
• Letters: Readers discuss unneeded reparations, warring Democrats and classy Quinton Lucas
• Fourth Friday art walk includes pet portrait artist, music, yoga
• Man charged in KC cave complex threat has long criminal history in Johnson County
• Golf club in Scotland invites women to join for first time in 275-year history
• Two-year-old girl who was hit by foul ball in Houston is still receiving medical care
• KU men’s basketball/football coaching duo ranked as one of nation’s best
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce will help take on ‘the world’ at MLB All-Star Game softball game
• Here’s your mega guide to July 4 celebrations, fireworks in Kansas City area
• Chiefs rookie Mecole Hardman is more than a football player to special needs community
• NFL meets with Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill and his legal team for eight hours in Kansas City
• Amid merger talks, Sprint says campus upgrades show commitment to KC
• Olathe’s Garmin enters new market with line of luxury watches that start at $1,500
• Royals’ Nicky Lopez is just starting to get his bearings in the big leagues
• Do you have to bunt to win the World Series, like Alex Rodriguez says?
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Royals talk, on Dozier, pitching and (Triple-A) All-Star Bubba
• How Royals pitching prospect Kris Bubic finally mastered his curveball
• Blue-chip guard Thompson visiting KU; Grimes chooses Houston as transfer destination
• Jayhawks Q&A: Potential leaders, football expectations and should KU model Kentucky?
• Westport liquor store ready to relocate and expand with spot that spans three lots
• Coming into some money? Be wise with it
• From free to low-cost, these options will ensure the Fourth is a blast
• Move-in ready, maintenance-provided villas available in Northland lifestyle community
• KC Property Group has made it easy to sell your house
• Oak Run features distinctive homes in serene and peaceful setting
• Basehor, KS - Small Town Charm…just west of The Legends!
• Loch Lloyd to debut new lots
• New phase provides new opportunities to experience Creekmoor’s resort lifestyle with homesites for the mid $60s
• Build a personalized home just minutes from downtown Lee’s Summit
• Start enjoying a lock-and-leave lifestyle with golf course views now.
• Video shows snake on moving truck get flicked by a Kansas driver’s windshield wipers