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July 10, 2019

• Retired Olympic gymnast promotes sport in KC, which hosts U.S. championships in August
• Severe thunderstorm watches, warnings issued for KC metro area as storms approach
• After triple shooting in KC, injured men tell police they didn’t see attacker
• Kansas City would have more deaths and injuries with repeal of motorcycle helmet law
• Blue Valley North’s Davis Cooper receives Kenneth Smith Award as KC’s top golfer
• Charges say KC woman got impatient with line at DMV, pulled gun and started shooting
• ‘Reflecting Motion’ sculpture at Union Station damaged by storm Wednesday
• Man shot during robbery at Raytown smoke shop
• U.S. Soccer president botches star Megan Rapinoe’s name at Wednesday’s celebration
• KC homicide detective investigating why veteran died after VA police confrontation
• Did you lose power? More than 21,000 in Kansas City area did as storm blew through
• Surveillance video shows fatal shooting near south KC church; investigation continues
• A Missouri judge just gave the OK for more secrecy, corruption in state government
• From beyond the political grave, former Gov. Eric Greitens is still hurting Missouri
• Big Bird comes home: KCK native on his ‘dream job’ as beloved Sesame Street character
• Fishing report: Stripers on Norfork Lake have been hitting well recently
• Hawley bill to prevent police suicides heads to Trump’s desk after House passage
• U.S. House passes green card change championed by widow of Olathe hate crime victim
• Two shot, suspect in custody after KCK police shootout
• ‘Horrific event’: Owner of KCK market is one of two found shot; suspect arrested
• ‘Greatest person in the world’: Owner of KCK market slain, woman shot, at store
• Juvenile on bicycle struck by SUV in east Kansas City, police say
• Duck boat owner reaches settlements over Branson disaster that killed 17 last summer
• ‘It has been an honor’: KCK Police Chief Terry Zeigler announces plan to retire
• Overland Park committee approves no-bid purchase of police body cameras
• Man pleads guilty, sentenced to prison for 2004 killing in KC homeless camp
• KC Mayor-elect Quinton Lucas is missing crucial council votes. Is this a bad sign?
• Self-proclaimed ‘hit man’ charged in east KC fatal shooting outside of McDonald’s
• Kansas trooper in chase went ‘too fast’ through red light in crash that hurt kids
• Parson signs GM tax incentives, but $1 billion investment in Missouri plant not final
• MU claims recovery from racial protests, boasting another record fundraising year
• ‘Gut-wrenching’ evidence described in trial of KC man accused of killing his daughter
• Ghosted by Bernie: Sanders’ fireworks fizzle on an Iowa Fourth
• ‘Still breathing’: 12 years later, triple-amputee Iraq war vet comes home to Olathe
• Dogs are getting high from eating human poop laced with marijuana, experts say
• State of Missouri’s resolution on Chiefs is met with puzzlement
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes will fulfill promise by taking his mother to the ESPYs
• Yes, an amusement park electrified Kansas City’s Brush Creek in 1900s. A KCQ answered
• KCTV5 responds to criticism about releasing only a portion of Tyreek Hill recording
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes takes home one of two ESPY awards for which he was nominated
• Feds: JoCo chiropractor brothers cheated Medicare. They’re handing over $350,000
• Concern over giveaway price for Indian Springs Mall site holds up latest project plan
• MLB’s Manfred, MLBPA’s Clark discuss baseballs, labor issues, marketing the players
• Watch highlights of 22-year-old Bill Self’s Senior Night game against KU
• Former KU star Frank Mason discusses being waived by the Kings, finding a new team
• Braun fitting in well during summer session at KU: ‘He really wants to learn’
• Kangaroos’ hoop recruiting class grows by two
• Tom French homes offer quality and craftsmanship, plus summer specials
• Forest View boasts vivacious community, tranquil sights
• Loch Lloyd new lot release nears
• Limited number of villas remain at Benson Place Village
• With Archway Homes, Selling Your House “As Is” Never Felt So Good!”
• Move-in ready, maintenance-provided homes offer more time for sun and fun
• Basehor, KS - Small Town Charm…just west of The Legends!
• Thou Mayest coffee returns to the Crossroads with a new concept — and more to come
• Comings and goings at Crown Center: Italian restaurant closing, BBQ & coffee moving in