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July 11, 2019

• Retired Olympic gymnast promotes sport in KC, which hosts U.S. championships in August
• Hog wild: Semi-truck spills pig intestines across highway in downtown Kansas City
• Five things to know about KC Fringe Festival: venues, shows, tickets
• Missouri man maced cop and took a bullet in hopes of staying with beloved dogs, he says
• ‘She’s going down’: Pilot reported engine problems before fatal Missouri plane crash
• Recent UFO sightings will be topic of town hall meeting in Kansas City
• KCK market shooting was related to domestic disturbance; vigil planned for victims
• Indicted KC public works employees, accused of overtime fraud, appear in court
• If lawsuit destroys Obamacare, Missourians who lose coverage have Josh Hawley to thank
• No booster seat, no problem: Driver arrested for using a 30-pack of beer for toddler
• Nicole Galloway: Don’t let dark money buy influence in Jefferson City
• A 6-year-old ‘coach’ made a mound visit to give summer college league team a pep talk
• Delta gets roasted for responding seriously to man ‘sucked through toilet’ on plane
• Cause of death for man found on Kansas City sidewalk unknown; police suspect homicide
• What’s on my desk: Take a look inside Kansas Rep. Davids’ Wyandotte County office
• Thirty years ago, Bo Jackson hit an All-Star Game home run that captivated the nation
• Royals fans are excited that Bubba Starling will be joining the team
• ‘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
• ‘Atlanta gets cash, KC gets pig guts.’ The best reactions to pig intestines spill
• Murder, suicide suspected in deaths of two people at RV park in Liberty
• Overland Park committee approves no-bid purchase of police body cameras
• Man pleads guilty, sentenced to prison for 2004 killing in KC homeless camp
• Letters: Readers discuss mistreated Native Americans, goofy scientists and property tax
• Kansas City Council strikes deal on medical marijuana proximity to schools, churches
• Missouri Gov. Parson signs state contracting bill state auditor warned against
• ‘I can’t believe it’s real’: Family plans to close KCK market after owner’s killing
• Pro softball pitcher Paige Parker, a Truman High and OU product, is enjoying the pros
• 6 Kansas City workers indicted by federal grand jury for alleged $58K overtime fraud
• KCK police: Second market shooting victim, previously reported dead, is still alive
• SportsBeat KC podcast: A projected 53-man Chiefs roster, plus Patrick Mahomes on TV
• Projecting the Chiefs’ 53-man roster: Who makes the cut ... and who might not
• KCTV5 responds to criticism about releasing only a portion of Tyreek Hill recording
• Vendor hopes to deliver old Arrowhead seats to fans before end of Chiefs’ preseason
• Co-working company WeWork expands in Kansas City, adding a downtown location
• Isle of Capri, the KC riverfront casino Trump once tried to buy, may get new owner
• Kansas draws Chaminade in first round of Maui Invitational
• KU coach Self assembles former Jayhawks in Vegas: ‘We’re all part of a special thing’
• Royals set to call up former first-round pick Bubba Starling from Triple-A Omaha
• Royals’ Whit Merrifield made sure to take it all in as a first-time All-Star
• 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!
• Former Missouri star Kassius Robertson trying to break out in the NBA Summer League
• Missouri football lands another commitment in lineman Jalen St. John
• KC-area restaurant inspections: Multiple violations at KCK BBQ, a few spots in Lawrence