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July 31, 2019

• Missing 36-year-old woman has been located, Kansas City police say
• Reds outfielder Jesse Winker learned of his team’s trade from fans during game
• Five amazing photos (and two videos) from Tuesday’s Reds-Pirates brawl
• Three former Kansas City high school pitchers traded on MLB deadline day
• ‘Middle Easterns’ crack shows Independence councilman’s textbook racism
• Fishing report: Kansas lake levels are making significant progress toward normal
• More ways to get The Star: sports podcast, crime newsletter, smart speaker reports
• 10-year-old girl crashed mom’s SUV, got lost on the way to get food, KC police say
• Missouri sheriff’s office to hold news conference on Wisconsin brothers investigation
• As federal executions return, prosecutors seek death penalty for pair in KC killings
• Former Missouri public safety director abused state contracting process, audit says
• Mayor-elect Quinton Lucas to be inaugurated, celebrated in series of KC events
• Is debate star Marianne Williamson a kook or a voice of reason on ‘dark psychic force’?
• Lawrence developer found guilty of improperly disposing of asbestos
• Human remains found on Missouri farm during search for missing Wisconsin brothers
• Northwest Missouri State, Pitt State are returning to Arrowhead for Fall Classic
• Planned Parenthood sues Missouri over eight-week abortion ban
• This Johnson County neighborhood ranked one of the ‘hottest ZIP codes’ in nation
• Grabbing and pinching alleged in sexual harassment lawsuit at IHOP restaurant in KCK
• KCK schools bulldozed this middle school science teacher’s learning garden. But why?
• Twenty-six years ago, a Royals outfielder charged the opposing dugout looking to fight
• ‘Little impact’ on traffic hoped for as work starts on I-435 bridge at Missouri River
• Overland Park bank robbery under investigation Wednesday morning, FBI says
• Unified Government official resigns after guilty verdict in misdemeanor battery case
• Rounds of thunderstorms expected to bring heavy rains, flash flooding to KC area
• 10-year-old girl crashes SUV into electrical box in Kansas City, police say
• Payday loan mogul Scott Tucker’s possessions draw crowd — and money — at estate sale
• Odor, traffic and insects: Neighbors sue Missouri cattle feedlot near Powell Gardens
• Letters: Readers discuss Baltimore, carrying a gun and Shawnee Mission salaries
• Former K-State coach Bill Snyder visited Chiefs camp on Wednesday
• Wife of Wisconsin man missing in Missouri asks court to declare brothers dead
• What are those strange concrete things along KC’s Berkley Riverfront? A KCQ answered
• What’s your Westport story? KCQ on district’s evolution sends readers down memory lane
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Chiefs’ Andy Reid on Tremon Smith, plus Hall of Fame and more
• Breeland on collision that’s temporarily sidelined Tyreek Hill: ‘It’s just football’
• The Chiefs have moved cornerback Tremon Smith to running back ... and it might stick
• This quality makes Frank Clark the most important player on the Chiefs’ defense
• They’re the Chiefs heroes you need: Check out The Star’s new comic-book video series
• SportsBeat KC podcast: Hill’s injury scare, Spagnuolo stories and Brett Veach
• Hemp farming arrives in Kansas with great promise, ‘but you could lose everything’
• Rockhurst University to take over St. Luke’s nursing school after split with Research
• Former Royals catcher Martin Maldonado on the move again
• No last-minute dealings, but Royals were active well before MLB trade deadline
• Swept at home, Royals face familiar issue in Wednesday afternoon loss to Blue Jays
• Scott Barlow is humming right along out of the Royals’ bullpen this month. Here’s why
• Quiet night for Royals bats and short night for Mike Montgomery in loss to Blue Jays
• Roy Williams reflects on relationship with Max Falkenstien: ‘A kind soul.’
• What KU broadcaster Max Falkenstien meant to a generation of Jayhawks fans
• Chick-fil-A on State Line Road — KC’s ‘highest-volume’ location — to close for weeks
• New Crossroads spot brings ‘sushi-in-a-bowl concept’ to ‘the heart of Kansas City’