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July 29, 2020

• Who wore it best? Our uniform-number countdown of all-time KC greatest arrives at 20-29
• What happens when someone gets COVID-19 at school? Here’s what districts are planning
• Michael Porter Jr. says coronavirus is being used ‘to control the masses of people’
• Student who attended Kearney High School graduation ceremony tests positive for COVID-19
• Topeka’s Rachel Stous takes Prairie Invitational golf title at Shadow Glen Golf Club
• GLVC postpones football, soccer and volleyball until spring semester in 2021
• Neighborhood president worries about community spread of COVID-19 after KCPD event
• With no fear and no worries, young Brady Singer poised to make difference for Royals
• US Attorney’s Office claims at least 50 arrests made in Kansas City federal operation
• Kohl’s joins growing list of retailers that will close on Thanksgiving Day
• Warnings in Kansas City area expire, but not before tornado reported near Smithville
• KCPS worker fired in student attendance scandal sues district for race discrimination
• At online ‘toast’, Truman Heartland will honor those who embody spirit of giving
• Meme comparing face masks and Nazi stars posted by Minnesota county GOP draws outrage
• What can Missouri learn from other states that have expanded Medicaid?
• Weeks after 3-year-old’s homicide, Kansas child services yet to release her records
• I-70 to close in Kansas City, Kansas, for demolition of bridge at Turner Diagonal
• ‘No thanks, I’ll take water.’ Social media responds to Budweiser’s alcohol-free beer
• Kansas City metro adds more than 600 new coronavirus cases for third time in one week
• Kris Kobach, Roger Marshall take their best shot ahead of Kansas GOP Senate primary
• Deep Background: Steve Watkins and Kansas Republicans’ definitive right turn
• Sheriff vs. former sheriff: The Star’s endorsement in Jackson County Democratic primary
• Take a look at the fan cutouts in the Kauffman Stadium seats for Royals games
• Missourians should vote no on expanding Medicaid with Amendment 2
• Garth Brooks, 7-time CMA Entertainer of the Year, no longer wants prestigious award
• Feds expand Operation LeGend, first launched in Kansas City, to 3 more Midwest cities
• Kneeling during the anthem? Americans’ opinions have shifted over the years, polls show
• President of 4 universities now also head of Mizzou. Faculty at other schools worry
• Letters: KC readers discuss info for voters, Mark Dupree and the Roman Empire’s history
• The Astros and Dodgers had the first socially-distanced bench-clearing incident
• Fishing report: Angling patterns remain consistent in steamy summer heat
• Thunderstorms return to Kansas City area as metro faces several days of heavy rain
• Rain, cooler temperatures to extend into weekend as Kansas City gets summer respite
• SportsBeat KC: Shopping across the Truman Complex parking lot with Patrick Mahomes
• Overland Park police amend shooting at moving vehicle policy years after teen’s death
• Rams coach Sean McVay on Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes: ‘You can’t help but root for him’
• Here is a closer look at a Ferrari 812 Superfast, which Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes bought
• Tornado reported near Smithville, Missouri, warning issued for Clay, Platte counties
• With COVID-19 swirling, Chiefs running back Damien Williams opts out of 2020 season
• Kansas City Chiefs agree to terms with former Seahawks free safety Tedric Thompson
• Sidewalk sale: Here’s how you can own decor from Tamara Day’s ‘Bargain Mansions’
• Former Mizzou Tigers defensive tackle Antar Thompson enters transfer portal
• MU Tigers football: Players, coaches relish returning to something closer to normalcy
• ‘It hurts’: Looking for local peaches? Spring freeze decimates some of KC area crop
• Former KU guard Chalmers contributes to NBA all-star team victory over WNBA squad
• KU Athletics reports no new positives in latest round of COVID-19 testing
• Nick Heath has jets for legs. And Royals manager Mike Matheny is eager to let ‘em rip
• Trevor Rosenthal had a historically bad 2019. How he’s fixed himself with the Royals
• Royals fall by a run to the Tigers despite big hit from Whit Merrifield
• KU Med, Children’s Mercy will lead regional effort for a COVID-19 vaccine trial
• Permit snafu temporarily closes Waldo restaurant. New owners say ‘the ball got dropped’