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July 3, 2020

• Uniform, logo mockups for five alternate nicknames for Washington’s NFL team
• Does narrow victory in Oklahoma set stage for Missouri Medicaid expansion vote?
• Kansas City mayor asks Missouri Gov. Parson for special session on violent crime
• Jackson County Prosecutor Baker steps back from Missouri Democratic Party duties
• ‘Heartbroken and disgusted:’ Lucas condemns violence in KC after two police are shot
• Accused shooter of KC bus driver and officer was seen stealing man’s wallet: charges
• National Weather Service issues severe thunderstorm warning in KC area, warns of hail
• KCPD officer hospitalized after shooting is ‘on the right path,’ chief says
• ACLU says ‘failure to obey’ arrests in Kansas City protests were unconstitutional
• Suspect who shot and critically injured KCPD officer is identified as Grandview man
• Man shocked 50 times by a Taser dies — Oklahoma cops face murder charges, officials say
• Temperatures in the 80s heading into July Fourth weekend, with slight chances of rain
• Woman shot while riding in off-duty Raytown police officer’s car early on Friday
• Police: Pedestrian killed walking on I-635 in Kansas City, Kansas, Friday morning
• High temperatures, low rain chance expected for Fourth of July weekend in KC
• Rural southwest Missouri to see surge in holiday tourists during COVID-19 spike there
• Jeff City native Maya Moore’s quest, social conscience make her first hoops club proud
• Letters: KC readers discuss stolen signs, Robert E. Lee and renaming the Plaza fountain
• Police investigate homicide at KC gas station, the city’s fifth homicide in two days
• Do you see a mountain lion in this photo, poised to kill? Most people can’t find it
• Royals, minus Salvy and his asymptomatic case, return with healthy respect for COVID-19
• ‘A season of lawlessness’ KC reports 102 homicides in 6 months. These are the victims
• Honor democracy on July 4, but celebrate all Americans’ independence on Election Day
• ‘It can happen to anyone’: Lee’s Summit mayor announces he has coronavirus
• Overland Park council members seek inquiry into $70K paid to officer after killing
• With 101 homicides in 2020, Kansas City on pace for deadliest year ever
• New coronavirus cases in KC metro surpass 400 as the total figure nears 9,000
• When it comes to underrated players on NFL rosters, the Chiefs have three good ones
• Chiefs’ Frank Clark to pay for funeral of LeGend Taliferro
• Before retiring, answer a few important questions. For instance, what makes you happy?
• The Royals hit the ground running in revamped spring training at Kauffman Stadium
• Royals’ Rusty Kuntz will take on a different role this season due to COVID-19 concerns
• KU football halts workouts, issues self-quarantine after 12 test positive for COVID-19
• Whoever is Mizzou football’s quarterback, Tigers will feature stout running backs