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August 19, 2020

• Want to keep Kansas teen Democrat who admitted to revenge porn out of office? Here’s how
• Chiefs may be the champs, but allowing fans at Arrowhead amid COVID is a losing plan
• Reality TV star pays exotic dancer in murder-for-hire of nephew in Missouri, feds say
• What does COVID-19 mean to KC’s airport and city budget? Listen to Deep Background
• Will the Democrats’ virtual convention energize voters? A Missouri delegate weighs in
• Douglas County DA won’t file charges against officers who shot, killed murder suspect
• New DOJ statistics list firearm, drug offenses among federal Operation LeGend charges
• Schlitterbahn’s Jeff Henry wants to avoid prison in Johnson County drug, sex case
• As schools debate COVID-19 action plans, Kansas City metro sees 300 new cases Wednesday
• AG Barr in Kansas City: Officials say 18 local homicide arrests made in Operation LeGend
• Sturgis Rally attendee has COVID-19, may have exposed others at bar, officials warn
• Church post says body found in West Memphis Tuesday is missing Overland Park woman
• 73-year-old Independence woman found dead in crash nearly a week after she went missing
• WATCH: Jason Kander chats with The Star’s Editorial Board about veterans, voting, more
• Two KC police officers plead not guilty in Breona Hill excessive-force arrest case
• ‘Resist the Mandatory Mask.’ Missouri town’s fight over COVID mandate lands in court
• Lucas wants delay, so Kansas Citians won’t vote on police local control this fall
• Pilot seen on video flying plane under Mackinac Bridge was ‘reckless,’ Michigan cops say
• Mike Moustakas, back in KC with Reds, shared sweet story about Ned Yost’s compassion
• Plenty of sunshine as Kansas City dodges heat, humidity typical for August in metro
• After months away, Sporting KC and Union Station model trains return
• 73-year-old Independence woman reported missing since Thursday, family says
• Honor these Kansas and Missouri women’s rights pioneers by voting in November
• ‘Didn’t even know my name’: After evicted in viral video, Kansas City mom now homeless
• Kansas City plans to furlough employees, but officials call for even more cuts
• Olathe district to teach older students online only, but grade school is different
• Blue Valley rejects county advice on opening schools and sports, will do its own study
• Letters: KC readers discuss an idea for the Royals, selfish teachers and the post office
• Six months after closing for COVID-19, Nelson-Atkins to reopen, with new restrictions
• Outdoors report: Find the bait and you’ll locate the fish, too ... and here’s a survey
• 18-year-old dies after rescuing several young relatives swimming near dam, MN cops say
• Despite ever-present shadow of 2015 World Series, Matt Harvey is focused on future
• Kansas City police ask for help identifying suspect in armed robbery of business
• ‘Tiger King’ park closes after losing license. What’s next for Joe Exotic’s big cats?
• KC Council committee weighs ‘unfathomable’ impact of tax incentives on schools
• Even with Chiefs’ pledged safety measures, opening Arrowhead games to fans is a mistake
• Chiefs fans roast Raiders for their ‘Run It Back’ comment on Twitter
• Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes on the seven toughest defensive players he’s faced
• KCQ asked you for help with mystery of Cooper Creek. And now we have two solutions
• Chiefs safety Juan Thornhill returns to practice for first time since late December
• Bashaud Breeland announces suspension, but Chiefs’ Reid still confident in team’s depth
• Royals pouring ample resources into top prospects Asa Lacy, Bobby Witt Jr. this summer
• Analysis: Here’s which Royals are faster (and slower) in 2020, according to Statcast
• Former KU center Udoka Azubuike now considered a first-round draft pick by ESPN.com
• KU Athletics exploring $20M line of credit in case ‘emergency liquidity’ needed
• Mizzou football buzz: Trash-talking the Tigers’ defense, opt-outs, SEC schedule + more
• Two more Crossroads restaurants closing: ‘The corona shutdown has finally killed us’
• Missing Kansas woman believed to have died near Memphis from carbon monoxide poisoning
• Body found inside missing Kansas woman’s car in storage unit near Memphis
• Want that young tree to thrive? This common gardening mistake is easy to avoid