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August 3, 2020

• Kansas City man accused of fatally shooting victim, pulling his body out of a truck
• No one wants another COVID-19 shutdown, but KC officials may not have any choice
• Royals turned one of the rarest double plays in Major League Baseball history
• Fall-like weather settles into Kansas City, but reality of summer to return soon
• Free coffee from Dunkin’ will be available on Monday — and a few more days this month
• Ramp from southbound I-435 to I-70 in new interchange in Kansas City to open Tuesday
• Mayor Lucas invites Thunder to move to KC after Oklahoma legislator’s threat
• Royals’ Danny Duffy supports his friend Lorenzo Cain’s decision to opt out of season
• Consultant with ties to Parson, Hawley listed as Kanye campaign contact in Arkansas
• KC police investigate homicide after stabbing victim dies at hospital
• The KC Star’s endorsements for key races in Tuesday’s Missouri primary election
• The KC Star’s endorsements for key races in Tuesday’s Kansas primary election
• A man ran from police in Kansas. He ended up shot in the back of the head in Missouri
• Ray-Pec High School student attending football workouts tests positive for COVID-19
• Kansas City metro adds more than 300 new COVID-19 cases, two more deaths reported
• As COVID-19 crisis continues, Kansas City budget officials propose deeper budget cuts
• KC man accused of tracking down, fatally shooting 25-year-old girlfriend Sunday
• Weston’s Horseman takes 2020 Kansas City Amateur title with eagle on 2nd playoff hole
• Letters: KC readers discuss caring for others with Medicaid and erasing history
• Will the Kansas primary election Tuesday be safe from COVID-19? Only if voters do this
• Westbound K-10 at I-435 in Lenexa closed after semi hauling cattle overturns
• SportsBeat KC: Royals’ rough start embodied by shortstop Adalberto Mondesi’s struggles
• George Brett explains why Patrick Mahomes will be a good fit in Royals ownership group
• Jared Butler’s return boosts Baylor hoops. Do Bears supplant KU as favorite?
• The Chiefs moved up a few spots in Forbes’ list of world’s richest sports teams
• Eleven southeast Kansas school leaders attended Branson retreat; six now have COVID
• We know Chiefs’ QB1, but who else makes depth chart? A guess as our camp previews begin
• T-Mobile CEO commits to uphold Sprint’s legacy, keep major jobs presence in Kansas City
• Overwhelmed by medical expenses? Reach out to financial institutions for help
• Student loan debt is hard to avoid. Consider these ways to pay it off quickly
• Royals’ Danny Duffy looking for a literal and figurative bounce-back in Chicago Monday
• Stephen F. Austin replaces Harvard as foe on KU men’s basketball schedule this season
• Bill Self’s 2020-21 Jayhawk basketball team gathers in Lawrence: ‘I missed them’
• Breakfast pizza with gravy, bacon and eggs? It will be on the menu at new KC restaurant