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July 15, 2021

• Woman buried on Jackson County property killed as part of sex fantasy: court records
• ‘This is so preventable’: COVID cases and hospitalizations are up in Kansas City area
• On The Vine: It didn’t have to be this way
• What’s the history behind Kansas City’s iconic Katz drugstore building?
• Big 12 commissioner’s simple message to league’s student-athletes: Get vaccinated
• 2 children killed in Northland house fire were under age 11, Kansas City police say
• From the archives: Critical design change is linked to collapse of Hyatt’s sky walks
• Remains dug up on Jackson County lot belong to missing Kansas City area woman, police say
• Who is Michael Hendricks, owner of lot where Kensie Renee Aubry’s remains were found?
• Sexually abused teen led police to body buried in Jackson County yard: court records
• Two notorious Plaza-area ‘rat houses’ sell for $250K each in hot Kansas City market
• Kansas law allowing suits against local COVID rules unconstitutional, JoCo judge rules
• Chad ‘Ochocinco’ Johnson once planned epic TD celebration in KC but it fell through
• Here’s a super slow motion look at block by Bucks’ Giannis Antetokounmpo in NBA Finals
• Heavy rains possible as thunderstorms return to Kansas City area
• After 2 years, a look at Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas’ record, good and bad
• Onward, Mules: Olathe Northwest grad and Central Missouri teammate drafted into MLB
• Innocent Missourian Ricky Kidd finally celebrated his freedom 23 years too late
• A sign of old times: Lee’s Summit team works to preserve a piece of classic downtown
• Host of popular Kansas City morning radio show 98.9 The Rock is hospitalized
• How a Kansas Citian overcame fear, depression and became world’s fastest blind runner
• Letters: KC readers discuss Missouri’s COVID cases, MLB All-Stars, political careers
• Shooting suspect not found in home after hours-long standoff with Kansas City police
• Kansas City as a World Cup host site in 2026? The U.S. national soccer team can see it
• Kansas City area school superintendent resigns months after arrest for alleged DWI
• Human remains unearthed at a Jackson County property. Here is what we know
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce and his brother clear up confusion about pronouncing their name
• Kansas City’s homeless community asks for extension to temporary hotel initiative
• Is FBI inaction on Nassar allegations what’s going on now with KCK’s Roger Golubski?
• After a volley of deal-making and compromises, the Katz Drugstore project passes
• NIH director ‘most worried’ about Missouri’s COVID-19 spread compared to any state
• Former Kansas City police officer gets probation for possessing child pornography
• When can your child get the COVID-19 vaccine? Children’s Mercy leader eyes November
• These southwest Missouri counties are COVID-19 hot spots, state advisory says
• SportsBeat KC: How well has the Big 12 served league influencers Texas and Oklahoma?
• $200M development could revive south Kansas City with grocery, restaurants, housing
• Kansas City had one of the nation’s highest TV ratings for baseball’s All-Star Game
• Five noteworthy things KU Jayhawks football’s Lance Leipold said at Big 12 Media Days
• Matchups set for ESPN Events Invitational: KU to open hoops tourney vs. North Texas
• Kansas Jayhawks phoned it in (because of weather problems) at Big 12 Media Days
• Former juco basketball standout Curry picks Louisville. He once was headed to KU
• Future KU forward Ejiofor productive at Peach Jam; Shaw, Reed help Mokan to 1-1 mark
• Check out where this former Missouri Tiger signed his first pro basketball contract