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July 16, 2021

• WATCH NOW: Join a discussion on improving neighborhoods, reducing gun violence in Missouri
• Unvaccinated kids in Johnson County schools should wear masks, health officials say
• ‘We’re in trouble, Kansas City.’ Masks are coming back, public health officials say
• Myth that COVID vaccine harms fertility is completely false, health experts say
• Amid COVID-19 surge, throngs of Catholic youth descend on Springfield for conference
• ‘Can’t thank you enough’: Johnny Dare fans share flood of support for hospitalized radio host
• Three people found dead inside Kansas City home Thursday night; police investigate
• Big 12 players could be penalized for Horns Down gesture in specific situations
• Vehicle falls from U.S. 71 onto Truman Road during crash near downtown Kansas City
• McCaskill ‘not interested’ in ambassadorship as former Senate colleagues land roles
• Playful dome-home listed for $3M in Minnesota charms ‘Zillow Gone Wild.’ Take a look
• Park U.-bound Orrick grad recognized as KC boys golfer of year after state-title win
• A giant Confederate flag went up in the Ozarks. One woman answered with this billboard
• Johnson County man sentenced to 3 years of probation for 2019 shooting near school
• Dog rescued from sweltering car after owner is killed in Missouri Walmart parking lot
• Ten Kansas City area health agencies ask the unvaccinated to mask up as COVID-19 surges
• What happened to Kansas City’s plan to build 10,000 rain gardens to prevent flooding?
• Bodies of two men fatally shot found in crashed car, Kansas City, Kansas police say
• Matt Cassel shares memories of trade to Kansas City, making Pro Bowl with Chiefs
• Former Kansas City cornerback: No AFC team is suited to beat Chiefs in the playoffs
• Greitens last among Missouri GOP Senate candidates in fundraising for second quarter
• Independence woman fatally shot boyfriend for texting other women, court records allege
• Letters: Readers discuss Royals’ religious night, KC homeless and Parson’s COVID plan
• Is honking enough? Kansas City, Wichita, US must stand up, step for our Cuban friends
• ‘They skirted the issue’: Business, civic groups call for only minor police reforms
• Remembering the Hyatt tragedy, 40 years later
• Lee’s Summit school board will not fire teacher Joe Oswald who said racial slur
• Duck boat captain, managers charged in 2018 sinking that killed 17 near Branson
• One dead and four wounded after motorcycle gangs clash on ‘bike night’ in Lake Ozark
• Timeline: How investigators found a woman’s remains buried on Jackson County property
• Skateboarder says Lawrence police officer broke his arm during 2019 arrest: lawsuit
• $25 limit at heart of Parson’s anger over CDC refusal of vaccination incentive plan
• Photos from 40 years ago capture scene after Hyatt skywalks collapsed in Kansas City
• Hundreds expected at ‘top tier’ board game convention this weekend in Johnson County
• Ex-Missouri cop gets probation for her role in beating of Black, undercover colleague
• Gunman captured in standoff that killed 1 officer, wounded 4 in small West Texas city
• Why this KU Jayhawks team leader means so much to new football coach Lance Leipold
• This former Missouri Tigers all-conference lineman returns for spot on football staff
• 6 updates on Kansas City’s 39th St.: Smoked meats, Indian food, cheesecakes in a jar
• Plants a bit blah? A chemistry lesson on hydrogen might bring them back to life