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July 13, 2022

• For 3 years, Topeka has been paying people up to $15K to move there. Is it working?
• COVID cases from new variant are rising around Kansas City. Where to find free tests near you
• Ex-KCK firefighter who won race discrimination lawsuit over a year ago hasn’t been paid
• Dad and 3 kids vanished while fishing, Indiana cops say. Their bodies were just found
• Awaiting answers, family of Westport shooting victim says man’s death was ‘undeserved’
• Former top pros lead new Kansas City and Missouri teams into latest era of bull riding
• Old Kmart to become restaurants, housing and retail space in $130 million JoCo development
• U.S. Women’s National Team will return to Kansas City for a September soccer match
• Angry parents pack meeting to sound off after Independence schools ban library book
• Person in custody after man found shot to death inside Kansas City, Kansas, home
• Crash following police chase in Kansas City leaves two drivers in critical condition
• Independence man charged in fatal shooting last week in Kansas City, prosecutors say
• Blue Springs police open death investigation after 72-year-old woman found in motel
• Man accused of raping woman in her Kansas City home after breaking in with gun, boxcutter
• Kansas City may spend $200K to have deputies beef up security in Westport, the Plaza
• Mom escapes son’s killing spree after being stabbed in Michigan home, cops say
• Be extra safe driving this week: Kansas highway patrol is ticketing for safety initiative
• Kansas amendment boosters say the Legislature won’t ban abortion immediately. Ha ha ha
• Kansas City things to do: Great Car Show, Nelly at P&L, Fringe Festival in person
• Confidence is key: Motus Ninjas of LS students scored big at national competition
• Mystery from above. Can you identify this Kansas City-area landmark from the air?
• Three teenagers injured in shooting Tuesday afternoon in south Kansas City: police
• Jackson County prosecutor says fatal Independence police shooting was justified
• Missouri Gov. Parson wades into Kansas politics, endorses Schmidt for governor
• Belfonte recalls ‘Chocolate to Die For’ ice cream after exposure to peanuts
• Sorry, liberals: Josh Hawley is delighted a Berkeley professor called him transphobic
• ‘A tireless advocate’: 10-year-old Leawood girl who championed accessibility mourned
• Don’t let Kansas City raid small-dollar neighborhood tourism fund for ‘major’ events
• Man dies in hospital after rollover crash in Kansas City on I-435 ramp: police 
• Johnson County sheriff tells Las Vegas crowd his election fraud investigation continues
• Man fatally shot Wednesday afternoon in south Kansas City apartment complex: police
• Police investigate second homicide Wednesday after fatal shooting in Kansas City, Kansas
• The Missouri GOP establishment is aghast at Greitens. They’re the ones who made him
• New Big 12 commish discusses where conference goes from here: SportsBeat KC podcast
• Royals’ 7-5 loss to the Tigers ended with a replay review that didn’t go KC’s way
• Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes stars in commercial for limited-edition Coors Light flashlight
• Raytown’s budget hasn’t kept up with the times. Future-proof our infrastructure Aug. 2
• Remains found when cops do a welfare check. Now ‘dangerous’ person sought in Missouri
• If Kansans vote for abortion amendment, these restrictions could go into effect
• Thinking about moving? Check this website for relocation incentives first
• Whit Merrifield, other KC Royals explain why they didn’t receive COVID-19 vaccination
• Kansas City Royals will be without 10 players for road games in Toronto: The details
• Kansas City Royals snap ugly streak as they rally for 5-2 win over Detroit Tigers
• Kansas City Royals fall apart in seventh inning of 7-5 loss to the Detroit Tigers
• KC Royals’ Michael A. Taylor dealing with shoulder soreness after pitching in relief
• Kansas City Royals’ MJ Melendez is first catcher in franchise history to bat leadoff
• Bill Self, former KU Jayhawks reunite: ‘Best family and tradition in basketball’
• KU Jayhawks eager to spread word about season two under football coach Lance Leipold
• In way-early ESPN bracketology, Kansas Jayhawks projected as No. 2 seed in 2023 NCAAs
• Kansas City-area barbecue, a favorite of Netflix’s ‘Queer Eye,’ is for sale for $600K
• This Kansas City area Twin Peaks shuts down — again — after selling alcohol to minors
• Kansas City area health code violations: Jose Pepper’s, Charlie D’s, The Belfry, more
• Silver lining of market pullback? It may be a good time to consider Roth conversions
• Panasonic chooses Kansas for $4 billion mega battery factory, Gov. Kelly confirms
• What does conference realignment mean for college sports in KC? Discuss with us live
• In a realigned college sports landscape, what do Kansas and K-State have to offer?
• As Bob Bowlsby leaves Big 12 commissioner’s role on high notes, here is his biggest regret