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July 8, 2022

• ‘Building a lot of relationships’: Davids campaigns for rural votes in redrawn district
• No armed man found at Warrensburg hospital, but one arrested for making threat
• Pedestrian taken to hospital in critical condition after hit and run in Kansas City
• Woman on a walk is struck by SUV in man’s attempt to sexually assault her, feds say
• Oil rig worker dies being pulled into machinery, Oklahoma cops say. ‘He was a good man’
• Why the list of KC Royals trade candidates could stretch beyond Andrew Benintendi
• Atchison did the right thing on voter registration — even if it took an ACLU threat
• This north central Kansas city is about to play host to the Senior LPGA Championship
• Independence man allegedly shot neighbor over fight about fireworks, racial slurs
• Want to get rid of your guns? KCPD offers a safe, voluntary way to do so
• Development for 17 new townhouses proposed in this city in Johnson County
• Fireworks caused blaze that destroyed cars, damaged homes in Independence: officials
• Kansas City COVID cases highest since omicron, hospitals feel strain of BA.5 variant
• Couple files lawsuit alleging Amtrak overcrowded train that crashed in Mendon, Missouri
• ‘Mass shootings aren’t really stopping’: KC interns propose way to mitigate gun violence
• Kansas City homeless shelters are full. Moms, kids, elderly among those on streets
• Missouri’s Jason Kander is finally happy after therapy. Does he want a political future? 
• Johnson County’s strength is its moderation. Don’t let bomb-throwers ruin a great thing
• ‘We don’t just have to live with it’: KC business owner pitches new name for Troost Avenue
• Which book did Ernest Hemingway write in a Johnson County bedroom? How KC inspired the author
• Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann: Kansas Value Them Both amendment isn’t a Catholic issue
• Hey, Kansas employers: Providing child care helps workers — and your bottom line, too
• Former Chiefs quarterback worked as a ‘football coordinator’ for new ‘Top Gun’ movie
• Chiefs’ Travis Kelce opens up about his love for Kansas City, why it’s home for him now
• ‘Just not fair’: Five years later, mother of slain Kansas City rapper awaits justice
• College student waiting for mom at doctor’s visit is fatally shot, Illinois family says
• Person in Missouri hospitalized with rare infection caused by brain-eating amoeba
• Atchison County official allows city residents to register to vote after lawsuit threat
• Kelly ‘oughta change the lock on her office door,’ man tells Sawyer at campaign event
• Ahead of key Kansas election, city’s decision blocks residents from registering to vote
• Disillusioning latest wave of college realignment no surprise but has no end in sight
• Jimmy Conrad saw soccer in KC at its nadir. Now he’s thrilled the World Cup is coming
• Former Kansas Jayhawk Ochai Agbaji scores 16 points in his NBA summer-league debut
• Kansas City area health code violations: El Pulgarcito, Unforked, Red Lobster, more
• The Japanese beetles are back in town: Here’s how to protect our roses, other plants