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August 1, 2022

• KCK cop victimized ‘countless’ women, lawyers say. Kansas hinders them from suing
• Johnson County early voting total was nearly 4 times that of 2018. Wyandotte County up too
• ‘Upset’ neighbor shoots 8 people, killing 2, over blocked driveway, Michigan cops say
• 10-year-old dies after 100-foot fall at popular hiking spot, Illinois officials say
• Man dies at hospital after weekend shooting at Johnson County gas station
• Kansas senator says he has enough signatures to run for governor as an independent
• KC Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes briefly leaves practice after injury scare, but is ‘OK’
• Podcast: A practicing Orlando Brown Jr. is good news for Kansas City Chiefs and Brown
• Fisherman jumps into lake for a swim, but he doesn’t resurface, Missouri officials say
• Live today: the latest Kansas City Chiefs training camp news and storylines. Join us!
• Former Jan. 6 investigator John Wood files petition for independent U.S. Senate run in MO
• Orlando Brown Jr. reports to Kansas City Chiefs training camp, expected to sign tender
• More on KC Chiefs’ ‘really competitive room’ — where a rookie’s getting 1st-team reps
• Two cyclists killed, 3 injured by DWI driver during Make-A-Wish ride, MI sheriff says
• A look back at two memorable events in Kansas City for the great Bill Russell
• Hey, NCAA, show your cards: If KU broke the rules, it’s time to reveal the punishment
• ‘ERIC’ Senate non-endorsement proves Trump thinks Missouri Republicans are stupid
• Misleading text urges ‘yes’ vote in Kansas to ‘give women a choice.’ Source is unknown
• Here are The Star’s endorsements in the Aug. 2 Kansas and Missouri primary elections
• Burned out trailer under Kansas City bridge was bought from Heart Village park: officials
• For weeks, couple lived in mobile home under Kansas City bridge — until it burned
• Motorcyclist dies at hospital after being injured in crash on I-49 in south Kansas City
• Fatally shot man found on Kansas City street by patrol officers Monday evening
• Police identify victim, rule death homicide in ‘suspicious’ Kansas City, North fire
• Star seeks to intervene in Lamonte McIntyre case in hopes of making KCK records public
• Injured woman rescued after kayak tips over, but man dies in lake, Indiana cops say
• Here is how Deshaun Watson’s punishment compares with other recent NFL suspensions
• Donald Trump endorses ‘ERIC’ in MO Senate race, declining to pick Greitens or Schmitt
• ‘That’s not what we’re going to be about:’ Eli Drinkwitz looks for Mizzou to cut loose
• Kurt Warner defends coordinator who made ‘streetball’ comment about Patrick Mahomes
• Man stabbed in robbery was walking dog, OK cops say. ‘Suspects were just being evil’
• ‘Mushroom house’ has Zillow Gone Wild tripping. See inside the Michigan anomaly
• Pac-12 commissioner fires back at the Big 12 over conference realignment talk
• Fake federal agent destroys retirees’ lives with scam, feds say. He’s going to prison
• As comics face violent audiences, these KC stand-up performers stay true to themselves
• Is your child up-to-date on vaccines? What to know before school starts around Kansas City
• Ousted Kansas City transit leader will receive double severance pay. KCATA won’t say why
• Dangerous heat returns to Kansas City. People urged to stay inside when possible
• Bernie Sanders endorses Lucas Kunce on eve of Missouri Democratic primary for U.S. Senate
• Voters, show liars behind false Kansas abortion text that women deserve a real choice
• Here are Andy Reid’s thoughts on Orlando Brown Jr.’s return to the Kansas City Chiefs 
• Travis Kelce says he wants to be a Kansas City Chief for the rest of his career
• The Kansas City Royals’ most likely trade candidates as MLB deadline approaches
• Staying relaxed and allowing himself ‘grace’ works well for KC Royals’ Hunter Dozier
• Paul Pierce issues tribute to Bill Russell, late Celtics legend and Hall of Famer
• Kansas, Mizzou men’s basketball teams in running for 7-foot recruit Jazz Gardner
• Free land? How about a free house? Kansas town tries a little of everything to grow
• Missouri Tigers football opens camp. The quarterback competition is fully open, too