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August 14, 2023

• Recognize this SUV? Police are looking for it after a hit-and-run crash in Kansas City
• Leavenworth man dies in hospital after police shooting in Kansas City’s Northland
• Jackson County prosecutors charge man in fatal July shooting in Kansas City’s Midtown
• Watch: Fellow cop speaks at funeral for Fairway police officer killed in shooting
• Chiefs’ starters hardly played Sunday. So who saw the most on-field time vs. Saints?
• Dolly comes to Kansas. Parton promotes reading program as it expands to JoCo, WyCo
• Husband and wife watched lottery drawing while out for lunch — and ‘started yelling’
• Blue Springs’ Hall making most of opportunity with Kansas City Monarchs baseball team
• You’ll get ‘more and more confused’ the longer you peer at Kansas City house for sale
• ‘First to a call’: Police, community members honor Fairway officer killed in shootout
• Kansas City tops list of US cities for increasing rents. Here’s how much they’ve gone up
• Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. signs endorsement deal with CommunityAmerica Credit Union
• Bookkeeper for affordable housing program stole tenants’ rent payments, feds say
• Worker stole over $483,000 from real estate company in yearslong scheme, feds say
• Saints kicker says he was stopped by security after game-winning field goal vs. Chiefs
• Andy Reid on what he was thinking during Patrick Mahomes’ sideline tirade in playoffs
• Saints’ Khalen Saunders, Tyrann Mathieu on facing ex-Chiefs teammates for first time
• Mothers are dying at high rates in Kansas and Missouri. Most are preventable, reports say
• Storms brought record rains to Kansas City area Sunday. See where totals were highest
• Judge: Shawnee Mission violated special ed law. It must pay $400K of family’s legal fees
• Prosthetic leg caused SUV driver to crush pedestrian, he tells Ohio police
• At Missouri State Fair, Gov. Parson calls for Congress to address drought in farm bill
• Vehicle hits and drags officer directing traffic on first day of school, district says
• Person of interest in custody after man was fatally shot Sunday inside Kansas City home
• Raided Kansas paper’s lawyer demands police chief not review info from ‘illegal searches’
• Why The KC Star and Wichita Eagle denounced Kansas newspaper police raid together | Opinion
• Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly says questions should be asked about raid on Marion newspaper
• This federal law protects journalists from raids like the one in Marion, Kansas | Opinion
• Royals third baseman Maikel Garcia back in starting lineup against Seattle Mariners
• Former KU center Udoka Azubuike’s ‘strength and physicality’ earned him Suns contract
• How Jalon Daniels became the face of Kansas football: ‘Nobody knew who this kid was’
• ‘28 wonderful years’: Asian restaurant in Kansas City closes, blames staffing issues
• Lee’s Summit North’s Nwaneri, KC metro’s 1st top-ranked football recruit, picks Mizzou
• After police raid at Kansas newspaper, KBI director says media is not ‘above the law’
• Just catching up on the Marion, KS, newspaper police raid? Here are 5 things to know
• When can police raid a newspaper like the Marion County Record? Here’s what the law says
• Police seized phone, computer from town official the same day as Kansas newspaper raid