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August 18, 2023

• KC area restaurants with health violations: Bristol Seafood, Milburn Country Club, more
• William Jewell College in Liberty is a real gem for classical music lovers
• Protesters are fighting for democracy in Israel. Kansas, we should learn from them | Opinion
• The slam ‘fascist’ gets used too much. But in Kansas newspaper raid, the shoe fits | Opinion
• Welcome, Lawrence: Crown Act is about freedom and individuality, not just hairstyles | Opinion
• Man sentenced in $4.1 million Kansas City meth ring linked to 2 killings in 2018
• 3 taken to hospital after motorcycle, SUV collide in Kansas City’s Northland
• MO Democrat Lucas Kunce files report detailing finances. How does Josh Hawley compare?
• Independence Power & Light worker hurt on job suffers ‘substantial burns,’ city says
• Living legacy of KC Chiefs fan Jessica Tangen was her boundless love of daughter Kyla
• As Chiefs make third trip to State Farm Stadium, concerns about field conditions linger
• Going to Billy Joel, the KC Air Show or other weekend events? How to beat the heat
• ‘STEVIE FREAKING NICKS’: Look who had her hair done at KC salon before Arrowhead show
• Trooper suddenly ‘lost all feeling’ during arrest. Driver stepped in to help, cops say
• Woman unfolds Iowa lottery ticket destined for trash — and realizes it’s a big winner
• MLB created this economic problem but expects Royals, KC to pay a $2 billion solution
• Rattlesnake on front porch was no issue for FedEx driver. ‘Sorry about the blood’
• KC Monarchs’ HBCU Greek Night resonates with Bob Kendrick: ‘So many people turned out’
• Man found fatally injured while police investigate prowler in Kansas City’s Northland
• ‘Prepare for the heat’: What you need to know about dangerously hot conditions in KC
• Mahomes baby rushed to ER. ‘Scariest 30 min of my life,’ says his mom, Brittany
• Man bought 3 cars using people’s identities — and helped others do the same, feds say
• ‘Bagel craze’: He always sells out fast at Johnson County market. So what’s next?
• New Royals pitcher from Texas Tech recalls how big a star Patrick Mahomes was in college
• 60-year-old dies after masked duo beats him during carjacking, Pennsylvania cops say
• Marion City Council ‘WILL NOT COMMENT’ on raid of newspaper at meeting, agenda says
• Marion prosecutor’s sister-in-law holds expiring liquor license that helped ignite furor
• Royals and stadium workers’ union reach agreements, but one complaint remains pending
• Bounce-back start from Cole Ragans & another Bobby Witt Jr. HR lead Royals past Cubs
• Kansas City Royals’ Drew Waters saves day with outfield assist vs. the Chicago Cubs
• Back from injured list, Royals reliever grateful for ‘good mental and physical reset’
• KU basketball to play Illinois in charity game benefiting Maui Wildfire Relief efforts
• ESPN’s No. 20-ranked high school basketball prospect schedules recruiting visit to KU
• Kansas Jayhawks Q&A: Jalon Daniels injury, best-case record for KU football and more
• New Kansas City bar offers giant cocktails, food, a band that can play 180 requests
• ‘Kansas City doesn’t really have this’: Fine dining restaurant and lounge now open
• Increasing overnight temperatures spell out bad news for plant growth. How do we help?
• Committee to Protect Journalists calls for investigation after Marion newspaper raid
• Latest on KS newspaper raid: Prosecutor’s ties to liquor license; council won’t comment
• Did Marion newspaper break the law by checking record on state website? What we know
• Who is Kari Newell, restaurant owner at center of Kansas newspaper raid? What we know
• Five transgender Kansans allowed to intervene in case centered on gender ID on licenses