kc STAR

 Good morning, Henry. Here's what the Kansas City Star posted over the past day.

Real estate

• A list of 16 of Kansas City's most endangered historic buildings is out.
• The Royals stadium designs still leave big questions open.
• Jackson County candidates explain where they stand on taxes, stadiums and data centers.
• Sen. Marshall and challenger Adam Hamilton are both skeptical of data centers and say local communities should decide on them.
• A popular fast-casual chain is coming to a new Johnson County development.

Politics

• Trump rallied near Wichita for Marshall. Protesters interrupted, hecklers were removed, and one woman was arrested. The Star also has live updates and a fact check.
• A man is charged with planning to shoot Trump at the rally.
• Federal prosecutors say a 68-year-old immigrant voted illegally. He says an election worker gave him the ballot.
• Trump announced $8 billion to help farmers with fuel costs.

Crime and courts

• The victim of a late-night KC shooting was a former UMKC volleyball player.
• Two people are charged after an Independence carjacking and chase with an infant in the car.
• A woman was released after a pickup killed two people on Kansas soccer fields.

Sports

• Xavier Worthy showed what he can do against the Chargers, and refs missed a "bear hug" on Karlaftis.
• KU's preseason AP ranking is out, and KU added Trey Kaufman-Renn.
• Mizzou basketball starts the season unranked.

Around town

• Overland Park was named one of the safest US cities.
• People spotted loose cattle around town after an I-70 crash.
• A KC pizzeria has been sold, and its former owner shares what's next.