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May 10, 2014

• Kansas tax revenues fall while other states see rise
• Brownback signs bill aimed to prevent federal regulation of lesser prairie chicken
• Getting advance voting should be easy — but not in Missouri
• U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver receives Truman Award for Public Service
• Ninth inning homer ties game for Omaha, which falls in 10
• Yordano Ventura starts as Royals square off with Seattle
• NFL Draft grades for all 32 teams
• Chiefs mostly filled needs with six-man draft class
• Chiefs’ Alex Smith, Chase Daniel welcome selection of a quarterback
• Chiefs draft Georgia QB Aaron Murray and Oregon RB De’Anthony Thomas in NFL Draft
• KC Rep’s 2014-15 season will include ‘Our Town,’ ‘Angels in America’
• Vanessa Severo’s show on Frida Kahlo an impressive look at a hard life well-lived
• Video: Sporting KC shuts out Montreal Impact
• Sporting Kansas City shuts out Impact 3-0 in Montreal
• FC Kansas City looking to avenge earlier loss to Washington Spirit
• Some monster rough fish call the Ozarks home
• Sporting KC beats Montreal 3-0, takes sole possession of first place
• Carp is king at U.S. Open Bowfishing Championship
• Missouri sectional boys golf: Five things to watch
• Five-game planner for May 11
• KCI, heavy rains, improving U.S.
• Mother’s Day, Republican support, KCI
• Under Gov. Sam Brownback, Kansas lags neighboring states and the nation in job growth
• GOP stresses jobs in weekly address, blast Obama
• Changes at Cider Mill Ridge at The National
• Cottonwood Canyon offers last premium golf course lots in Johnson County
• Outdoor living showcased at the next level during Spring Parade of Homes
• Loch Lloyd model wins Grand Award
• New model homes exemplify luxurious aesthetic in Polo Fields
• Join the Parade and explore the best in Rodrock Development communities
• Homes selling quickly in Brooks Farm and Parkwood
• Craftsmanship earns Sweetwater Creek a Grand Award
• Craftsmanship, small-town charm attracting buyers to Woodland Ridge
• Start the summer in paradise at Cedar Creek
• Parade ends today, don’t miss chance to tour 22 homes in Hunt Midwest communities
• Happy Mother’s Day from The National
• Tour new Wyngate model row next to Blue Valley schools
• Celebrate Mother’s Day at open houses in Shoal Creek Valley
• Are you becoming your dad? Tell us when you knew
• Jackson County to seal time capsule at Truman Courthouse on Saturday
• Kansas City checkpoint results in 12 DUI arrests
• KC police investigate man’s death, call it ‘suspicious’
• KC shooting injures two, police say
• It’s playtime for students at Our Lady of Unity Catholic School
• Kansas City’s Cynthia Odu, 18, heads to MIT after an incredible journey
• No injuries reported after tornado rakes Orrick, Mo.
• Cartoon book explains New York City dos and don’ts
• 2014 BMW M235i
• Lee’s Summit man pin stripes vehicles by hand
• ‘The sky’s the limit’ for container gardens at the Overland Park Arboretum
• Winning numbers for Friday, May 9
• Winning numbers for Saturday, May 10
• Jimmie Johnson is staying calm and confident
• NASCAR and Mother’s Day: Drivers dote on their mothers
• NASCAR and Mother’s Day: Connie Cobb tried steering her daughter away from racing
• Carl Edwards can’t hold three leads in quest for first Sprint Cup win at Kansas
• Early spin slows Clint Bowyer’s milestone Sprint Cup start
• Danica Patrick finishes seventh at Kansas, her best Sprint Cup finish
• NASCAR and Mother’s Day: Here’s what mom has to say
• Jeff Gordon wins a record third Sprint Cup race at Kansas Speedway
• NASCAR and Mother’s Day: Gaye Busch does double duty as a racing mom
• NASCAR and Mother’s Day: Racing is family fun time for Jana Bowyer
• NASCAR drivers have a million reasons to look forward to All-Star race
• McMurray, Gilliland, Allgaier knocked out of Kansas Sprint Cup race after fiery crashes
• Video: Michael Sam and the St. Louis Rams make history
• St. Louis Rams pick Missouri’s Michael Sam in NFL Draft
• NASCAR and Mother’s Day: As mom and grandmother, Martha Nemechek has memories of success and tragedy
• Michael Sam’s moment in NFL Draft comes right on time
• Military Death
• NASCAR: Kyle Busch finally a winner at Kansas Speedway
• Shockers look lost in loss to Dallas Baptist
• 9 million now displaced by Syria’s civil war, U.N. says
• With its Healthy Nevada initiative, Cerner Corp. cultivates a culture of health
• State’s wheat crop forecast to yield 18% less
• Prevention is key to keeping away downy mildew on impatiens
• Check out the seed library at the Kansas City Public Library’s Ruiz Branch
• K-State’s Tavon Rooks goes to Saints in sixth round of NFL Draft
• For Kansas' Josh Ford graduation means more than shot at NFL
• KU women’s golf team reaches NCAA national meet for first time since 1990
• KU’s Sims, Sterling sign NFL deals as rookie free agents
• Some Wichita, Sedgwick County officials pushing for law enforcement training center at Southeast
• Taking chance on Farkel dice game a winning roll for Wichita entrepreneur
• Greensburg woman, 81, perseveres in hard years after tornado, husband’s death
• Rappellers go ‘Over the Edge’ to raise money for Boy Scout programs
• Program would allow free breakfast, lunch for all Wichita students in eligible schools
• Immanuel Outreach Centre to hold annual scholarship benefit banquet
• Two overnight shootings lead to minor injuries
• Shocker report: Dallas Baptist 8, WSU 2
• K-State’s Tavon Rooks drafted by the Saints in the sixth round
• WSU notes: Austin Bahner’s toughest competition comes from his hamstring
• Replay: Updates, stats from Saturday night’s Royals-Mariners game
• Replay: Updates, stats from Sunday’s Royals-Mariners game
• Billy Butler gets into heated discussion with Royals’ first-base coach
• Royals bats go silent in 3-1 loss to Seattle Mariners
• The Rundown: Hit or error? That’s the question
• Teammates feel relief for Michael Sam after he is drafted by Rams
• Six MU players sign with NFL teams as undrafted free agents
• Former Missouri, Fort Osage cornerback E.J. Gaines drafted by Rams
• Video: Michael Sam reacts to being drafted by the St. Louis Rams
• Rodrock Development celebrates impressive four wins in the Spring Parade of Homes