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May 12, 2014

• Single-terminal KCI now up to airlines, Kansas City voters
• Kansas board upholds Sen. Pat Roberts’ re-election filing
• Billy M. Blackwell, the mayor of Lansing, dies at age 61
• Congress considers tax breaks from horse racing to stock car racing
• Keystone vote dies along with energy efficiency bill
• One third of Jackson County Legislature guaranteed to change hands
• Chiefs sign six undrafted free agents
• Chiefs release fullback Eric Kettani, receiver Rashad Ross
• Graham Zusi, Matt Besler of Sporting KC called to U.S. pre-World Cup camp
• Kansas State’s Sams will transfer
• Starting Times for May 13
• Missouri abortion bill insults women
• KCI, fitness center, bad legislation
• On Nigeria, awareness is only a first step
• Obama, Uruguayan president discuss trade at White House
• Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx backs same-sex marriage
• Top Boehner aide leaving for health care group
• White House says US team is helping in Nigeria
• BuzzChatter Monday: MO Dems thinking twice about backing highway tax
• Americans: Leave Obamacare alone or make it better
• Columbus, Ohio worries about lack of public transit
• Roberts Kansan enough to run for the Senate, board concludes
• U.S. Rep. Lynn Jenkins allowed to keep CPA title despite lapsed permit
• Missouri lawmakers to consider constitutional amendment for voter ID
• KU's Natural History Museum gets a new bee colony
• I-35 back open after multiple vehicle crash in Olathe slows morning commute
• Lawmakers seek to complete Missouri school bill
• Crime down sharply at University of Kansas
• Health code violations at area food establishments for May 12
• Boston drivers told to 'Use Yah Blinkah'
• Third homicide in three days reported in Kansas City
• Group wants to fly Confederate flag over Missouri cemetery
• Is Sen. Pat Roberts a Kansas resident? Board of his supporters will decide
• Gladstone bank robbed
• Robber sentenced for shooting Leawood McDonald's manager
• Gladstone bank robbed Monday morning
• National Merit scholarship winners announced
• Wreck closes eastbound I-70 in Independence
• KCPD releases name of man run down early Sunday
• Classes canceled at Orrick schools for the rest of the year
• James C. Wirken, once a prominent Kansas City lawyer, pleads guilty to money laundering
• Community calendar
• Missouri community colleges will have a role in pilot program for competency-based education
• Kansas City seeks temporary restraining order against Lyft ride-sharing service
• Overland Park museum gets 85-million-year-old fossils
• Military gets picky in recruiting; only 20% of applicants qualify
• Around our towns
• Kansas education board to consider new limits on school food fundraisers
• Police arrest masked man on the roof of Eastgate Middle School
• Letters to the editor
• Tony Rizzo | Stop ogling the girl, and take a close look in the mirror, man
• Kansas board upholds Sen. Pat Roberts’ re-election filing
• Summer Events Guide
• High school results - May 12
• Rockhurst edges Liberty for sectional golf title
• Cirque du Soleil acrobats eat to stay fit
• Questions arise about wisdom of huge China water project
• Supreme Court looks at wrinkle in right to face your accuser
• Medical devices could fall prey to computer malfunctions, hackers
• Second U.S. MERS case discovered in Florida, airline passengers notified
• Jury selection starts for Wichita man accused in fatal crash
• Is Conchita’s the voice of doom? Russians think so
• Winning numbers for Monday, May 12
• Trilogy author Tony DiTerlizzi comes to KC with ‘The Battle of WondLa’
• Second U.S. MERS case discovered in Florida, airline passengers notified
• Community Blood Center of KC to merge with New York counterpart
• A calendar of upcoming business events
• Kansas winter wheat crop looking worse, could be smallest harvest since 1996
• Kansas City Convention & Visitors Association names new president
• $255 million offered for Lee’s Summit company Viracor-IBT Laboratories
• Electric truck maker Smith Electric attracts $42 million investment, plans to reopen Kansas City plant
• First Federal names new president
• Masayoshi Son invokes 'hungry spirit' as SoftBank looks to expand beyond Sprint
• AT&T is reportedly negotiating to buy DirecTV
• Daniel Sams has decided to transfer from K-State
• Andrew Wiggins and Joel Embiid to skip NBA Draft combine
• Are coffee grounds at all useful in gardening?
• Severe weather and most of the rain miss Wichita
• Historic B-29 Superfortress ‘Doc’ expected to fly by year’s end
• Ex-jail deputy Kendall pleads no-contest to sex crimes against inmates
• Car hits East High graduate as he leaves commencement
• Wichita leaders to propose next steps toward downtown high-tech learning center
• Varsity Kansas Big Show May 12, 2014
• Liberal man killed when minivan strikes embankment
• A&W to open in front of Lowe's near 29th and Maize Road in June
• Wichita weather: More showers and thunderstorms
• Shocker report: Dallas Baptist 6, WSU 4
• Royals face decision time on Mike Moustakas
• Replay: Royals Q&A with The Star's Andy McCullough
• Video: Vahe Gregorian on what's next for Michael Sam and the Rams
• Molly Kreklow chosen for U.S. women’s volleyball team
• Former Missouri cornerback arrested, charged with rape
• Rosedale Bar-B-Q spruces up its decor, menu for anniversary
• Mo’s Italian Spot opens on Prospect Avenue
• Health code violations at area food establishments for May 12