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May 13, 2014

• Michael Rhoades elected to Roeland Park council; Fairway passes sales tax increase
• A dangerous challenge to free speech in Kansas
• Missouri’s anti-Tesla bill is crony capitalism
• How to double publish
• Public money for private schools a no-go for Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon
• Effort to halt Lyft from operating in KC moves to federal court
• Two More Tea Party vs. GOP establishment tests on tap Tuesday
• One third of Jackson County Legislature guaranteed to change hands
• Paredes hits for cycle, drives in 8 for Omaha
• Omar Infante goes on disabled list, Royals call up Pedro Ciriaco
• Danny Valencia starts at third base as Royals open series against Colorado
• Royals trade minor-league pitcher Greg Billo to Angels for cash
• GIF of James Shields' reaction to strikeout No. 1,500
• Dziedzic continues fine season at Wilmington
• Analyst Mel Kiper Jr. says Chiefs’ draft turned out fine
• Chiefs sign sixth-round draft pick, offensive guard Zach Fulton, to contract
• High school results - May 13
• Five-game planner for May 14
• Educators’ blues, Kansas Speedway, wind farm drawbacks
• Kansas City’s 20-year fire sales tax faces lots of questions
• T-Bones Exhibition Game 3
• Obama briefed on U.S. cases of deadly MERS virus
• Ex-soldier receives Medal of Honor for actions in Afghanistan
• Obama pick for Georgia court faces tough opposition -- from Senate Democrats
• Tea Party wins Tuesday primaries
• Rubio: Americas’ lagging retirement needs a boost
• McCain: Send U.S. troops to rescue kidnapped girls in Nigeria
• INTERACTIVE: The tea party's impact on elections
• Terracon Consultants acquires second California company
• Letters to the editor
• Editorial — Stay focused on better future at Metcalf South Shopping Center
• Garam masala blend adds spice to chicken and vegetable dish
• BurgerFi in Leawood off to busy start
• Moody’s cuts credit rating at KU and Emporia State
• McCaskill chews on college group for slowing her campus sexual assault review
• McCaskill: NCAA may not be protecting athletes from “exploitation”
• Nixon, Stream disagree on sending public dollars to private schools
• National Merit scholarship winners announced
• Community calendar
• Around our towns
• Missouri has $167 million of income tax refunds still to pay
• Government mum on law letting Kansas sue feds over prairie chicken conservation
• Trial starts in slaying of man over urination during Missouri float trip
• Senate endorses Missouri early voting measure
• Missouri Senate OKs 3-day abortion waiting period
• Missouri man charged with running over goose
• Missouri man admits trying to have wife killed
• Missouri lawmakers pass e-cigarette regulations
• Jackson County murder charges filed against 25-year-old who allegedly shot 55-year-old in face
• Missouri pastor living in Vermont charged in arson
• Missouri Senate rejects revival of solar rebates
• Jury convicts KC man in rape
• Man charged with killing, dismembering woman whose remains were found near Sedalia
• Firefighters rescue 105-year-old woman from Tonganoxie house fire
• Measles reported in Clay County infant
• KC police investigating death of man found in backyard pool
• School news in brief
• Eastgate Middle School prowler has criminal record
• Letters to the editor
• Tony Rizzo | Stop ogling the girl, and take a close look in the mirror, man
• We’re grateful for our A+ teachers
• 500 families spared grief of fatal accidents
• Summer Events Guide
• Sporting KC coming off strong possession game
• FC Kansas City looking to upset undefeated Seattle Reign FC
• Missouri House debates bill that would change how captive deer are managed
• Michael Sam, introduced as a St. Louis Ram, ready to get back to football
• St. Louis Rams make Michael Sam feel at home
• French foreign minister says Syria has likely used chlorine gas in recent attacks
• Tax Court Judge Holmes and the art of judicial writing
• Military court hears convicted killer’s anti-smoking drug defense
• U.S. won’t criticize Yemen over ouster of American journalist, says it had no warning
• Another 90 Arrests As Strike Force’s Medicare Fraud Tally Hits $6 Billion
• UN Syria envoy resigns after nearly 3 years of political impasse
• Arlington National Cemetery commemorates 150 years
• State Dept: US had no warning before Yemen deported American journalist
• NASCAR's rookie class members need an A on Friday to make Saturday's All-Star show
• State Department suggests Kerry won't testify on Benghazi
• Styx was rocking the arena at Wichita rehearsal
• U.S. immigration crackdown brings gangs, California cuisine to Yucatan
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, May 13
• New partnership in Power & Light gives Tengo Sed Cantina a fresh twist
• In her new role, Maria Contreras-Sweet solves Small Business Administration mysteries
• Overland Park’s StoreFinancial attracts local investors
• Panera Bread will make fresher pastries
• Take 30 days and 10 seconds to conquer impulse buys
• Blue Springs’ Dalvin Warmack sees an opening for him to be K-State’s starting running back
• KU basketball announces nonconference schedule for 2014-15
• Two players leave Kansas football program; Jake Heaps’ status unchanged
• Video: Save water — Irrigation for gardens
• Don’t forget the Johnson County garden tour this weekend
• City manager: Recovery water plan may be cheapest
• Prosecutor: Defendant fleeing at 64 mph at moment of fatal Wichita crash
• City Council votes to move ahead with new downtown library
• Armed man in clown mask helps rob Happy Smoke Shop
• Rep. Huelskamp files for re-election, faces primary opponents
• State recognizes top high school seniors in Kansas
• Family remembers Wichitan who died while on Hawaiian honeymoon
• Sedgwick County manager presents four-step plan to close Judge Riddel Boys Ranch
• Korean War vets now making up majority on Honor Flights
• City Council makes Old Town an entertainment district
• Wichita receives two historic preservation grants
• Maize superintendent on medical leave after surgery
• KU releases 2014-15 nonconference basketball schedule
• Man robs laundromat at Harry, George Washington Boulevard
• National Agriculture Center and Hall of Fame closes for 2014
• Wichita weather: A steady diet of pleasant days and cool nights
• Strip center to join restaurants along Ridge Road corridor
• Cleanthony Early working for a living
• Butler softball benefits from Doug Chance’s career change
• Incoming freshman running back Dalvin Warmack could alter K-State’s plans
• Kansas State grants Daniel Sams conditional release from scholarship
• Kansas State gives Daniel Sams a conditional release from scholarship
• James Shields shines, reaches milestone in 5-1 Royals win over Rockies
• Royals stick with Mike Moustakas, despite continued struggles
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s Royals-Rockies game
• Kim Anderson adds Brad Loos to Missouri coaching staff
• Another Saints Pub + Patio for Lenexa
• Border Brewing Co. is opening in the East Crossroads near Grinders
• BurgerFi in Leawood off to busy start