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May 14, 2014

• How to double publish
• Truman award winner Leon Panetta challenges Congress to get its work done
• Kauffman Center’s Jane Chu moves closer to leading the National Endowment for the Arts
• Bruce Chen pitches off mound, but return date to Royals still uncertain
• GIF of James Shields' reaction to strikeout No. 1,500
• Dziedzic continues fine season at Wilmington
• Lineups: Jason Vargas takes the mound as Royals aim to sweep Rockies
• Analyst Mel Kiper Jr. says Chiefs’ draft turned out fine
• Chiefs sixth-round pick Laurent Duvernay-Tardif agrees to contract
• Chiefs sign sixth-round draft pick, offensive guard Zach Fulton, to contract
• Classic, post-modern, drama, comedy: Kansas City Actors Theatre’s new season has something for everyone
• High school results - May 13
• Bicyclists, Koch brothers, KCI
• Mayor Mark Holland is on the right track in Wyandotte County
• Segregation sticks around 60 years after Brown decision
• Tea Party wins Tuesday primaries
• Outlook for congressional incumbents dismal, poll finds
• Charlotte, Tampa mishandled political-convention grants, IG says
• Congress’ accord on water resources bill means money for Mississippi projects
• Bill Clinton: Hillary does not have brain damage
• Pelosi on Benghazi panel: 'We want to show...how unfair this process is'
• BuzzChatter: Karl Rove denies he called Clinton brain damaged
• Tax Foundation verdict on Missouri tax cuts: Thumbs sideways
• Rex wants more
• Measles reported in Clay County infant
• School news in brief
• Ex-Missouri pastor accused in arson case
• Missouri bill extends deadlines for child abuse investigations
• Rex Sinquefield gives $1.5M to ‘Grow Missouri’ effort to cut income tax
• Missouri lawmakers OK Sunday sales of recreational vehicles
• Kansas regents to review social media policy
• Missouri Republicans at odds on gun nullification
• Hummer stolen from Missouri sheriff’s department used in smash-and-grab theft
• Surveillance pics: Man and woman sought for auto burglary and theft in Joco park
• Standoff in KC ends peacefully
• Missouri voters to decide transportation sales tax
• Study: Antidepressant Celexa may cut Alzheimer’s protein
• Brownback campaign letter misstates state’s finances when he took office
• KC police ID man killed in weekend house fire
• Police ask for help finding a 13-year-old Olathe girl listed as a missing, endangered runaway
• Opening of world’s tallest water slide delayed at Schlitterbahn
• Rare surgery helps 6-year-old Missouri girl run over by lawn tractor
• Prosecutors accuse Kansas City man of beating blind ex-girlfriend with hammer
• Judge sentences Riverside teen to seven years in fatal drug case
• Kansas regents adopt revised social media policy
• 500 families spared grief of fatal accidents
• Sporting KC coming off strong possession game
• FC Kansas City looking to upset undefeated Seattle Reign FC
• Fishing report for May 15
• For Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR All-Star Race is no laughing matter
• Michael Sam, introduced as a St. Louis Ram, ready to get back to football
• St. Louis Rams make Michael Sam feel at home
• Nominee to lead federal arts agency draws bipartisan support
• Author tells how WWI flying ace showed ‘Enduring Courage’
• A new Harry Potter ride! A new Batman suit! A new X-Men mutant (Channing Tatum)!
• Federal Communications Commission set to vote on Net neutrality
• French foreign minister says Syria has likely used chlorine gas in recent attacks
• Lebanon moves against what it says are growing numbers of Syrian rebels fleeing across border
• U.S. aid won’t solve Nigeria’s Boko Haram troubles, experts say
• Funding for police bulletproof vest program in question
• Bob Dole talks political compromise with Wichita audience
• Woman, 24, shot and killed while walking in Planeview
• Lawsuit against police, city over fatal crash seeks $3 million
• Sedgwick County faces $2.4 million deficit next year as budget hearings begin
• Styx was rocking the arena at Wichita rehearsal
• Concord’s hauler parade scheduled, rain or shine
• Mexican education study finds huge salaries, ‘ghost’ schools
• Russia may have won a battle as propaganda war comes to Germany’s capital
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, May 13
• Time Warner Cable will reorganize channel lineup in June
• UnitedHealth Group will lead an industry effort for more disclosure of health care costs
• Mike Moustakas comes through as Royals sweep Rockies with 3-2 victory
• Replay: Live updates, stats from Wednesday's Royals-Rockies game
• James Shields shines, reaches milestone in 5-1 Royals win over Rockies
• Bruce Chen’s return to Royals still uncertain
• Video: The Star’s Andy McCullough on Mike Moustakas, Jason Vargas and the Royals’ victory over the Rockies
• New partnership in Power & Light gives Tengo Sed Cantina a fresh twist
• DST Systems completes $650 million stock deals with Argyros group
• Truman Medical Centers will hold event for cancer center
• JE Dunn Construction names Beth Soukup new chief financial officer
• Alphapointe completes merger with New York City agency that serves people with vision loss
• Tom McDonnell is stepping down as Kauffman Foundation CEO
• Arkansas-based Slim Chickens coming to Kansas City
• BC Bistro offers creative culinary fare
• K-State’s Daniel Wood avoids fairway en route to NCAA golf regionals
• Blue Springs’ Dalvin Warmack sees an opening for him to be K-State’s starting running back
• K-State’s Wood avoids fairway en route to NCAAs
• Trust a two-way street for Wichita State’s Gillaspie
• Wichita State’s Eric Sexton receives national award
• Wichita State men regroup in time for NCAA golf appearance
• Butler softball benefits from Doug Chance’s career change
• Simply Mac, Soma Intimates opening in Northland’s Zona Rosa
• Record numbers for 2014 Restaurant Week
• Arkansas-based Slim Chickens coming to Kansas City
• KCK Quick’s barbecue celebrates 50 years
• Ryan Zech, Missouri golf team set for NCAA regionals
• Odd times two — a bird nest in a door wreath
• Intrust Bank Arena sees first-quarter loss, gives 2013 profit check to county
• Wichita fire death leads to $1,435 in donations to purchase smoke alarms
• Man shot in hand while walking on Volutsia
• City manager: Recovery water plan may be cheapest
• Jury trial set for Goddard man facing child sex charge in Texas
• Wichita weather: A pleasant spring day