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May 20, 2014

• Motive probed in death of ‘Shield' actor Michael Jace’s wife
• Jefferson’s, a favorite in Lawrence, brings its fare to Olathe
• Genetically modified seed helps increase yields and lower prices
• 'Shield' actor Jace charged in wife’s death
• Uproar over Ike memorial
• Francisco Pena, Tony Pena’s son, called up as Royals rest Salvador Perez
• Citing decline in gambling revenue, Missouri Gov. Nixon cuts school funding
• Chiefs sign two defensive linemen
• Get greater garden yields with less water
• Egg recipes take center stage in cookbooks
• Frida Kahlo comes to life in Vanessa Severo’s hands
• Tymrak adding a spark for FC Kansas City
• T-Bones Report - May 19
• T-Bones - Saltdogs summary - May 18
• Motorcyclist killed in crash with firetruck
• Lyft continues to provide rides in Kansas City after court process slows down
• Driver ejected, critically injured during a rollover crash in southern Johnson County
• $25 million gift to help KU Medical Center add health education building
• Gardner Edgerton School District will pay fired administrators for rest of 2013-2014 school year
• Kansas City man gets 50 years for 6-month spree of rape and other crimes
• Gov. Brownback shuffles Kansas agency heads
• Kansas investigates $10 million missing from credit union
• Jerry Springer to host ‘Price is Right Live’ in Branson
• Johnson County man sentenced to prison for witness tampering
• GOP convention, Sen. Pat Roberts, Bishop Finn
• Streetcars are relics
• Freewheeling legislature puts Missouri in a hole
• Chipotle asks customers to leave assault rifles at home
• Junior League, Sheffield Place, Connections to Success honored
• As I See It: Roeland Park’s anti-bias effort enriches all of us
• Midwest Engravers keeps making its mark
• New museum is destined to be a real rock star
• Bad TV truly covers a multitude of sins
• Prosecutors charge driver who allegedly plowed into three people at Northland apartments
• Men apparently lured to Kansas City hotel then robbed
• New event space offers nostalgic, shabby chic charm
• Kansas City’s jazz community works to hook the next generation
• Shawnee Mission district offers plan to ease crowding at Brookridge, Briarwood
• Kansas City jazz community works to hook the next generation
• Mo’s Italian Spot on Kansas City’s Prospect Avenue celebrates family recipes
• Olathe man gets probation in child-sex sting
• Lyft continues to provide rides after court process slows down
• Maryville, Mo., school kids rewarded: Principal puts earthworm in her mouth
• Motorcyclist dies in crash with fire truck
• Lawrence knife law stymied by new state measure
• Ex-players: NFL illegally used drugs
• Court declines to halt Missouri execution over pain fears
• University researchers seek to help police avoid profiling
• Ex-school board member gets 2 years for child porn
• Missouri officials replace unaccredited Normandy district
• Federal appeals court extends stay in Kansas and Arizona voting case
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, May 20
• Globe-trotting designer shows countries’ true colors
• Developers pursue apartment and retail project in old Overland Park
• Spanish automotive supplier Grupo Antolin opening Kansas City plant
• Study: Quitting smoking more likely with e-cigarettes
• Blue Springs company recalling bed handles after three reported deaths
• Jayhawks have shaky start at NCAA women’s golf championship
• Kansas baseball team overcomes loss of top starter, on verge of NCAA berth
• Report: Plane broke apart mid-air in 2012 crash that killed Kansas family
• Defensive newcomers D’Vonta Derricott, Terrell Clinkscales hope to help Kansas State immediately
• Despite late drama, Royals lose 7-6 to Chicago White Sox
• Danny Valencia hits while Mike Moustakas sits
• Royals-White Sox summary - May 20
• Former Liberty High star Scott Carroll pitches with a lot of support against hometown team