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May 21, 2014

• Jefferson’s, a favorite in Lawrence, brings its fare to Olathe
• Support for gay marriage hits record high
• Festivals crowd the summer events calendar
• Charges that VA mismanaged veterans’ care ignite political furor
• Democrats join U.S. House Benghazi probe they deride as politics
• GOP’s Scott Morgan to take on Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach
• Starling pushes hit streak to eight games as Wilmington wins
• Derrick Thomas to enter College Football Hall of Fame
• Chiefs sign fifth-round pick Aaron Murray to contract
• Egg recipes take center stage in cookbooks
• Martin City Melodrama & Vaudeville Co. liquidates part of its stock of props and costumes
• Frida Kahlo comes to life in Vanessa Severo’s hands
• T-Bones Report - May 19
• T-Bones - Saltdogs summary - May 18
• Kansas City man gets 50 years for 6-month spree of rape and other crimes
• Hazmat crews cordon off part of Kansas City IRS building in white powder scare
• Topeka approves city same sex partner registry
• Driver seriously hurt after fleeing from Kansas City traffic officer
• The new Greater Kansas City Mental Health Coalition fights stigma
• Normandy School District sues to stop Missouri student transfer law
• Johnson County man sentenced to prison for witness tampering
• Missouri teacher fired for naked Twitter photo
• Missouri man charged with painting racial slur at new restaurant
• Bike borrowing network B-cycle expands in Kansas City
• Don’t arm Missouri teachers
• Streetcars are relics
• Longview Road parking, negative GOP, Catholic Church hypocrisy
• Kansas City’s new streetcar line is rolling now, but roadblocks loom for larger system
• City clerk resigns with colorful email
• New museum is destined to be a real rock star
• Bad TV truly covers a multitude of sins
• Former Lee’s Summit soccer coach faces new child pornography allegations
• 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
• Events in Kansas City May 22-May 28
• Fishing report for May 22
• Missouri Mavericks coach Scott Hillman resigns
• It’s open season on squirrels and bass in Missouri
• Replay: Vahe Gregorian and Sam Mellinger answer your Kansas City sports questions
• Spin Neapolitan Pizza will open restaurants in three new states
• GM adds 218,000 subcompacts to growing recall list
• Euronet completes $242 million purchase of British company
• McCartney still ill, cancels South Korea concert
• Court declines to halt Missouri execution over pain fears
• Missouri officials replace unaccredited Normandy district
• U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill backs Missouri transportation sales tax
• At least 70 men -- including police chief, rabbi, Boy Scout leader -- charged in NYC child porn case
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, May 20
• Spin Neapolitan Pizza will open restaurants in three new states
• UMKC’s Bloch school will honor four entrepreneurs
• Area home prices rose in April
• Developers pursue apartment and retail project in old Overland Park
• Spanish automotive supplier Grupo Antolin opening Kansas City plant
• Discount movie ticket seller expands to the Kansas City market
• EBay breach again highlights need for secure passwords
• Many emergencies can drain an emergency fund
• Leticia Romero won’t receive transfer waiver from Kansas State, despite John Currie’s change of stance
• Despite late drama, Royals lose 7-6 to Chicago White Sox
• Royals-White Sox summary - May 20
• Missouri football team lands commitment from junior college defensive lineman Eddie Heard Jr.
• Ukrainian teenager Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk signs to play for KU basketball team
• Kansas baseball team loses six-run lead in 10-9 Big 12 tournament loss
• Jayhawks have shaky start at NCAA women’s golf championship
• Saline County in Kansas refuses funds after official likens IUDs to abortion
• No bond for woman in fake pregnancy scam
• Beautiful scenes from last weekend’s Johnson County garden tour