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May 23, 2014

• Improve mental health care for our veterans
• Sunflower, EKL teams and players dominate Kansas 6A state tennis
• RNC sues FEC to raise unlimited cash
• FBI probe in Kansas may not find anything, officials say
• Gov. Jay Nixon says he will veto Missouri student transfer bill
• RNC files lawsuit to raise unlimited cash
• Gov. Jay Nixon sets election dates for Missouri ballot measures
• Justin Maxwell clears waivers, accepts assignment to Omaha
• Salvador Perez still out as Royals open series against Angels
• Spencer Patton picks up eighth save as Omaha edges Nashville
• Grim Ozarks mystery by Columbia, Mo., author Laura McHugh
• Trey McIntyre Project offers unabashed and inventive dance
• ‘A Gentleman’s Guide’ to hilarity
• Sporting KC faces a challenge Friday
• Sporting KC’s Matt Besler, Graham Zusi make U.S. World Cup roster
• Prairie Dunes is a tough test for golfers in NCAA tourney
• T-Bones - Redhawks summary - May 22
• T-Bones Report - May 22
• Missouri group fights to preserve rare native prairie
• Rain possible this Memorial Day weekend; severe storms not expected
• Cattle truck overturns on I-29 near Platte City
• Bill permits removing misbehaving Missouri campers
• Prison ordered in fatal Overland Park crash
• Vote on Westport High School sale is delayed two weeks
• Accused Jewish center shooter refuses to talk to North Carolina authorities about 1987 triple slaying
• Three Kansas lakes flagged for high algae levels
• Police investigate shooting in Kansas City
• KC breaks ground for streetcars — and OKs advance spending on expansion
• 80-year-old KCK man found safe
• Passenger dies after car hits a sign on Bannister Road in Kansas City
• Government money, Royals, middle class
• Missouri’s good work with disabled citizens nearly clears waiting lists
• Password troubles explode as hacking spreads
• Missouri prairie grass group knows it’s hard to be natural
• Levi's CEO: Stop washing your jeans
• Man ordered to trial in raping, killing of Hailey Owens in Springfield, Mo.
• Man who died after struggle with police identified
• Kansas Supreme Court vacates two ‘Hard 50’ sentences
• Kansas City man is charged with sexually assaulting two young children
• Kansas City man receives 20-year sentence for kidnapping and robbery
• Schlitterbahn: Verruckt rumors untrue, no test riders have gone airborne
• Man dies after struggle with Kansas City, Kan., police
• ‘How Paris Became Paris’ shows city’s influence on modern urban culture
• ‘Blue Highways’ author William Least Heat-Moon tells story behind best-seller
• Meyer sisters of Spring Hill hope to join NHRA’s fastest female drag racers
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week for May 22
• Watson recalls his time in college golf
• Five things to watch in NCAA men’s golf tournament
• Wisconsin’s First Business Financial Services will buy Alterra Bank
• Audra McDonald mesmerizes as scarred legend in ‘Lady Day’
• Historical mystery ‘Blood Royal’ follows a police investigation in Medieval France
• Winning numbers for Thursday, May 22
• Bathroom grab bars combine safety and style
• Walnut furniture makes a burly comeback
• Backyard birdwatcher Gisela McFarland creates dried-gourd birdhouses for wrens
• 7 rules for when you’re new on the job
• A late bloomer, Royals outfielder Lorenzo Cain making up for lost time
• Danny Duffy squares off with C.J. Wilson as Royals begin series in Anaheim
• Kansas women’s golf team wraps up second appearance at NCAA finals
• Kansas women in last place at NCAA golf tournament
• Luxury apartment complex at the Lenexa City Center will break ground in July
• Yard House plans a restaurant in the Power & Light District
• At Cerner’s annual meeting, executives express confidence
• Kansas City-area college results for May 22
• Central Missouri woman wins track title
• Kansas City is No. 3 in Travel + Leisure’s ‘Best BBQ cities’ ranking
• Another stop on the Johnson County garden tour
• Former substitute Kansas teacher sentenced for molesting girl
• Planned Parenthood will close Kansas clinic after court ruling