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May 27, 2014

• Are Hispanics in danger of becoming white?
• 9/11 memorial insults Arabic speakers
• Food memoirist Ruth Reichl writes her first novel, ‘Delicious!’
• Royals shut down top pitching prospect Kyle Zimmer for at least six to eight weeks
• Chiefs’ tackle Eric Fisher still not cleared for full practice sessions
• ‘Chef’ gets high marks from Kansas City food truck owners
• Food truck innovator Roy Choi schools director in the ways of the professional kitchen
• Kansas City’s classical music offerings this summer provide opportunity for discovery
• Sporting KC-NY Red Bulls summary - May 27
• Kansas City high school results for May 27
• T-Bones - RailCats summary for May 27
• Kansas City T-Bones report for May 27
• Leader named for Donnelly College
• Kansas City kids draw attention at national spelling bee
• Child peers, digital technology unite to help children with autism learn to play and share
• Diamonds are a traffic hound’s best friend
• KCI, Medicaid expansion, Hobby Lobby
• Slooow down to avoid a ticket in KC police crackdown on speeders
• Affordable Care Act centers should be investigated after allegations
• From #YesAllWomen to mental health, reactions range in Santa Barbara killings
• Converting streetlights to more efficient LED system is much more than changing a light bulb
• County’s housing market softened in the first quarter
• Mutual of Omaha Bank names new senior mortgage lender
• Sheriff threatens county commission with court action over funding
• Ryan Dahl, Katie Super are Presidential Scholars for Kansas
• Lori Allen — Act now to document your lifetime of memories
• Population gains make county more important
• Jazz gigs push students out of the books into the real world
• Enterprise Center gets infusion of cash after loss of state money
• New charges are filed in Overland Park shooting spree outside Jewish centers
• Two are charged with Excelsior Springs bank robbery
• Man is accused of raping 20-year-old woman at KC motel in 2012
• Young and homeless: Youngsters face special hardships
• Eating for life — Grilled tenderloin and portabello mushrooms with red pepper coulis
• Good nutrition is vital to being healthy and active at any age
• Diesel is delightful in luxury A7
• Festival celebrates innovative KC architect Louis Curtiss
• Star’s Frazee honored by Outdoor Writers Association of America
• BV Northwest beats BV West 3-2 in Kansas girls soccer
• Aurelien Collin returns to Sporting KC lineup
• Kansas City high school results for May 26
• Modern era Mom and Pop businesses make it work out
• Cerner plans to expand Three Trails campus
• Cerner will buy up to $317 million of its shares
• It’s tick season, and conservation officials have tips
• Man breaks into Kansas City home, lifts blanket off sleeping woman
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, May 27
• Designer opens Fable boutique in KC’s Crossroads area
• Nissan loses case on dashboards’ defect
• Former Mayor Kay Barnes deserves greater recognition for downtown revival
• FTC urges legislation to shed more light on data brokers
• Rent, borrow or barter, and save for tomorrow
• Gonzalez twins are leaving the Jayhawks
• Eastern Kansas facing water supply shortages
• Kansas City area college results for May 27
• K-State grants Leticia Romero release to transfer outside Big 12
• Increased velocity, too many competitive youth games are leading to elbow injuries in the majors
• Royals-Astros summary - May 27
• Omar Infante returns to Royals’ lineup
• Royals starter Yordano Ventura injured in 9-2 loss to Astros
• Missouri-Arkansas football game moved to Friday after Thanksgiving, will be shown on CBS
• Tortilla Ranch Mexican Grill opens in Overland Park
• Clothier Jack Henry is closing on the Country Club Plaza after 83 years