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May 28, 2014

• Man found shot to death in Franklin County home
• Nixon says tax breaks could cost local governments
• Jay Nixon says tax breaks could cost local governments
• Kansas secretary of state Kobach files for re-election
• Starling’s hit streak ends in Wilmington’s shutout win
• Chiefs’ Weston Dressler, Sean Smith play the numbers game
• Chiefs players not worried about OTA no-shows Houston, Flowers
• Kansas City stages offer plenty to enjoy this summer
• Broadway salutes Broadway in ‘Act One’
• Sporting KC-NY Red Bulls summary - May 27
• Kansas City high school results for May 27
• St. Thomas Aquinas finishes fourth at Kansas Class 5A state golf tournament
• T-Bones - RailCats summary for May 27
• Kansas City T-Bones report for May 27
• Lawsuit filed against Red Robin after hepatitis scare in Springfield
• Jackson County rededicates Stone Arch Bridge over Truman Road
• Olathe’s Vanya Shivashankar advances to spelling bee semifinals, but KC’s Kush Sharma does not
• Leader named for Wyandotte Health Foundation
• Hillsdale Lake drowning victim entered water to retrieve item, officials say
• Liberty furniture store fire ruled accidental
• Park University’s president becomes its chancellor
• ‘All he needed was help,’ friends say of Iraqi war vet killed in incident with KC police
• Gov. Sam Brownback moves on mental health promise, but he should expand Medicaid in Kansas
• A better south Kansas City campus plan from Cerner
• Veterans Affairs, Catholic Church, term limits for Congress
• Deputies investigating highway shooting near Lawrence
• Couple found dead at site of motorcycle rally
• Converting streetlights to more efficient LED system is much more than changing a light bulb
• Man is accused of raping 20-year-old woman at KC motel in 2012
• Robbery suspects arrested after chase from KCK to KC
• Independence police looking to talk to three males about recent street robberies
• Six former IRS workers guilty of unemployment fraud
• Clay County deputy hurt during pursuit
• Gen. Dempsey wants heads to roll for VA scandal
• Gov. Jay Nixon denounces Missouri General Assembly’s latecoming tax breaks
• Young and homeless: Youngsters face special hardships
• Baby penguin arrives at the Kansas City Zoo
• Wolf rejects poll of Kansas GOP in US Senate race
• Event Previews for the Week of May 29, 2014
• BV Northwest beats BV West 3-2 in Kansas girls soccer
• Aurelien Collin returns to Sporting KC lineup
• Sporting KC’s winless streak hits four after 1-1 draw with New York Red Bulls
• Kansas City high school results for May 26
• Royals can exhale about Ventura but not their feeble offense
• Royals manager Ned Yost chalks up funk to leadership void, immaturity
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, May 27
• Designer opens Fable boutique in KC’s Crossroads area
• KCP&L’s energy efficiency program plugged in again
• Nissan loses case on dashboards’ defect
• Kansas pitcher Wes Benjamin still sidelined as NCAA regionals begin
• Kansas City area college results for May 27
• Council committee will examine West Bottoms controversy over the future of Kemper Arena
• Ikea store in Merriam plans to have the largest rooftop solar array in Kansas
• Colonial Court apartments near the Plaza are being demolished
• Royals embarrassed after 9-3 loss gives Houston Astros a three-game sweep
• Royals’ handling of Yordano Ventura, Kyle Zimmer shows how unpredictable pitchers can be
• Yost shows hot temper, Royals bats are cold in loss to Astros
• Increased velocity, too many competitive youth games are leading to elbow injuries in the majors
• Royals-Astros summary - May 27
• Gonzalez twins leaving the Jayhawks
• Gonzalez twins are leaving the Jayhawks
• Food establishment violations for May 28
• Missouri midfielder Kaysie Clark chosen for US women’s under-23 national team
• Four players transferring from Mizzou softball
• Pinching makes lots of plants stockier and bushier