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May 29, 2014

• ‘Name ID is enormous’ in Frank White’s campaign for County Legislature
• Democrat Paul Davis files for Kansas governor’s race
• Mike Moustakas delivers key hit for Omaha
• ‘Hair,’ the show that was more than a musical, fills KC Rep’s spring schedule
• BV North grad Jack Sock wins again, advances at French Open
• Blue Springs South beats Staley 7-2 in Missouri Class 5 baseball quarterfinal
• Kansas City T-Bones report for May 29
• Kansas City T-Bones box for May 29
• KC picks streetcar colors — some say they’re classy, others say boring
• Despite perfect spelling, Olathe’s Vanya Shivashankar fails to make national spelling bee finals
• Praising teachers, police ticketing, foreign policy
• Missouri rushes transportation sales tax to the ballot
• Senior drug benefits cost plenty
• Demand at Cider Mill Ridge met by SAB Homes, Double Eagle Builders and K2
• Caption contest for May 30
• Theatre in the Park ushers in changes for 2014 season
• Johnson County students earn College-sponsored National Merit Scholarships
• Automotive museum tells story of the car from a local perspective
• Shawnee Mission school board shifts Brookridge borders, puts off Briarwood decision
• Suspect in Jewish center killings faces a preliminary hearing in November
• Kansas City business owners plead guilty to fraud
• Stepdaughter, man she hired to kill Shawnee man sent to prison for attempted murder
• Kansas City police standoff ends peacefully
• New report: Roberts spent fewer than 100 days in Kansas over 2 years
• Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt blasts Obama
• BuzzChatter Thursday: Obama lays out vision of foreign policy that fails to satisfy his critics
• Los Corrals opens in Meadowbrook Village
• The Star’s high school athletes of the week for May 30
• Kansas City area high school results for May 29
• Hitting coaches come and hitting coaches go ... especially for the Royals
• Missouri sets meeting on proposed federal carbon standards
• Attorney general proposes that Missouri make its own lethal injection chemicals
• Missouri investigates fish kill after chemical spill at Tyson Foods plant
• The week ahead in business
• Kansas City Chamber of Commerce names Bishop-McCann its top small business
• ‘No Place to Hide’ uses Snowden documents to analyze NSA program
• Winning numbers for Thursday, May 29
• Big 12 announces football TV times for Kansas, K-State, rest of conference
• University of Missouri fund invests in Kansas City startup Knoda
• Shares of Sprint and T-Mobile rise after reports of merger talks
• Flash forward: The week ahead in business
• NCAA-bound Kansas wary of Kentucky slugger A.J. Reed
• Racehorse rescued from Kansas slaughter is euthanized
• Kansas board considers making it easier to get teaching license
• Kansas City area college results for May 29
• Punchless Royals name Dale Sveum as their new hitting coach
• Omar Infante, Royals bail out James Shields in 8-6 victory over Toronto
• Royals-Blue Jays summary - May 29
• Sharing works for new restaurants in Overland Park’s Prairiefire development
• Kansas City’s Manifesto is one of the nation’s ‘essential’ cocktail bars
• Kiss co-founders Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley visit their Overland Park restaurant
• Vacation at home in Cedar Creek’s resort-style surroundings
• Chapel Hill awarded ‘2014 Community of the Year’ by Kansas City Homes and Gardens
• Foxberry Estates features newly completed inventory homes
• New homes are limited in Tom French Homes’ communities
• Boveri Realty selling two Crossroads live-work buildings
• Location, lifestyle amenities and value draw buyers
• Heatherglen has dwindling opportunities
• Reduced prices on Raintree Lake Villas’ three remaining new homes