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May 30, 2014

• Kansas taxes fell $217 million short in May
• New White House spokesman hails from Kansas City
• Kansas campaigns to force Kobach off KCMO-AM radio show
• Bruce Chen ready for rehab assignment as Royals keep mum on his role
• Royals lineup for Saturday, May 30
• Aaron Brooks will start in Yordano Ventura’s place for Royals
• Kansas City is bursting with bungalows
• Neil Patrick Harris is the slickest ‘Hedwig’ you’ll ever see
• Monte Harrison is a star in waiting … but will he choose baseball or Nebraska?
• Bishop Miege and Bonner Springs lose in Class 4A-1A state semifinals
• Blue Valley Southwest, St. Thomas Aquinas win and will play for Class 5A soccer title
• Kansas City area high school results for May 30
• Kansas City T-Bones box for May 29
• Kansas City T-Bones report for May 30
• TEST: Embargo set for Chow Town
• Volunteers with good hearing, eyesight needed to help identify birds for annual survey
• After California killings, Twitter’s #YesAllWomen reveals the vast extent of misogyny
• St. Luke’s Hospital revives its liver transplant program
• State Rep. Lance Kinzer of Olathe will not seek reelection
• ‘Sound cannon’ makes its debut on Missouri highways
• Homeland Security holding active-shooter workshop at Overland Park shooting site
• Body of 17-year-old recovered in Missouri creek
• Roe Avenue bridge closures worry businesses near I-435
• Feeding kids, mass shootings, police ticketing
• Kansas Citians are enjoying Loose Park’s comeback
• Harvesters helps fill hungry children’s summer plates
• Missouri police stopping blacks more than whites
• Missouri still owes 300,000 taxpayers their refunds
• Overland Park bank robbed
• Warrensburg woman accused of abandoning newborn son is now charged with his murder
• Rap artist is sentenced to 106 months in shooting death of brother-in-law
• While praising Kansas’ tax policy, Rex Sinquefield calls Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon ‘an idiot’
• Kansas tax revenues plunge again
• Foodie Ruth Reichl’s novel ‘Delicious!’ lacks flavor
• Schlitterbahn postpones the opening of the Verrückt waterslide to June 29
• Designers use metallic paint and tweaked shapes in renowned showhouses
• Blue Valley Northwest wins, Shawnee Mission West loses in 6A soccer semifinals
• De Soto uses big inning to defeat Paola, win Kansas 4A-I baseball title
• Aquinas takes Kansas Class 5A baseball title with win over Blue Valley Southwest
• BV North grad Jack Sock reaches French Open’s third round in doubles, too
• Dovale, Juliao making impact for Sporting KC
• National sporting clays shooting event descends on southeast Kansas
• Announcing the winner of our Cher look-alike and sound-alike contests: We ‘Believe’
• LeVar Burton revives ‘Reading Rainbow’ via Kickstarter campaign
• Luther Campbell’s sex on stage stunt could cost Missouri club
• Appeals court overturns Missouri flag-burning law
• Prosecutors accuse man of first-degree murder in shooting outside Kansas City nightclub
• Winning numbers for Friday, May 30
• Tickets go on sale Tuesday for TEDxKC, which will have a diverse group of presenters
• Wichita firm buys the Overland Park International Trade Center
• Return to Truman’s CIA, author Melvin Goodman says
• Kansas baseball masters the elements and Kentucky at NCAA regional
• Kansas City area college results for May 30
• Big money headed to Big 12, SEC schools thanks to giant revenue distribution
• Aaron Brooks will start Saturday’s game for the Royals
• Royals-Blue Jays summary - May 30
• Royals mailbag
• Vegetarian restaurant and juice bar opening in midtown Kansas City