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May 6, 2014

• 913 notebook: BV Southwest girls soccer, SM East swimming, Sunflower golf
• Blue Valley Northwest wins EKL boys tennis title
• Nixon criticizes Missouri tax cut veto override
• Missouri House to drop impeachment case against Gov. Jay Nixon
• Missouri Capitol Police remove hymn-singing protesters from Senate debate
• Brownback: Reports on lobbying investigation a smear campaign
• How stoned is too stoned to drive? States find no easy answers
• Danny Duffy to make second start of season Thursday
• Royals=Padres lineups
• Manaea tosses four shutout innings for Wilmington
• Poll: What should the Chiefs do with their first-round draft pick?
• Wisconsin linebacker Chris Borland won’t let size hold him back
• Luscious, local lettuce and herbs line grocery shelves
• For sale: The original Olympic basketball
• Russia, Royals, wage theft
• U.S. aid in Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis should spark caution
• Pass a reasonable red-light camera bill
• North Carolina Senate primary a test for GOP
• Senate vote Tuesday could get energy legislation moving
• Missouri, Kansas dog breeders criticized by animal welfare group
• Cinco de Mayo at El Patron
• New report: Climate change has “moved firmly into the present” and nation needs to adapt
• Keystone vote caught in Senate politics
• Obama: US will do 'everything it can' to help Nigeria find abducted girls
• It’s primary day in NC as GOP candidates fight to challenge Sen. Kay Hagan in November
• T-Bones Exhibition Game
• Monica Lewinsky breaks years-long silence about Clinton affair, aftermath
• House Democrats clear WH in IRS scandal report
• Democrats cry foul over tax break that would raise deficit
• Report says climate change is here, lays out U.S. impacts
• Pelosi: Benghazi panel should be 'truly bipartisan'
• Reid: ‘I have been a fan of earmarks’
• Development Land Auction Event is opportunity knocking
• Corbin Park filling up
• Aldi holding job fair Wednesday morning
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: Rod Jetton looks back
• Cass County still owes Lee’s Summit $900,000 in misdirected tax revenue
• Community calendar
• An artistic benefit for Penn Valley Park
• School news in brief
• Missouri lawmakers pass notice requirement for mammograms
• Eastbound I-435 backed up through Triangle
• Police chase ends with suspect's car impaled on KU campus stairs
• Police: Missouri man drives SUV into twin brother, killing him
• Missouri lawmakers agree on education funding
• Lenexa woman accused of leaving child home alone
• Guilty plea in Shawnee bank robbery
• Human remains discovered in Missouri trailer park
• Leawood bank robbed Tuesday
• Prison ordered in Craigslist robbery case
• Kansas City woman wins $2.5 million Missouri Lotto
• Documents list items taken from home of Overland Park hate shootings suspect Frazier Glenn Miller
• KC-area pair accused of using a minor for prostitution
• Two tipsters net $4,000 each from highway shootings investigation
• Man dies after fall from golf cart at FedEx in Shawnee
• Habitat ReStore opens in Blue Springs
• 816 North notebook: KC area all-stars win elite statewide title
• Jennifer Mazi: A mother’s love gives her strength against cancer
• 816 notebook: KC area all-stars win elite statewide title
• NASCAR’s Greg Biffle hopes to rekindle success at Kansas Speedway
• Trucks rookie Ben Kennedy is first France family member to race in NASCAR
• High school results - May 5
• Rule changes coming to high school basketball
• Songs from his soul: KC musician Jamie Searle tests his creative boundaries
• China, Iran say they’re ‘strategic partners’ as U.S. watches warily
• Convicted killer in Chandra Levy case questions snitch’s credibility
• Supreme Court popularity rebounds, survey says
• NASCAR driver’s Lake Norman estate for sale for $4.9 million
• Racing Month ... $230 million of pancakes and more
• New videos show more rebel groups in Syria have U.S.-made anti-tank missiles
• Winning numbers for Monday, May 5
• Within its fiberhoods, Google rules the roost, survey finds
• Wireless price wars not sustainable, Sprint CEO Dan Hesse says
• DST Systems proceeds with stock offering, share repurchase
• New survey of best U.S. cities for starting an online business ranks Kansas City at the top
• Need a little “fun money”? Save, sacrifice and scrape together
• College graduate poll looks beyond salary at happiness in life and work
• Track Garmin stock for a hint at next year’s rankings
• Waddell & Reed Financial tops the rankings
• Luigi’s Italian Restaurant now on the square in Liberty
• Local stock promoter Shawn A. Becker faces SEC complaints
• St. Luke’s to close its Westport fitness center
• Underdog Wine a good addition to Crestwood Shops
• Independence limits the number of smoke shops in city to 14
• Office Depot is planning to close at least 400 U.S. stores
• Sellers rule in Kansas City housing market
• Aujanae McCoy makes the most of freshman season at Butler
• K-State’s Ty Zimmerman hopes NFL scouts value his college career
• K-State’s Ty Zimmerman hopes NFL scouts value his college career
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s Royals-Padres game
• Despite Royals’ five straight losses, G.M. Dayton Moore stresses patience
• Royals fall to Padres 6-5 in 12 innings
• Royals hope Lorenzo Cain will take cautious approach
• KU women's golf team has benefited from international players
• Corbin Park filling up
• Spin Neapolitan Pizza to open restaurant in Crown Center
• MU softball pitcher Tori Finucane picked SEC freshman of the year