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May 9, 2014

• Efforts of many provide Heritage Christian a new baseball field
• Missouri transportation sales tax plan in jeopardy
• Missouri governor won’t veto criminal law overhaul
• Royals-Mariners lineups for Friday’s game
• Royals recall Johnny Giavotella with Omar Infante ailing
• Starling starts rally with his legs for Wilmington
• Chiefs draft Rice cornerback Phillip Gaines in third round
• Dee Ford arrives in KC on his first official day as a Chief
• Were the Chiefs close to taking Johnny Manziel?
• Video: Chiefs select DE Dee Ford
• A look at the Broncos’, Raiders’ and Chargers’ first-round selections
• Video: The Star's Terez Paylor analyzes Chiefs' draft pick
• NFL Draft blitz package
• Sporting KC defense changes lineups but results remain same
• High school results - May 9
• Butler’s Demarcus Lawrence, Pitt State’s John Brown taken in NFL Draft
• Cale Elam leaves Eck Stadium with another win for Wichita State
• Harvick wins second straight pole at Kansas Speedway
• Plugging in to conflict in state capitals
• Gun laws, Gov. Sam Brownback, stroke awareness
• Poll: Immigration not a factor in Renee Ellmers victory
• Repealing ACA employer mandate would not cause sharp hike in uninsured
• GOP picks for Benghazi panel include vocal conservatives
• Boehner names GOP members of Benghazi panel; Democrats wait
• After U.S. helped topple Gadhafi, Congress showed little interest in Libya -- until Benghazi
• GOP probe of Benghazi holds political peril for both parties
• GOP-run House makes business tax break permanent -- and increases deficit
• Pelosi: GOP plan for Benghazi panel 'fundamentally unfair'
• Venezuelans from throughout U.S. rally in D.C. to push for sanctions
• First Lady to deliver weekly address with message to Nigerian girls
• Solar panels finally arrive atop the White House
• Changes at Cider Mill Ridge at The National
• Cottonwood Canyon offers last premium golf course lots in Johnson County
• Outdoor living showcased at the next level during Spring Parade of Homes
• Loch Lloyd model wins Grand Award
• New model homes exemplify luxurious aesthetic in Polo Fields
• Join the Parade and explore the best in Rodrock Development communities
• Homes selling quickly in Brooks Farm and Parkwood
• Craftsmanship earns Sweetwater Creek a Grand Award
• Craftsmanship, small-town charm attracting buyers to Woodland Ridge
• College graduation: Oh, how things have changed
• ‘I knew I’d become my mother when ’
• BuzzChatter Friday: Rick Perry gets revenge on Missouri
• Missouri pols mourn passing of Joe Teasdale
• Sheriff: Sedalia case involving scattered body parts a homicide
• 18-year-old woman shot while turkey hunting at Smithville Lake
• Resurfacing project on I-70 in KCK will mean overnight lane closures, delays
• I-435 bridge repair work to begin Monday in Lenexa
• Jolie Justus ‘thrilled’ that Jay Nixon won’t veto criminal law overhaul
• JCCC trustees sign off on operating budget with slight increase
• Sedalia remains identified as Marshall, Mo., woman
• Two new charges added in highway shooting case
• Lee’s Summit man charged with shooting son
• Independence mother charged in starving infant’s death
• Columbia police warn women of recent assaults
• Former Kansas City Councilwoman Judy Swope dies
• Suit filed to halt Missouri execution
• Minor injuries reported after Smithville school bus swerves to miss oncoming car
• Father arrested for allegedly shooting son during argument in Lee’s Summit
• World War II vet in Raytown keeps his old ship alive in memory
• 2014 BMW M235i
• Lee’s Summit man pin stripes vehicles by hand
• Teen finds meaning, inspiration for book in 1950s popularity guide
• Kansas Lottery renews its Nationwide sponsorship with Kansas Speedway
• Clint Bowyer’s mom to wave green flag at Kansas Speedway
• NASCAR’s Joey Logano leaves the drama and Sprint Cup rivals behind him
• NASCAR Q&A with Larry McReynolds
• NASCAR Sprint Cup race on Saturday at Kansas Speedway: 10 drivers to watch
• Carl Edwards looks to improve on track he covets
• Rookie Jimmy Weller overcomes horrific crash and begins career in Truck Series
• Kyle Busch snaps Kansas Speedway jinx with trucks win
• After-dark NASCAR race at Kansas Speedway has a unique glow
• National Gallery of Art mounts rare Degas/Cassatt combined show
• Putin Victory Day visit to Crimea increases already tense situation in Ukraine
• China cracks down on those remembering ’89 Tiananmen crackdown
• Video of Israeli soldier confronting Palestinians yields outpouring of support
• Judge Rosemary Collyer and the art of judicial writing
• Court rejects Holocaust survivors’ claims against Hungary
• NASCAR Sprint Cup: Kevin Harvick wins Kansas pole
• NASCAR: Bowyer at home in Kansas, with Michael Waltrip Racing
• Kyle Busch gets second trucks win
• Whole Foods looking for local producers
• Wichita’s driest start to make way for a rainy Mother’s Day?
• Ukraine’s poor military can only hope it never has to fight Russia
• OSCE watchdog is latest to blast Turkey on lack of press freedom
• Dining rooms disappear, floor plans flow on local home tours
• State’s wheat crop forecast to yield 18% less
• Second ride-sharing company starts Kansas City service
• Wyandotte Health Foundation makes major grant
• Parent of North American Savings Bank reports smaller profit
• 4 things that help you advance at work
• Be financially informed before you purchase a puppy
• Symphony Designers’ Showhouse displays an array of ways to use mirrors
• Author to speak on Jonathan Swift’s shocking proposal
• Major retailers report quarterly financial results
• Field trip to aviation training center ends students’ Flying Challenge program
• Make room, 1936: this is now driest start to year in Wichita history
• Contract provision could shield Wichita teachers from state law eliminating tenure and due process
• Wichita nonprofit Trees for Life to carry on founder’s international legacy
• DA: Burglars used social media, newspaper announcements to target Sedgwick County homes
• Body found in Maize parking lot identified as missing man Adam Sabri
• Cornejo & Sons wins I-135 construction contract
• Two girls suspended from East after posting protest fliers
• Inter-Faith Ministries announces humanitarian award winners
• Public dedication of Operation Freedom Memorial planned for May 17
• Wichita man, 46, sentenced to prison over child sex crimes
• Sedgwick County Jail sergeant on leave after alleged threats
• Enter The Eagle's ‘Graduation selfie’ contest and you could win a $100 iTunes gift card
• Want to be the opening act for Styx, Foreigner? Contest offers a chance
• Robber with shotgun greets man, woman visiting Planeview house
• Man robbed, beaten with crutch
• 'Bring Back Angelo's' page proves dream is not dead
• Loretta Lynn to play Orpheum Theatre on Sept. 20
• Pushups charity challenge will raise money for veterans
• Wichita weather: Clearing skies for a pleasant day
• Shocker report: WSU 8, Dallas Baptist 5
• Wichita State softball ousted in MVC semifinals
• Updates, stats from Friday’s Royals-Mariners game
• Johnny Giavotella rejoins Royals as team awaits word on Omar Infante
• Jason Vargas shines in return to old park as Royals cruise, 6-1
• Royals mailbag: Trade Billy Butler? Where’s the plate discipline?
• Seattle drafts MU tackle Justin Britt with 64th pick
• Mizzou’s Kony Ealy drafted by Carolinia Panthers at the 60th pick in NFL Draft
• Video: The NFL Draft's Michael Sam dilemma