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June 11, 2014

• U.S. House considers bill to waive school meal rules
• Judges say Kansas school funding law meets mandate
• Obama on U.S. gun violence: ‘We should be ashamed’
• Maryville repeals ordinance raising age to enter bars to 21
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon set to roll out vetoes
• U.S. Senate blocks Warren’s student-loan refinancing measure
• Tea party rejoicing at Cantor’s defeat
• Eric Cantor’s loss sends ripples through politics here and nationwide
• Lorenzo Cain sits out as Royals look to sweep Indians
• Wilmington swept in doubleheader
• Brandon Finnegan says shoulder is no concern
• Chiefs safety Eric Berry looking to be more vocal on the field
• Chiefs’ Donnie Avery shows his big-play ability
• Lloyd Webber’s ‘Wizard’ at Starlight is colorful and long
• Sporting KC players from across the globe share their favorite World Cup memories
• Baseball Hall of Fame celebrates 75th anniversary with Cal Ripken Jr., Joe Morgan
• Term limits for Congress, blaming President Obama, capital punishment
• Despite Eric Cantor’s loss, keep going on immigration reform
• Gov. Jay Nixon’s vetoes of costly tax breaks protect Missouri’s taxpayers
• Airport mall, priests’ role, wealth disparity
• Kansas City playground homicide victim identified
• Police: Overland Park homicide victim was stabbed
• Man found dead under wrecked van in KCK identified
• Independence man accused of producing child pornography
• Murder suspect faces illegal gun charge
• Woman is charged in Kansas City ax robbery
• Man dies of injuries suffered in south Kansas City home explosion
• Tea party candidate Milton Wolf says Eric Cantor defeat spells trouble for Pat Roberts in Kansas
• Wolf’s hope for Virginia replay in Kansas a twisted dream, Roberts campaign says
• Gov. Jay Nixon vetoes Missouri tax breaks
• BuzzChatter Thursday: Cantor insists he won’t wallow in misery
• Pearce leads look at passenger train service in Midwest
• Susan Vollenweider: The latest first
• Sharing the love of motocross
• Roeland Park puts off vote to ban discrimination for sexual orientation and gender identity
• Seeds of recovery sprouting from court’s community garden
• Man injured in Kansas City house explosion dies
• Second rabid bat confirmed in Lee’s Summit
• Six stores are still closed after burst lines flood Oak Park Mall
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, June 10
• Fishing report for June 12
• Phil Mickelson seeks to handle distractions, win his first U.S. Open golf title
• Five things to watch in this year’s U.S. Open golf tournament
• MU boosts efforts to fight campus sex assault
• Missouri cites Tyson Foods after chemical spill, fish kill
• Truck driver pleads not guilty in Tracy Morgan crash
• Reaction to Eric Cantor’s primary defeat to David Brat
• H&R Block revenues rise despite preparing fewer returns
• Missouri files a violation notice against Tyson Foods after fish kill
• U.S. natural gas output will set a record this year
• Amazon reportedly is close to offering a music streaming service
• Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City awards $2.24 million in grants
• TIF Commission endorses incentives for Power & Light Building apartment plan
• Aggressive at the plate and on the bases, Royals beat Indians 4-1, complete sweep
• Royals’ Mike Moustakas delivers multiple hits in back-to-back games
• Eric Hosmer, Alex Gordon, Mike Moustakas power Royals to 9-5 victory over Cleveland
• Burlington plans to open store in Grandview in spring 2015
• Food establishment inspections for June 11
• Missouri’s Kearsten Peoples heads to NCAA championships with nation’s top shot-put mark
• Kearney lineman Tanner Owen commits to Missouri
• Kansas might withhold some annual school test data
• Judges reviewing new Kansas school funding law
• Kansas county twice rejects IUD grants, equating the devices to murder
• Board of Education makes two districts ‘innovative’
• Now is the time to watch out for bagworms