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June 12, 2014

• Mindy Corporon: My father, my hero now and always
• All-Sunflower and EKL softball teams
• Dave Helling: Who should pay our public bills: users — or all of us?
• Proposal to regulate sharing food with Kansas City’s homeless is rejected
• University of Missouri adds dorms to building inspections after fatal collapse
• Kauffman Center’s Jane Chu is confirmed as NEA chairwoman
• Beef recall over low mad cow risk includes a Kansas City restaurant
• School bus rolls over during crash near Truman Sports Complex; minor injuries reported
• Cody Reed’s six shutout innings help Lexington to a split
• Foster Griffin excited to get started with the Royals
• Chiefs receiver Dwayne Bowe says he’s in the best shape of his life
• Chiefs’ top pick Dee Ford focused on keeping a level head
• Former Jayhawk Gary Woodland has confidence entering U.S. Open
• This year’s Watson Challenge could be toughest test yet
• Medicaid expansion, government waste, Ukraine
• A small step for solace in just one KC parking spot
• Nouri al-Maliki’s failings release a nightmare in Iraq
• Blue Valley district says it’s saving $3.4 million in interest on bonds
• Stacey Hatton: I spy ladies who laser tag
• Roeland Park residents band together to develop former school site
• Area’s top high school singers advance to KC SuperStar finals
• Olathe police seeking school vandals
• Independence man sentenced for stealing museum’s pioneer woman statue
• Teen sentenced for robbery of elderly Grandview man
• Car slams into woman and south Kansas City house
• Caution Zone: Southbound U.S. 169 over Broadway Bridge to close temporarily this weekend
• Kansas City under flood advisory as storms move through area
• Man critically injured after allegedly setting fire in Olathe duplex
• Clay Chastain’s light-rail vote awaits judge’s ruling
• Missouri holds first state high school bass tournament
• Woman accused of asking fake Facebook hit man to kill family
• Obama promises military help as Iraq erupts in violence
• Woman saves newborn puppy lit on fire
• Missouri NAACP launches biggest push to abolish death penalty
• Vegas rampage victims honored, eulogized as heroes
• Police: Priests attacked at Phoenix church, 1 dies
• George H.W. Bush celebrates 90th birthday with parachute jump
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, June 11
• Mobile health? There’s an app for that
• Demo day arrives for 10 budding businesses at Sprint Mobile Health Accelerator
• Kansas City: Economic competitiveness has slumped
• Vice chairman Christopher Olofson resigns from Epiq Systems
• Ford again lowers fuel rating on hybrids
• KU’s Wayne Selden feeling healthier as he embraces leadership role
• Last call for famed American Restaurant bartender Willie Grandison
• Crowley Furniture relocating in Overland Park
• Missouri athletic director Mike Alden discusses upcoming changes in NCAA’s governance
• KCCashHomeBuyers.com offers help for distressed home sellers
• Benson Place Fieldstone is top destination for new-home buyers
• Highland Meadows’ new phase opening soon
• Farmers National Company’s first six months in KC are successful
• Cedar Creek residents say living here is a daily vacation
• Opportunities dwindling in Heatherglen
• New Longview offers great schools, architecture and art
• Dreams & Design Building is featured builder at at Falcon Lakes
• What are those brown spots on my lawn?
• Kansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Nuss to judge cowboy poetry contest
• Kansas might withhold some annual school test data