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June 18, 2014

• Missouri Gov. Nixon vetoes limited jobless benefits
• Five things to watch Missouri-Kansas all-star high school football game
• This week in Kansas City: Big Slick, Eddie Izzard, Fiesta Kansas City and Art of the Car Concours
• A remodeled ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ lands at the Coaterie Theatre
• Kansas regents to consider increasing tuition this fall
• Lineups: Nori Aoki rests as Royals look to stay in first place against Tigers
• Class AAA Omaha hits six home runs in victory
• Royals’ teams in first place after 70 games are rare
• Seaboard seeks its third Ban Johnson baseball title since 2011
• Letter writers’ opinions on ivory, Benghazi and Maya Angelou
• Gardens for offenders are worth cultivating in KC
• Cooperate to inject new life into the area economy
• Therese Park: Looking forward to cultural exchange in Guatemala
• Leawood family rewards students with scholarships
• Young CEO's success story unravels in court cases
• Arrest made in Overland Park homicide
• Kansas City, North, father is cited after toddler goes missing
• Newt Gingrich heaps praise on Rep. Paul Ryan
• Heavies give Missouri transportation sales tax committee $160K; is a familiar name involved in the campaign?
• Blunt-McCaskill split on how to try terrorism suspect
• Sherry Kuehl | Before embarking on college life, here’s a list of helpful hints for living
• Shawnee might let voters decide on 10-year sales tax for roads
• Pro-pot group campaigns across Missouri
• KC area mom fights to get her son back amid medical abuse accusations
• Video shows SUV going airborne during Kansas crash
• Chicago hearing in custody case of Kansas City area teen is rescheduled
• Southwest Airlines joins Kansas City reading initiative
• Fisherman dies in Clay County lake
• Rose Brooks Center brings health care to domestic violence victims in KC
• Nation’s top high school speakers and debaters reach crunch time in Overland Park
• Peregrine chicks banded at Iatan power plant
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, June 17
• Kansas, Missouri fishing report for June 19
• Sporting KC’s Graham Zusi shakes off nerves in World Cup debut
• Patent office cancels Washington NFL team’s trademarks, calling nickname ‘disparaging’
• Cattle rustler draws 30-year sentence
• Police chief’s lawsuit targets Missouri gun rights measure
• Former priest pleads guilty in Missouri sex abuse case
• Judge weighs rewrite of Missouri gun rights plan
• Utah teen pleads guilty to stabbing his two brothers to death
• Texas county unwittingly OKs slavery reparations
• Vinalhaven Island, Maine, offers glimpses of the famous
• T-Mobile offers free Apple iPhones for network ‘test drive’
• Jeremy Guthrie dominates Detroit Tigers as Royals win 10th straight game 2-1
• Omar Infante continues his hot hitting in Royals’ win over Detroit Tigers
• Replay: Live updates from Wednesday’s Royals-Tigers game
• Royals roar into first place with 11-4 pounding of Tigers for ninth straight victory
• SkillsUSA national competition next week will be Kansas City’s last
• Epiq Systems names chief financial officer in second management change this year
• Obamacare tax credits cut insurance costs for Kansas City area buyers
• K-State’s Bramlage Coliseum to get new videoboards
• KU still exploring removal of Memorial Stadium track before football season
• Kansas football keeps recruiting run going by landing four-star juco prospect Cory Butler
• Kansas can expand its international brand at 2015 World University Games
• Sportibles opens Olathe superstore
• What to do when sticky insects eat your hibiscus petals
• K-State video: Cool tools for composting
• Kansas Supreme Court orders hearing in sperm donor case
• Cosmosphere unveils plan for next 50 years