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June 24, 2014

• Kansas principal says efforts to arm teachers are foolish
• KC to provide bed bug education classes
• SM South receiver a spark in football all-star game
• Barbecue/grilling author Steven Raichlen stops in KC on book tour
• Democrat steps up campaign against Kansas secretary of state
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon announces $786 million in budget reductions
• Nixon vetoes Missouri student transfer bill to little effect in KC
• In Kansas and across U.S., all politics are local in abortion debate
• Kobach challenger’s daughter affected by Kansas voter rule
• Royals are ready for Clayton Kershaw’s best
• GIF of Jarrod Dyson’s catch against Yasiel Puig
• Jarrod Dyson sits as Royals face Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw
• Christian Binford turns in another solid outing as Wilmington wins
• Former Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Brandon Flowers signs with Chargers
• Italian superstar butcher Dario Cecchini sings a nose-to-tail opera in KC
• Jack Sock wins singles debut at Wimbledon, plays Canadian next
• Letter writers share thoughts on Dick Cheney, GOP, Israel
• Kansas City must treat Chastain’s light-rail ballot issue fairly
• EPA gets crucial clean-air victory
• Teachers Brandi Leggett, Anne Sobba are state finalists for Kansas award
• Johnson County housing market rebounds in April
• In aftermath of violence, Village Shalom receives a gift of hope
• Overland Park couple create decorative lights for customers to show off their college spirit
• Stilwell Community Park moves closer to reality with vote on construction
• Teachers Brandi Leggett, Anne Sobba are state finalists for Kansas award
• Olathe company buys Louisiana legal services firm
• Lori Allen: Annual physical exam leads to lessons on the leading causes of teen deaths
• Editorial: Jobs are up but pay is down in Johnson County
• Teachers Brandi Leggett, Anne Sobba are state finalists for Kansas award
• Former Warrensburg School District employee accused of raping girl
• Teen charged in Shawnee killing could face adult prison sentence
• Kansas City police involved in shooting
• Mother who gave rubbing alcohol to fussy twins convicted
• Jay Nixon knocks GOP lawmakers for not expanding Medicaid
• Kansas biolab moves closer to full funding from Washington, D.C.
• Kansas City’s Earnest ends first press briefing as spokesman on rough note
• Heavy Constructors pour more money into Missouri sales tax campaign
• McCaskill to Clinton: Get used to big bucks
• Missouri Speaker says Jay Nixon is playing games
• Olathe Northwest boasts nation’s top debate speaker
• Kansas City restaurants work to become more green
• More than fireworks fill the air in July
• Stroud’s is set to open July 2 in south Overland Park
• Missouri all-stars win football clash
• Westbound I-70 reopens after accident
• ‘Memphis Belle’ lands in KC, will offer flights June 28 and 29
• Man killed on I-70 in Independence identified
• Lee’s Summit woman dies in outstate crash
• Motorcyclist killed in crash in Overland Park
• Kansas City teen finds apparent human ashes on street
• Victim identified in Overland Park motorcycle fatality
• Victim in Gardner tree trimming accident identified
• Freedom Summer forum set for Thursday
• Man alleging Sluggerrr hurt his eye with a hot dog gets another chance with Royals lawsuit
• ‘Little Free Libraries’ grow throughout KC area — except in Leawood
• Maker Faire Kansas City returns this weekend
• NAIA football doubleheader coming to Arrowhead
• Fishing Tournament Trail for June 24
• Native American center envisioned for Kansas City
• Verrückt, world’s tallest water slide, opens ... sometime (with video)
• Lawsuit asks Missouri lawmakers to rewrite gun amendment summary
• Ikea to break ground on St. Louis store
• Jay Nixon to veto student transfer bill in St. Louis
• Football player fatally shot in Missouri high school parking lot
• Researchers race to preserve dying Missouri French dialect
• Methodist panel overturns defrocking of pastor who presided over his son’s same-sex wedding
• Woman climbs over barrier, tries to feed cookies to lions at Memphis Zoo
• Landscaper dies in wood chipper in Florida
• Crown Media doing well, but minority shareholders’ unlikely to get wish for a sale
• Many Kansas City area jobs pay less than national averages
• Sprint CEO Hesse to speak at Fort Leonard Wood next month
• Overland Park couple create decorative lights for customers to show off their college spirit
• KC home building up 13 percent in May
• AT&T makes its case for DirecTV merger
• FTC investigating delays in generic drug releases
• Small consultants for small businesses
• Antioch Crossing gains Wal-Mart grocery store
• Antioch Crossing gains Wal-Mart grocery store
• Google ramps up its Nest digital thermostat product line-up
• Complaints mount as Google Fiber extends its reach in Kansas City
• Kat’s Money Corner: Saving every day on the everyday
• Antioch Crossing gains Wal-Mart grocery store
• Winning numbers for Monday, June 23
• Replay: Tweets from Tuesday’s Royals-Dodgers game
• KC Royals pitcher Bruce Chen returns from disabled list
• Royals say that as season progresses, Danny Duffy won’t have innings restriction
• KU’s Conner Frankamp ready to take that next big shot for Jayhawks
• Former Lee’s Summit West, Missouri standout Michael Dixon approaches NBA Draft realistically
• MU’s Jabari Brown ready for NBA draft
• Wichita police find 3 shot to death in home