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June 27, 2014

• Both sides are wrong about airstrikes in Iraq
• Tea party official in Cochran photos case dies
• Suburbs in KC, elsewhere, see post-recession bounce
• Tony-winning playwright Robert Schenkkan plunges into second part of Lyndon Johnson’s story
• ‘Smokey Joe’ at New Theatre rocks the house
• Senior tennis players dueling in USTA tournament in Overland Park
• Top NBA pick Andrew Wiggins welcomed by Cavaliers
• Readers weigh in on the right to vote, free lending libraries and global warming
• Supreme Court makes a good call protecting cellphone privacy
• St. Louis mayor is impatient, and correct, on gay marriage
• Dear Abby: Get help to finish high school
• Parkville man dies in one-vehicle accident on Interstate 435
• Charges filed in fatal Kansas City wreck
• Lee’s Summit man sentenced for child porn and cyberstalking
• Human remains found in a wooded area in south Kansas City
• Brookside bank robbed
• Man wears bird outfit at bar after allegedly burglarizing costume shop
• Murder defendant attacks lawyer in Jackson County courtroom
• Evoque drives like a car, not an SUV
• Rain showers, thunderstorms threaten Kansas City’s weekend plans
• DUI saturation patrols planned in Johnson County
• Bids for KU home for basketball rules come in high
• Record number of animals overwhelm KC Pet Project
• Trimming trees is treacherous, even for experts
• New Neighbors League in Johnson County welcomes all
• Jim Hummel, owner of KC’s Acme Brass Custom Plating, knows his metals
• Winning numbers for Friday, June 27
• Travel through time to add Greek and Roman design touches to decor
• FC Kansas City sets sights on defending champs
• Manziel on partying: ‘I don’t think I’m doing anything wrong’
• Having realized a lifelong dream, Missouri coach Kim Anderson gets to work
• After third delay, no new opening date for Schlitterbahn’s Verrückt (with new POV video)
• Customer stabs Missouri water department worker
• $3 million lottery ticket sold in SW Missouri
• Search for missing Missouri man focuses on landfill
• Missing Detroit boy found in own basement turned over to his mom
• Tiger leaps onto boat, drags man away in India
• Police: Defense attorney fatally shot in Kentucky
• Former Chick-fil-A employee accused of robbing KFC
• California authorities arrest 275 child predators
• U.S. Mideast envoy quits after attempt at peace deal
• Over the top! Charge into this collection of new World War I histories
• SkillsUSA leaves behind lots that Habitat for Humanity can use
• Plan to boost energy efficiency in Kansas City unveiled
• 10 local students place in SkillsUSA national competition
• Sprint will hold an online-only shareholders meeting and follow California clocks
• Total KC metro construction down in May
• Major push for energy efficiency in KC area to be unveiled
• Readorama: Memoir tells a death-row love story in letters
• The week ahead: June unemployment report will be issued Thursday
• Cerner is going after a huge government contract
• Soccer coaches group kicks its headquarters to Union Station
• Senior housing is planned for Blue Springs
• Kansas state trooper charged with assault, threats
• Sierra Club files new lawsuit over Kansas coal plant
• Army releases possible reductions for Kansas forts
• The Star’s college sports year in review
• Bill Snyder’s Kansas State Wildcats are lining up early commitments
• Royals say Mike Trout didn’t hit one at Kauffman Stadium farther than Bo Jackson or Johnny Bench
• Royals take series opener from Angels 8-6
• Angels’ Michael Morin hoping to face his hometown team at Kauffman Stadium
• Replay: Updates, stats from Friday’s Royals-Angels game
• Jarrod Dyson envisions himself an everyday player
• Royals mailbag: Cracking under pressure? Jarrod Dyson over Nori Aoki?
• Missouri’s Jabari Brown will play with Rockets’ summer league squad
• Missouri’s Jordan Clarkson eager to find role with rebuilding Lakers
• Show-Me Real Estate discusses traditional real state sales vs. auctions
• Rodrock Development awards scholarships and Mom’s Council preps for summer fun
• Fairway Ridge offers wooded home sites, new home