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June 3, 2014

• Missouri state baseball and girls soccer: Five things to watch
• A Muslim’s thoughts on terrorism
• This Week in Kansas City: Bluesfest, Jazzoo and all the kielbasa you can eat
• James Shields takes mound as Royals face Cardinals
• Lexington’s Frank Schwindel talks about his hot stretch
• Chiefs’ Husain Abdullah proves he belongs again as starting free safety
• Look past french fries for new ways to make potatoes
• Missouri state baseball and girls soccer: Five things to watch
• Chris Thompson, former KU golfer, qualifies for U.S. Open
• KCI, light rail, capital punishment
• Olathe holds free fishing derby June 14
• Sherry Kuehl: Does everything have to go viral? What has happened to private parenting?
• Statistics show county’s value to Kansas’ future
• Overland Park insurance office given opportunity to grow
• Man found shot to death in Kansas City alley
• VFW: Shinseki “patriot,” but resignation a good step
• Blunt’s pollution figures don’t add up
• Winning numbers for Monday, June 2
• Roeland Park OKs workshop to work on anti-bias ordinance
• Eilert gets competition from Patricia Lightner, Ed Peterson for Joco chair
• At forum on state education commissioner, concerns about Common Core take center stage
• Eating for Life: Southwest potato salad with grilled corn is rich in potassium
• Gladstone woman dies from injuries in motorcycle crash
• FBI campaign will offer reward for reporting laser beaming of aircrafts
• Inside the new KansasCity.com
• Missouri revenues falling short of projections
• Hidden cash craze hits St. Louis
• 3-year-old Missouri girl dies from gunshot wound
• FAA’s shift in hiring raises concerns
• The freedom to define your own retirement
• Join the club and get warehouse wise
• Pandolfi’s Deli closing in Columbus Park
• Brownback plans response to feds on lesser prairie chicken