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June 30, 2014

• Philip F. Cardarella: JFK’s promise to separate his religion from running a nation is abused by today’s Catholic Supreme Court majority
• Missouri enters debate over e-cigarette regulations
• Supporters of Clay Chastain submit own ballot language for light-rail vote
• Tornado touches down near Atchison as storms move through the region
• Whit Merrifield is lighting up Class AAA pitching
• Danny Duffy opens Royals series in Minnesota as long trip begins
• Former Chief Brandon Flowers calls himself the ‘best corner in football’
• Letter writers share thoughts on Democrats, GOP tax cuts and guns
• Women, unions lose in narrow U.S. Supreme Court decisions
• Sherry Kuehl: Disney World in the summer positively drips with humanity and humidity
• Johnson County sheriff makes case to double recommended new hires
• Kansas City boy paralyzed in April shooting released from hospital
• Reaction to Hobby Lobby coming in
• Missouri’s Nixon dinged by journalist group
• BuzzChat Tuesday: Davis wants to start cleaning up a mess
• BuzzChat Monday: Obama goes to bat for “broke” Clinton
• Letters to the editor
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29
• Munday on Monday: Brushing the dog
• Man critically injured in KCK shooting
• Severe thunderstorms likely to move across Kansas City region
• Silver Alert canceled for 81-year-old Leawood man
• Center for homeless vets opens in KC
• Kansas falls $338 million short of revenue estimates over past year
• Fishing Tournament Trail for July 1
• Sporting KC releases Alex Martinez, recalls Mikey Lopez from loan
• The Week Ahead: Events for the week of June 30
• Tweets from Monday’s Royals-Twins game
• Raul Ibanez rejoins Royals, hopes to contribute to playoff run
• Royals bring back Raul Ibanez and call up Christian Colon
• Royals’ Lorenzo Cain answers call in leadoff spot
• Supreme Court rules companies can opt out of covering contraceptives
• Marketing firm to create 535 jobs in Kansas City
• Gov. Nixon to sign Kansas City Border War truce legislation
• First-year coach Jeff Mittie says K-State women’s basketball team is ahead of schedule
• Kansas football lands eighth junior college commitment in 2015 class
• Kansas hurdler Michael Stigler wins silver medal at U.S. Championships
• Big 12 Conference rolls out new logo that retains Roman numeral look
• L.C.’s Bar-B-Q and new national tenants for Grandview?
• United flight lands in Kansas after emergency slide deploys in flight