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June 5, 2014

• Michael Carolan: Feeling D-Day by treating soldiers
• Replay: Q&A with Sam Mellinger and Vahe Gregorian
• Aquinas, BV Northwest win soccer state titles
• KC Council vote on ‘food sharing’ permit to help the homeless is delayed
• GOP site committee tours Sprint Center, Plaza on its full day here; locals claim $30 million raised to date
• New Kansas law cuts off party switching in July
• Rabid bat found in Lee’s Summit home
• Jason Adam struggles again at Northwest Arkansas
• Ned Yost explains why Eric Hosmer is still hitting in Royals’ No. 3 spot
• Eric Hosmer stays in No. 3 spot as Royals finish St. Louis series
• Outdoor activities, wildlife are big part of Champions Tour golf tourney
• How Alex Smith’s next contract could be affected by Colin Kaepernick’s $126 million deal
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid is optimistic about Travis Kelce’s return
• MLS fines Sporting KC’s Juliao, two others
• KC police ticketing, business incentives, Keystone pipeline
• Syria’s sham election is a terrible reminder
• A shameful rush to judgment on Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl
• Caption contest for June 6
• Emily Parnell — Parental instruction is more effective when whispered than shouted
• Authorities ID man found shot to death in Cass County cemetery
• Unsafe conditions prevent investigators from examining South KC home
• Man found naked and bloody after stabbing is charged with murder
• Former Vice President Dick Cheney is a surprise visitor as KC courts 2016 GOP convention
• BuzzChatter Thursday: 'Right to farm' proposal sparks disagreement
• GOP site committee tours Sprint Center, Plaza on its full day here; locals claim $30 million raised to date
• House explosion probe delayed
• Johnson County manager proposes first levy increase in eight years
• Two suspects charged in shooting near Lawrence
• More school buses faulted in Missouri inspections
• Kansas City firefighters battle blaze that fully engulfed house
• Strong winds blow through KC area, downing power lines, tree limbs
• I-435 in Johnson County reopened after downed power line forces closure
• Missouri offers aid to students at risk of ‘summer melt’
• Summit seeks to reduce urban violence in Kansas City
• From the archives: Author John Green finds the emotion, and the humor, in fatal disease.
• Saturday, Sunday are Free Fishing Days in Missouri and Kansas
• Sports car driver David Levine puts heart into his racing
• MLS fines Sporting KC’s Juliao, two others
• Sporting KC calls on Lawrence Olum after Uri Rosell transfer
• Authorities ID body found near Missouri cemetery
• McCaskill cancels trip for D-Day ceremonies
• Nixon signs parental consent bill for teen tanning
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, June 4
• New Fortune 500 list contains only one Kansas City company
• Replay: Live updates, stats from Thursday’s Royals-Cardinals game
• G.M. Dayton Moore approached George Brett about returning as Royals’ hitting coach
• Sprint/T-Mobile merger reports land with a thud in the market
• Know a KC woman in leadership who deserves recognition? Nominate her for the Athena Award
• Halls Plaza building will house several upscale, exclusive retailers
• Elephant Bar Restaurant closing in Overland Park
• Rodrock Homes gives five reasons to build new now
• Chadwick Court is new maintenance-provided enclave coming to Prairie Village
• WatersEdge has high level of homebuyer interest and new building activity
• Rare opportunity to own one of the premier homes in Kansas City
• In Southwick on the Lake Todd Hill Homes makes most of indoor and outdoor space
• Heatherglen has dwindling opportunities
• Farmers National Company’s cropland investment seminar is June 16
• Cottonwood Canyon residents experience world class golf
• Woodland Ridge’s craftsmanship, small-town charm attracting buyers
• KCRAR offers tips for home selling success
• New Longview offers great schools, architecture and art
• Wheeler Auctions will sell 80-acre country estate with lake on June 28
• Nutsedge is back, but it can be controlled