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June 9, 2014

• New KC center for homeless veterans offers ‘homes for the brave’
• Tom Bell and Herb Kuhn: Veterans deserve better access to health care
• Overland Park woman brings jaw-dropping dimensions to face-painting
• Hillary Clinton says her family was ‘dead broke’ after leaving the White House
• Analyst: Kansas leaders distorted research about tax revenue shortfalls
• Audit: More than 57,000 patients await their first VA appointments
• Bruce Chen roughed up in rehab start at Class AAA Omaha
• Second-round draft pick Scott Blewett expects to sign with Royals
• Replay: Royals Q&A with The Star’s Andy McCullough
• Television noise, guns, National Time Out
• A boost for homeless vets in Kansas City
• College debt relief is good, prevention is better
• Decorate a Twinkie for our Fourth of July contest
• Prosecutor rules Missouri man justified in stabbing brother to death
• Two charged in shooting death of man in cemetery near Peculiar
• Stalker guilty in Johnson County case
• Overland Park police investigating homicide
• DNA links Kansas City man to 2012 assault and rape
• Hillary tickets: I must be in the front row
• Wolf: Six debates in eight weeks with Pat Roberts
• Schodorf: Kobach not “tending to the store”
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: Will Breyer ever cut this lawyer a break again?
• Bill Watterson makes brief return to cartooning
• Boy seriously injured by lawnmower in Lenexa
• One dies in crash as police try to stop car
• Munday Verse: Stern lecture
• University of Missouri plans new amphitheater for 175th anniversary
• Kansas City-bound 737 clips another plane at Boston airport
• I-35 lane closures are kicking in for Johnson County Gateway project
• Brookfield, Mo., fights the economic decline of small towns head on
• Lenexa boy, 4, loses leg in mower accident
• KC area now has 13 measles cases, all apparently linked
• Negotiations to sell Westport High need more time, school board president says
• Murder charge filed in wreck that followed short Raytown police chase
• The Week Ahead: Events for the week of June 9
• 75-year-old Missouri man sentenced for child porn
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, June 7 and Sunday, June 8
• Kansas City Power & Light Building redevelopment plan on deck
• City pitching River Market parking lots to developers
• For Kansas wheat, drought and Russia lead to a harvest of hard luck
• NCAA settles one lawsuit on paying student-athletes, battles another
• Former K-State women’s basketball player Leticia Romero transfers to Florida State
• K-State to face three SEC basketball teams in non-conference
• Video: Vahe Gregorian on Royals showing encouraging signs
• Heralded recruit Cliff Alexander quietly begins his basketball career at Kansas
• Garozzo’s Italian restaurant closing in Olathe
• Wheeler Auctions will sell 80-acre country estate with lake on June 28
• Next cropland investment seminar is June 18
• NCAA needs to be ready to lose Ed O’Bannon case
• Here’s how to apply to be a K-State Extension Master Gardener
• Former school counselor convicted of raping teen boy at her Kansas home
• Kansas teachers union promising to sue over GOP’s tenure law
• Audit: Over 1,080 Kansas vets awaiting VA visits
• Group of Midwest black ministers start campaign against voter ID laws
• KU seeking to offer human sexuality degree