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July 10, 2014

• Robert Redford to play Dan Rather in CBS fallout movie
• All-Sunflower League girls swimming and diving team
• Kansas City Chiefs training camp schedule, fan guide and more
• Wanting more reform, Jay Nixon vetoes Missouri payday loan laws
• Jumping jack to become official Missouri exercise
• Southern Poverty Law Center: Nevada ranch battle spurs radical right
• Boehner’s lawsuit against Obama calms tea party impeachment talk
• Jay Nixon signs prenatal health care expansion
• Gov. Nixon signs bill requiring meningitis vaccinations for college students
• Poll: Who is the Royals’ most indispensable player?
• Royals place Jason Vargas on disabled list, but not Alex Gordon
• Rusty Kuntz’s son, a middle infielder, gets save at Class A Lexington
• Chiefs pass on making a selection in this year’s supplemental draft
• KC Christian’s Johnny Goodwin is The Star’s All-Metro boys tennis player of the year
• Are there really hints that LeBron James will return to Cleveland?
• EPA needs to clarify Clean Water Act rule for farmers
• Letter writers sound off on nostalgia, mental health
• Israel and Hamas must defuse conflict
• FYI Caption Contest for July 11
• Jump to it: Missouri now has an official state exercise (with video)
• Olathe brings public into planning for 2015 budget
• 49th House District: Former Libertarian challenges incumbent in GOP primary
• Stacey Hatton: Milk anything? Udderly impossible!
• What path should Johnson County government take? Three candidates for county chair differ on outlook
• Leadership in focus in Johnson County Commission 4th District primary
• Trial set in Shawnee homicide
• Two men dead, one injured in shooting at Lenexa home
• Olathe man gets 70 years for murder of estranged girlfriend
• Independence man charged in home invasion
• Look out Secretary Kander: Will Kraus wants your job
• Graves 'welcomes' EPA chief to Missouri ... not
• Gov. Sam Brownback’s former legal counsel seeks post on Kansas Supreme Court
• Kansas House 16: Primary crowded field with 3 GOP and 2 Dem candidates
• 5 vie to replace Ed Peterson as 1st District Johnson County commissioner
• Roeland Park finally sets date to vote on non-discrimination ordinance
• Lemon orzo recipe perfect for summer
• 19th House District: Taxes are issue in GOP primary
• Douglas County to pay cost of voters’ birth records to prove citizenship
• Olathe independent begins ads in Kansas U.S. Senate race
• KC area may get ‘polar vortex’ in July with storms, cold front
• Verrückt’s public opening meets the high expectations of people from across the U.S.
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, July 9
• Video: Sporting KC’s Seth Sinovic, Jacob Peterson discuss next game
• Darn it, why aren’t the small trout biting?
• Jack Sock’s Wimbledon victory reflects long journey, family sacrifice
• Eileen Ford, founder of Ford Model Agency, dies
• Missouri dad charged after son’s heroin overdose death
• Beware of coyotes, officials warn Missouri pet owners
• Four Missouri guards at same prison face charges
• 4 children among 6 killed in Houston-area shooting
• Prostitute charged with manslaughter in overdose death of Google executive
• Part of U.S. Capitol closed after asbestos spill
• Germany asks top U.S. spy to leave the country
• Gunman in FedEx shirt kills 4 children, their parents in Texas
• Two Kansas City families are among the nation’s wealthiest
• Businessman finds U.S. is still ‘a land of opportunity’
• Giving cancer doctors lump sum payments slashed costs by a third, study shows
• Three K-State players on preseason award watch lists
• Kansas State athletic donations set record for fifth straight year
• Royals will rest All-Star left fielder Alex Gordon for Tigers series
• Replay: Live updates from Thursday’s Royals-Tigers game
• Video: Alex Gordon talks about his injured wrist
• Mizzou’s Evan Boehm, Markus Golden on more preseason award watch lists
• KU linebacker Ben Heeney on multiple preseason award watch lists
• Video: Annabelle hydrangeas