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July 15, 2014

• Leonard Rose: Surviving Hyatt skywalks collapse leads to hope for a memorial in Kansas City
• Overland Park golfers contend at Kansas City Amateur
• KC area high school girls soccer players in elite national spotlight
• Q&A with former Mizzou pitcher Aaron Crow
• Q&A with former Mizzou second baseman Ian Kinsler
• Octomom pleads no contest to welfare fraud
• New Kansas school finance law is a mixed blessing for teachers
• FAA proposes fine for Overland Park nonprofit in connection with 2012 crash
• Paul Davis touts support from Republicans in bid for Kansas governor
• Florida GOP won’t appeal congressional map ruling
• Koch group makes big ad buy for Kansas congressman
• The forgotten brilliance and influence of ‘Little Big League’
• Lee’s Summit girl wins Pitch, Hit & Run national championship
• Chiefs release Risean Broussard from injured reserve
• Video: Chiefs pack and prepare for training camp
• Turn up the heat with adventurous but easy recipes from Latin America
• Andrew Wiggins steals show Monday with 360 dunk
• Video: Yoenis Cespedes defends Home Run Derby title
• Letter writers share views on ‘right to farm,’ KC’s streetcar system, voting
• Foolish gun measures in Kansas, Missouri draw welcome opposition
• Female peers look down on sexy Facebook selfies, study finds
• QTS Realty Trust on a buying binge
• Business notes: Overland Park mortgage lender acquired
• Kansas House District 8: GOP primary candidates hold similar views
• LuLu, 4, needs a wheelchair-accessible van, so mom’s friend stepped in to raise money
• Kansas Senate District 37: Baumgardner, O’Hara meet again
• KC woman saw World War II from a different perspective
• Letters to the editor: Hobby Lobby, wastewater bills
• Opinion: Roeland Park needs to ban discrimination
• As I See It: How Village Shalom pulled through shooting tragedy
• Variety reigns at Overland Park’s Lemongrass Thai Cuisine
• Happi Names: Personalized gifts offer special touch
• Parents organize Golf for Babies tournament to help prevent premature births
• Missouri man faces sentencing for taking teen to sell for sex
• Victim in rail grain accident identified
• Assault charge filed in accidental shooting of 4-year-old KC boy
• Missouri sues home repair companies for alleged fraud
• Final defendants admit burglary roles in 2010 killing of KC businessman Michael Tutera
• Charges dismissed against Mark Woodworth in 1990 murder case
• Holder blames racism for opposition to Obama, himself
• KC’s Heavy Constructors will back streetcar district
• Roberts outraises Wolf in second quarter in Kansas U.S. Senate race
• U.S. Senate to vote Wednesday on confirmation of Ronnie White for federal judgeship
• Morning Day Cafe: a family affair on Liberty’s square
• Mystery veils Medal of Honor that will be returned to Shawnee family
• 21st House District: GOP candidates differ on taxes
• City of Westwood acquires Westwood Christian Church
• The Dorian Gray of cats — There’s zero evidence of aging, and someday she may be driving my Saab
• Lee’s Summit man killed in crash near Kearney
• Olathe man died in head-on crash at Lake of the Ozarks
• Overland Park woman fatally injured in crash with semitrailer
• Four arrested in two Overland Park auto burglarizing cases
• University of Kansas Hospital, Children’s Mercy, St. Luke’s among nation’s best in U.S. News rankings
• On 33rd anniversary, fundraising advances for memorial to Hyatt skywalk collapse
• A pleasant record: KC temperature sets a new low
• Admirers honor slain Freedom Inc. leader Leon Jordan
• Tiger Woods hopes for better results in British Open
• For Archie fans, character’s death makes an impact
• For Archie fans, character’s death makes an impact
• Silpada gathering to draw 2,600 to area this week
• Microsoft reportedly planning big round of layoffs
• Spending reports show Farm Bill raised a bumper crop of lobbyists
• Players in Farm Bill lobbying are clear, but their spending isn’t
• Anheuser-Busch InBev may be in the market for another beer blockbuster
• Commerce Bancshares earnings up 1.1 percent in second quarter
• 20 dead, 150 injured in Moscow subway derailment
• Judge extends temporary ban against Lyft service in St. Louis
• Missouri man faces sentencing in teen sex case
• Man who wound up in girl’s hotel bed settles lawsuit
• Federal judge grants stay in Missouri execution
• Missouri man gets life plus 100 years for girlfriend’s shooting death
• Missouri man gets 7 years in prison for killing son
• Police: Taco Bell employee shot customer with BB gun
• Earthquakes cause minor damage in central Oklahoma
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, July 14
• Sprint plans for long regulatory review of possible T-Mobile deal
• Google, Novartis join to develop smart contact lens
• Apple, IBM team up on sales pitch
• Kat’s Money Corner: Buy back-to-school supplies now
• Shawnee expands with several new eateries
• Southeastern Conference turns a new page at quarterback
• David Glass says Royals can make playoffs, but season isn’t make-or-break
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s All-Star Game
• Highs and lows for Royals from first half of season
• Extended interview: Royals owner David Glass talks playoff chances, payroll and more
• Video: Art Stewart’s advice to scouts today
• KU signee Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk shows off hops at Ukrainian practice
• Former Kansas police chief enters Alford pleas to 4 felonies
• Sheriff: Teen in Kansas triple-fatality crash said he’d taken LSD