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July 21, 2014

• Olathe Northwest junior is The Star’s All-Metro Kansas softball player of the year
• Former U.S. Rep. Jan Meyers officially endorses Sam Brownback for governor in Kansas
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry to send up to 1,000 guard troops to border
• By 4-3 vote, Roeland Park City Council rejects anti-bias ordinance
• KC school district asks Missouri for temporary provisional accreditation
• Attorney General Derek Schmidt says more than 14,000 Kansans apply for concealed-carry permits
• John Lamb has another solid outing at Class AAA Omaha
• Replay: Royals Q&A with The Star’s Andy McCullough
• George Brett, Frank White head Royals Dream Team
• Lineups: Salvador Perez returns as Royals start series with White Sox in Chicago
• Royals limp into Chicago to face Chris Sale as White Sox series begins
• Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce healthy and eager to play
• Matt Besler’s letter to Kansas City fans: ‘I am right where I belong’
• End the embarrassment, restore common sense to Kansas Legislature
• Random facts: Khaleesi beats Betsy in baby names & the Caribbean beaches of parrotfish poop
• Man critically injured in Olathe dump truck accident
• Death investigation continues in Overland Park
• I-435 reopened in Overland Park after multiple-vehicle crash
• Liberty man sentenced for collecting dead mother’s Social Security benefits
• Car drives through group from Westboro Baptist Church protesting at KC concert
• From jail, man charged in 10 highway shootings offers a defense
• Authorities in Leavenworth announce arrest in death of 5-year-old girl
• Wolf making final campaign push
• Bough gets hearing for federal bench
• Political TV ads expected to multiply this week
• BuzzChat Tues: MO GOPers eye another veto override record
• Missouri mom, daughter fatally injured in Nebraska
• Dangerous heat expected across Kansas City region
• ‘American Idol’ auditions come to Kansas City
• Retired Shawnee Mission East teacher Charles Black convicted of pushing wife off a cliff
• Utility pole fire cuts power in Waldo district
• Kansas City area’s digital-age schools hail an education revolution
• Sporting KC midfielder Benny Feilhaber named MLS player of the week
• Fishing Tournament Trail for July 22
• $31.3 million verdict affirmed for Hallmark Cards
• Sporting KC names VML as marketing partner
• Proteon Therapeutics’ hemodialysis drug tests advance
• Kansas City underground scores major new tenant
• Cleveland Cavaliers are reportedly close to signing rookie Andrew Wiggins
• Kansas City Life sells financial services subsidiary
• KC's big engineering companies celebrating 100 years and more in business
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, July 21
• Baylor prepares to attack season with no surprises
• Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby says changes are coming
• Last two federal agencies to move from Bannister complex
• KU coach Charlie Weis hopes new offense leads to more wins
• KU notebook: Can Captain Heeney save Jayhawks’ defense?
• Female official will work KU’s season football opener
• Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby can see fiscal trouble in flush world of college sports
• Former QB Collin Klein joins K-State football staff
• Yordano Ventura’s pitching stats fell off after May injury
• Royals’ offense silenced again by Chris Sale in 3-1 loss to White Sox
• Replay: Tweets from Monday night’s Royals-White Sox game
• Coffee roasting hobby leads to new Waldo coffee shop