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July 22, 2014

• Marc B. Hahn: Access is key to good health care
• Ban Johnson Baseball League in stretch run
• MIAA honors Shawnee Mission West graduate
• Chiefs kicker Cairo Santos has World Cup hangover
• Courts issue split rulings on health care law subsidies
• President Obama is headed to the Kansas City area next week
• By 4-3 vote, Roeland Park City Council rejects anti-bias ordinance
• Court strikes blow to Obamacare, but federal subsidies will continue for now
• Girls Soccer All-Academic Team, and other school notes
• Brandon Finnegan pushes scoreless streak to seven innings
• Jeremy Guthrie apologizes to Danny Valencia for getting him hit with pitch
• Lineups: Eric Hosmer may sit out rest of Royals series against White Sox
• New sports medicine partnership to benefit athletes in Shawnee Mission School District
• Chiefs tackle Eric Fisher is bigger in hopes of being better in 2014
• Receiver Kyle Williams is finally getting his chance to impress the Chiefs’ coaching staff
• Chiefs’ Dee Ford ready to play in ‘Pass-Rush City’
• Juicing lets you drink the rainbow of fruits and vegetables
• In a jam? Think outside the Peanut Butter & Jelly sandwich
• Sporting Club CEO, Wyandotte County, Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback plan ‘major announcement’
• Web.com Midwest Classic gives KC golf fans chance to watch the pros
• Letter writers share views on GM, social media, GOP
• Experienced leaders are best choices for Johnson County Commission primaries
• Monday poll: How you voted
• Kansas Humane Society euthanized 4,000 animals in 2013
• Sales outlook strengthens for Johnson County housing market
• Quilting store in downtown Overland Park preserving the art
• Lori Allen: The rabbit hole of immigration
• Get a taste of culture at Park Place’s ‘Around the World’ street fair
• In major emergencies, police say, Kansas-Missouri state line shouldn’t be a barrier
• Authorities in Leavenworth announce arrest in death of 5-year-old girl
• Kansas City woman, 21, found dead in KCI pond
• Man apparently killed by train in KCK
• Kansas City man is convicted of illegal firearm possession
• Investigation follows discovery in Gladstone of fatal shooting
• BuzzChat Tues: MO GOPers eye another veto override record
• Obama headed to KC
• After conflicting rulings, Obamacare subsidies up in the air for 175,000 in Kansas, Missouri
• BuzzChat Wed: Moran calls for no vacations until Congress deals with VA
• Nixon in Iowa today for ethanol event
• Leawood gives homeowner a break on placement of fence
• These Girl Scouts truly are golden
• Collin Stosberg: Take steps to safeguard prescription drugs
• Susan Vollenweider: Conversations with people I have never spoken to (and may not actually exist)
• Matthew Lewis: How Village Shalom pulled through tragedy
• Anti-bias debate may not be over in Johnson County
• Utility pole fire cuts power in Waldo district
• Kansas City area’s digital-age schools hail an education revolution
• Hottest summer day hits KC, but will we avoid 100 degrees this year?
• In new design, Liberty Corn Maze pays tribute to Sporting KC
• Worker dies in KC bridge fall
• 12-year-old bicyclist dies of traffic crash injuries
• Missouri declines to give Kansas City Public Schools temporary provisional accreditation
• Motorcyclist killed in Independence crash
• Kansas City road works: Interstate 435 to close overnight at Roe Avenue this weekend
• Sporting KC set to host English Premier League champions Manchester City
• In statement, Tony Dungy says Michael Sam deserves opportunity to play in NFL
• Chiefs training camp report, July 22: Eric Fisher reports early, participates in practice
• Tickets now on sale for upcoming concerts
• U.S. airlines scrap Israel flights over missile fear
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, July 21
• Wal-Mart plans aggressive back-to-school price cuts
• Kat’s Money Corner: Christmas (shopping) in July
• Giant Brazilian aquarium is a project of KC’s A. Zahner Co.
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s Royals-White Sox game
• Dayton Moore says Ned Yost’s job is safe, Royals won’t be deadline sellers
• Royals’ offense silenced again by Chris Sale in 3-1 loss to White Sox
• Area home construction remains vibrant
• UMB Financial earnings climb 15.8 percent
• Bats president Bill O’Brien exits Lenexa-based stock exchange
• KC's big engineering companies celebrating 100 years and more in business
• Burns & McDonnell spry at 116
• Cbiz and Mayer Hoffman McCann are crossing the state line to the Plaza Steppes building in Missouri
• Overachievers lead the way for Kansas State football
• Improved confidence the key for Kansas State quarterback Jake Waters
• Bill Snyder hopes Kansas State builds off last year’s success
• Paul Rhoads hopes Mark Mangino instills toughness at Iowa State
• Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby can see fiscal trouble in flush world of college sports
• Missouri announces on-sale dates, prices for single-game football tickets
• Food establishment inspections for July 22
• What to do about bug-eaten herbs?