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July 24, 2014

• Incumbent tops crowded field in northern Missouri race
• Titanium KC represents progress in local lacrosse community
• UMKC snuffing out smoking on campus
• Kansas City proposes to settle ambulance workers’ overtime lawsuit for $1.975 million
• Kansas Livestock Association backs Kobach challenger in primary
• Despite pledge, dangerous buildings still stand in Kansas City
• Billy Butler leads American League in double plays once again
• Nori Aoki starts at DH as Eric Hosmer sits to start Royals series with Cleveland
• Chiefs tight end Sean McGrath misses practice again
• Video: Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith happy to be back in training camp
• Updates from Chiefs training camp practice
• Video: Chiefs fans sound off on why they love their team
• Video: Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles talks about new contract, first day of camp
• From July 2014: Shawn Ratigan’s 50-year sentence for child pornography upheld
• Homegrown theater: Starlight tackles ‘The Sound of Music’
• U.S. women’s national team to play World Cup qualifier at Sporting Park in October
• At the Web.com Midwest Classic, cancer survivor revels in being back on the course
• Cleveland Cavaliers sign top overall pick Andrew Wiggins
• Protect taxpayers on soccer village in Kansas City, Kan.
• Readers share views on ‘right to farm,’ VA, independent voters
• KC, Hickman Mills schools to erase stigma with free meals
• Olathe, Overland Park police plan DUI checkpoint, patrols
• KC homicide victim identified
• Federal employee in KC sentenced for stealing from co-workers
• Police name man killed in Kansas City traffic crash
• Lawrence twins convicted in $17 million drug conspiracy that ran through barbecue joint
• Police seek help in identifying suspected beauty store shoplifters
• Child abduction attempt reported in Kansas City
• Sex assault reported in Olathe
• Missouri sets execution date of Sept. 10 for Leon Taylor
• Humane Society gives $375K to opponents of Missouri ‘right to farm’
• BuzzChatter Fri: Ryan talks poverty
• New poll shows Roberts barrrrely ahead of Democrat Taylor
• Hot, muggy weather to return to KC for the weekend
• Bridge worker killed in Kansas City identified
• Oldest lion at the Kansas City Zoo is euthanized
• It’s time to water the lawn — finally
• Young fisherman saved the best for last on fishing trip with his dad
• Teenage driver gets an education wheeling around the Lakeside dirt track
• KU golfer Chase Hanna wins opening match at Kansas Amateur
• Ray Rice’s suspension sets off angry reaction on Twitter
• Ray Rice case, including NFL punishment, highlights victims’ dilemma
• U.S. airlines to resume flights to Israel
• More teen girls now getting cervical cancer vaccine
• Investments boost DST earnings by 75 percent
• KCI overhaul base lands work from two more airlines
• Cerner reports increases in revenues, profits and business orders
• Atchison-based MGP fills CEO post after a seven-month search
• Kansas City-based Assurant reports financial improvements
• Regional manufacturers more optimistic about hiring, spending
• Regulators crack down on mortgage counseling firms
• Winning numbers for Thursday, July 24
• To comply with Obamacare, insurers write rebate checks
• Time Warner Cable reaches deal with ESPN to carry SEC Network
• K-State video: Harvesting and storing onions
• Replay: Tweets from Thursday’s Royals-Indians game
• Eric Hosmer still unsure about return timetable for Royals
• New south Kansas City breakfast, lunch & dinner venue
• New City Market vendor offers gourmet snacks
• New pools under construction in three Hunt Midwest communities