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July 25, 2014

• Incumbent tops crowded field in northern Missouri race
• Poll shows Kobach leading in Kansas general election against Schodorf
• UMKC snuffing out smoking on campus
• Comcast cancels promotional event at Kansas senator’s home
• Despite pledge, dangerous buildings still stand in Kansas City
• Royals mailbag: Options at the trade deadline? Mike Moustakas’ future?
• Gif of Ryan Raburn’s ‘throw’
• Danny Duffy channels Graham Zusi during warmups at The K
• Billy Butler is not in the Royals’ lineup again Friday
• Author William Wells Brown, a former slave, comes out of obscurity in new biography
• Kansas City Chiefs seek more production from tight ends
• KC Chiefs players place trust in coach Andy Reid as another physical camp looms
• Chiefs receiver Dwayne Bowe has injury scare in practice
• Video: Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith happy to be back in training camp
• Bulked-up Allen Bailey ready for expanded role with Chiefs
• Video: Chiefs fans sound off on why they love their team
• Homegrown theater: Starlight tackles ‘The Sound of Music’
• Sporting KC looks to bolster its league-best road resume Saturday in Toronto
• At the Web.com Midwest Classic, cancer survivor revels in being back on the course
• Letter writers express views on KCI, state sales tax, Hobby Lobby case
• The Star’s recommendations in contested Missouri House primaries
• Second Saturdays brings culture to life at Johnson County Library
• No charges against Overland Park police officer in shooting
• BuzzChatter Fri: Ryan talks poverty
• ‘The Book of Unknown Americans’ tells immigrants’ compelling stories
• GMC’s Yukon XL is a family hauler
• It’s time to water the lawn — finally
• Trash truck fire closes ramp to U.S. 69 in Overland Park
• Heat advisory issued for Kansas City area as temperatures quickly rise
• I-435 in Overland Park will close at night this weekend
• Hiker found dead in Utah was from Kansas City
• Three rabid bats in Lee’s Summit shouldn’t cause panic, officials say
• Kansas City road works: Metcalf bridge to close again
• Two-vehicle accident claims 11-year-old passenger
• Report notes terrorist encounters at KCI
• Solar-powered cars in 1,700-mile race stop overnight in Overland Park
• A dozen great spots for fishing in Kansas
• A dozen great spots for fishing in Missouri
• Teenage driver gets an education wheeling around the Lakeside dirt track
• AAU’s Allonzo Trier shows why he’s one of top recruits in nation
• Kansas golfer Chase Hanna reaches quarterfinals of Kansas Amateur
• Ray Rice case, including NFL punishment, highlights victims’ dilemma
• Nori Aoki wins the Kansas City marathon
• California dolls left on porches were meant to spread cheer
• Cook up a color-happy kitchen
• ‘Girl in Reverse’ explores KC prejudice and a girl’s coming of age
• Susan Casserley owns the most colorful house in KC’s Southmoreland neighborhood
• Readorama: Thomas Devine charts Truman’s out-of-touch opponent
• Winning numbers for Thursday, July 24
• Is that wood or tile? It’s both: Meet wood grain tile
• Two new books have tips on storing seeds, overwintering plants
• Neutral interior design doesn’t have to be bland
• If you chew on the Big Mac Index, you’ll see that the dollar is gaining strength
• The week ahead: Sprint, Garmin, AMC results are due Wednesday
• Replay: Tweets from Friday evening’s Royals-Indians game
• Nori Aoki’s walkoff single in 14th lifts Royals over Indians 2-1
• Amazon is testing the patience of shareholders
• Sprint CEO Dan Hesse’s $49 million pay package should be opposed, advisory group tells shareholders
• Want a raise? Ask when you’re hungry
• EPR Properties reports higher revenue and profit
• Big 12 football facilities always on the grow
• Missouri’s Memorial Stadium to debut east-side expansion for 2014 football season
• Reduced prices on remaining Raintree Lake Villas new homes
• Homeowners ‘quite happy’ in quiet, idyllic Fountains at Raintree
• Helping clients is Dunn & Holland Team’s top priority
• Buyers attracted to multiple award-winning Cottonwood Canyon
• Chapel Hill’s array of floor plans makes finding perfect new home easy