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July 26, 2014

• Crystal Williams faces Shere Alam in re-election bid for Jackson County Legislature
• Amendment 5: Proposal aims to strengthen Missouri’s gun rights
• Missouri House, District 28: Three-term representive for Raytown area faces a challenger
• Funds sought for parks, public safety improvements in Grandview
• Cass auditor and former deputy face off — and exchange barbs
• Several challenge Hartzler in 4th Congressional District race
• Amendment 8: Should Missouri issue lottery ticket as funding source for veterans programs?
• Kim York now unopposed for Cass County circuit clerk
• Cox, Morris seek top spot in Cass County government
• Missouri House District 29: Democratic challengers to incumbent differ on education, health care, taxes
• Amendment 7: Sales tax boost would pay for road, bridge repairs in Missouri
• KC Fire Department seeks 20-year sales tax renewal
• Amendment 9: Missourians to consider adding electronic privacy to state constitution
• Cass judicial candidates favor specialized treatment courts
• #Pat Roberts and #Milton Wolf slug it out 140 characters at a time
• President Obama will speak about the economy Wednesday at KC’s Uptown Theater
• Billy Butler blasts back into the Royals’ lineup
• Chiefs’ Jamaal Charles wants to age gracefully in Kansas City
• Chiefs tight end Sean McGrath to retire
• Center Rodney Hudson anchors Chiefs offensive line
• Video: Chiefs linebacker Justin Houston ready to play ball, avoids subject of money
• Chiefs to decide on future training camp home by end of ’14
• Chiefs training camp report, July 26: Big plays highlight the first padded practice
• For three FCKC players, playing for the hometown soccer club is surreal
• Grandview junior is The Star’s All-Metro girls track and field athlete of the year
• Liberty North junior is The Star’s All-Metro boys track and field athlete of the year
• Readers weigh in on guns, Missouri sales tax, GOP
• Incumbents hold the cards in Missouri congressional races
• Motorcyclist suffers life-threatening injuries in wreck on Grandview Road
• GMC’s Yukon XL is a family hauler
• Transplant programs on both coasts long for Midwestern livers
• Ozone alert issued for Saturday
• Family wanted: Lynn hopes for a home
• Olathe 16-year-old struck in driveway by rolling pickup truck that collides with house
• Tornado safe rooms spring up in unusual spaces
• Because of cooler temperatures and rain, pool attendance has taken a dive
• A deceptive jobs claim keeps cropping up at Bloch School
• Exaggerations mar UMKC applications for Princeton Review rankings
• Planned restrictions don’t float with fans of Ozark rivers
• 1,000-plus chefs from across the country learn about KC barbecue
• UMKC’s misleading march to the top
• Tackling the complex and difficult issue of minority participation in the outdoors
• FC Kansas City ready for Sky Blue FC
• Korbin Kuehn makes the cut at Web.com Midwest Classic
• Royals pitcher Danny Duffy is keeping it real
• MatchDay Preview: Sporting KC takes unbeaten streak north of the border
• ‘The Sound of Music’ charms opening-night Starlight Theatre audience
• IED, illness in Afghanistan claim the lives of three soldiers
• Strawberry Swing Indie Craft Fair to feature handmade crafts and more
• Paris, the city of food, still delights
• Winning numbers for Friday, July 25
• Replay: Updates, stats from Saturday night’s Royals-Indians game
• The Rundown: Baseball Hall of Fame class shares Atlanta as a central hub
• Mitch Maier, Blake Wood are teammates again — at Class AA Northwest Arkansas
• Live updates, stats from Saturday evening’s Royals-Indians game
• Billy Butler’s pinch-hit blast lifts Royals past Indians
• Fittingly, MU alum Aaron Crow slams the door on the Indians on Mizzou Night
• Top KU football signee Traevohn Wrench to attend junior college
• Parkwood at Stoney Creek and Foxberry Estates prime locations
• Repeat new homeowners call Rodrock Homes ‘best experience yet’
• The man behind the ‘Darol Rodrock difference’
• Porter Communities offering discounts through Homes for Heroes
• Cedar Creek residents enjoy a daily vacation, no luggage required
• Canyon Creek offers great diversity
• 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