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July 30, 2014

• Nonviolence rally marred by multiple fights
• Matt Johnson: Hamas’ backwardness and cruelty are the biggest impediments to peace
• On his way to KCI, President Obama stops in Parkville
• This week in Kansas City: Butterflies, hot dogs and ‘Idols’
• ‘The Butcher’s Son’ tells the story of one family’s journey
• It’s summer, so exercise your right to vote
• In Kansas City, President Obama urges opponents to stop ‘hating all the time’
• U.S. condemns shelling of U.N. school in Gaza
• Updates from Obama's speech in Kansas City
• Milton Wolf confronts Pat Roberts at campaign stop
• Expect traffic delays while President Obama visits KC
• President Obama tackles economy, cynicism in Kansas City speech
• Campaign for Missouri road and bridge repair omits the words ‘tax increase’
• During his visit to KC, President Obama listens to ordinary folks
• Royals turn to Danny Duffy to even Twins series
• Video: Vahe Gregorian talks about the Royals’ needs at trade deadline
• Billy Butler needs to hit to stay in Royals lineup, Ned Yost says
• Royals fans have their say if they were general manager for a day
• Poll: What should the Royals do before the trade deadline?
• Chiefs cornerback Sean Smith keeps playing second fiddle in secondary
• Chiefs training camp report, July 30: De’Anthony Thomas shines
• ‘Dominant’ receiver Frankie Hammond is making a Chiefs roster push
• Chiefs’ Alex Smith says contract talks will be tabled at some point to eliminate distractions
• Raw video of Chiefs’ pass-rush drills between offensive and defensive lines
• FC Kansas City Blues prepared for tough schedule
• Lakeside Speedway to celebrate Old-timers Night
• Next two weeks are critical for Tiger Woods
• Readers weigh in on guns, streetcars and the minimum wage
• President Obama rightly slams ‘hating’ Congress in KC speech
• Ban open carry in Kansas City
• Kansas City homicide victim identified
• Overland Park child abduction report discounted
• Kansas foster father charged with murder after baby dies in hot car
• Former Lee’s Summit youth soccer coach admits secretly videotaping players
• The battle lines form over 'Freedom to Farm'
• Here’s the transcript of the president’s Kansas City speech
• Obama rhetoric not helpful, Yoder says
• Sen. Roy Blunt of Missouri greets Obama KC visit, speech skeptically
• Susan Vollenweider: A round mom’s practical guide to Schlitterbahn
• World War I Museum urges people to mark war’s centennial by reading classics
• Kansas City’s first heat death reported
• Fishing report for July 31
• Sporting KC expected to visit the White House in October
• Could the Raiders move to San Antonio?
• Billy Butler still holds the key for Royals’ success
• Thrice-cut Chiefs cornerback Ron Parker finally finding a home
• What’s a group selfie? Usie (pronounced uss-ee)
• This week’s top live music | Motley Crue, Tori Amos, OneRepublic
• Missouri reports case of mosquito-borne virus chikungunya
• Missouri man charged with abuse in horse’s death
• 2 women lay on tracks to survive train on bridge
• Shelling of U.N. school kills 15 as Gaza war rages
• Carondelet’s KC senior care centers to be part of Ascension long-term care group
• AMC reports a big quarterly drop in revenue and earnings
• Profits drop at Kansas City Life
• Profit and revenue increase at Euronet
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, July 29
• Sprint reports a profit despite subscriber losses and ponders price cuts
• Sprint’s Virgin Mobile Custom offers to buy back unused minutes, texts and data (with video)
• Garmin reports a strong quarter and raises its profit outlook
• Replay: Updates, stats from Wednesday night’s Royals-Twins game
• Royals give backup catcher Erik Kratz a chance in the big leagues
• Royals exploring all options as July 31 trade deadline approaches
• Kansas State’s Jake Waters on Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Watch List
• Wide receiver from Mississippi commits to Missouri
• Pie Five Pizza Co. to open five more area restaurants by mid-2015
• Video: Watering ‘in the zone’
• 3-year-old Kansas boy dead after accidental shooting