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July 31, 2014

• Free Wi-Fi is now at the bus stop in Kansas City, Kan.
• Jan Marcason: Decline to sign the referendum petition on ambulance billing
• Two Olathe North football players commit to D-I colleges
• U.S. House votes to sue Obama
• House Republicans cancel vote on U.S.-Mexico border fund plan
• Congress scrambles to finish VA, highway bills
• Kansas Rep. Huelskamp hit by farmers’ backlash
• GOP committee boosts Roberts over Wolf in Kansas Senate race
• Dayton Moore explains why Royals didn’t make deal at trade deadline
• Royals’ Class AA affiliate has bus break down on side of road
• Recap of baseball’s trade deadline in tweets
• Chiefs training camp report, July 31: Offense works on red zone scoring
• Chiefs’ Eric Berry suffers sore ankle and Marcus Cooper hurts hamstring in practice
• Attorney: Former Chief Larry Johnson’s domestic violence case closed
• As Chiefs secondary takes another hit, KC signs safety Steve Gregory
• Chiefs impressed with rookie cornerback Phillip Gaines’ progress
• Chiefs linebacker Tamba Hali impressed with teammate Josh Martin
• Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman praises Jamaal Charles’ work ethic
• Video: Chiefs’ Jamaal Charles on potentially breaking Priest Holmes’ record
• Sporting Kansas City set to honor Jimmy Conrad
• Sporting Kansas City’s Matt Besler and Graham Zusi reportedly will make $600,000 this year
• FC Kansas City Blues lose 2-1 to Washington Spirit
• Readers weigh in on President Obama’s visit, wages, airports and more
• ALEC meeting in Dallas provides a preview for the next state sessions
• Therese Park: Korea’s long, faithful history
• Former Jackson County car dealer gets 15-year prison sentence in identity theft case
• The people react to the Obama speech
• BuzzChat Thurs: The Obama visits KC edition
• Quotations from Chairman Nixon: On taxes, the death penalty, and a possible presidential campaign
• Wolf in new Roberts ad: 'I want more than anything to see Barack succeed'
• Johnson County National Merit Scholars named
• Owner and his Model A Ford were born in the same year
• Blue Valley School District turns megachurch into a children’s campus
• UMKC releases statement on Gov. Nixon’s call for inquiry
• Gov. Jay Nixon calls for an inquiry into UMKC business school rankings
• Winning numbers for Wednesday, July 30
• Ray Rice says incident that resulted in suspension was 'totally inexcusable'
• Sierra Leone declares Ebola health emergency
• Body found near railroad tracks in NW Missouri
• Murder, other counts separated in Springfield, Mo., antifreeze deaths
• Missouri woman walking with grandkids shot to death
• Reserve police officer accused of raping ex-girlfriend
• Ax crashes through car windshield on highway
• One Seattle cop wrote 80 percent of the city’s pot tickets
• CIA director apologizes to Senate leaders
• Demoted worker shoots CEO, kills self in Chicago
• YRC Worldwide trims loss thanks to the economy and customer confidence
• French company offers $15 billion for T-Mobile US, beating Sprint to a bid
• A more vigorous economy appears to be emerging
• Jobless claims drop to lowest since 2006
• Time Warner Cable adding Internet speed in Kansas City; AT&T promises gigabit in Overland Park
• Best Buy bets Ultra-High-Def screens make TVs cool again
• Replay: Tweets from Thursday evening’s Royals-Twins game
• Royals, in part because of financial constraints, stand pat at trade deadline as David Price joins Tigers
• Danny Duffy shows progress as Royals defeat Twins
• K-State football team ranked 21st in preseason Coaches Poll
• Bill Self visits Boys & Girls Club to show how math and science relate to basketball
• Missouri Tigers add wide receiver Emanuel Hall to 2015 class
• As one Halls closes, the other readies for a September debut
• Einstein Bros. Bagels opening next week in Prairie Village