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August 13, 2014

• Clinton making amends with Obama after harsh critique
• One year later, Royals ‘Fountain Lady’ expresses remorse
• Chiefs’ Tamba Hali mentors second-year linebacker Josh Martin
• Sean Smith moves toward reclaiming Chiefs’ cornerback job
• Chiefs’ De’Anthony Thomas is learning importance of pass protection
• Chiefs’ Anthony Sherman shrugs off spotlight, but respect is slowly coming his way
• Chiefs’ Eric Berry out of practice again on Wednesday
• The Star’s Food Truck Guide
• Sporting KC goalkeeper Andy Gruenebaum likely to miss Saturday’s game
• Sporting KC midfielder Paulo Nagamura close to returning from injury
• Kevin Ward’s father says ‘there’s no reason’ for son to die
• Readers share thoughts on the VA, Kemper Arena and Gov. Sam Brownback
• The world needs a freer, better Egypt
• Kansas City must keep trust with voters on Clay Chastain’s transit plan
• Snarky in the Suburbs: To see the local wildlife up close, schedule yourself a school-supply safari
• Denise Snodell: When baby leaves the nest, this mom is floored
• Steve Rose: Voters deserve a voice on parks and libraries
• Public input sought on names for four future park properties
• Lenexa man admits child exploitation
• Man found dead in KCK lake is identified
• FBI searches in KC for ‘Fat Boy’ Allen in gang-related pot conspiracy
• Computer expert accused of defrauding KC employer
• Woman pleads guilty in case involving embezzlements from two employers
• KC man charged in woman’s shooting
• Independence police chase ends in fatal crash in Kansas City
• DNA testing prompts charges in teen’s 1991 rape in Swope Park
• Death of Lauren Bacall recalls famous photo with Harry S. Truman
• Clinton tries to make amends to Obama
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, Aug. 12
• Fishing report for Aug. 14
• Criminal charge possible for Tony Stewart in Kevin Ward’s death
• U.S. golfers dominating women’s golf
• Pitching will give Royals a chance to fulfill ‘special time’
• Sportscaster works in multiple references to Robin Williams’ work
• Players going for the world Scrabble title in Buffalo
• Hospitals put an end to early delivery of babies for convenience sake
• Dancing, hoop-shooting KC police hope to build trust with kids
• New system helps Kansas City police find missing persons
• Police won’t name officer in fatal shooting of teen in Ferguson, Mo.
• 1 hurt in Ferguson, Mo., drive-by shooting
• Ferguson, Mo., seeks answers after fatal police shooting of unarmed teen
• Accused Springfield child rapist, killer Wood challenging child porn stories
• Ferguson, Mo., police ask for protests to end before nightfall
• No joke: Chicken crossing road blocks traffic
• Virus is found in 14 Kansas City area newborns
• Smith Electric takes a step to become publicly traded
• KCI traffic up more than 3 percent in the first half of 2014
• Dish could be best match with T-Mobile USA
• Retail sales flat in third quarter start
• Sullivan Higdon & Sink launches new subsidiary
• Sprint launches business branding campaign as its Framily plan stirs internal division
• New Facebook service tracks users to study shopping habits
• Kat’s Money Corner: Stock up for (next) summer
• New men’s clothing store to open in Jack Henry space on the Plaza
• Royals’ Christian Colon works for lineup chance
• Replay: Updates, stats from Wednesday night’s Royals-Athletics game
• Jon Lester foils Royals again as Athletics win 11-3, end KC’s eight-game winning streak
• Two top freshmen likely will play in opener, says KU football coach Charlie Weis
• Roy Williams, Ted Owens and Larry Brown will all return to Kansas to celebrate Allen Fieldhouse
• Missouri men’s basketball to play two Super Tuesday games
• Missouri’s Taylor Chappell moves up offensive-line depth chart
• Man dies, another critical after Kansas explosion
• None of state’s private KanCare providers hit benchmarks
• Plant of the Week: Zinnias