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August 15, 2014

• Chiefs' receiver Dwayne Bowe will serve one-game suspension for substance abuse
• Kansas certifies Greg Orman for November ballot in U.S. Senate race
• Military-style presence on the streets of Ferguson draws praise and criticism
• Citizens United movie spawns campaign finance lawsuit
• Lawrence mentioned liberally in Kansas governor’s race
• Poll: How successful do you think the Royals will end up being this year?
• New Kansas City ranch houses pay homage to midcentury modern design
• Chiefs’ Dwayne Bowe will serve one-game suspension for substance abuse
• Harris learns new set of post moves
• Chiefs defensive tackle Jaye Howard looks to twin newborns for motivation
• ‘South Pacific’ in concert shows us why it’s a classic
• Seven curious teens stroll through NBA player Ray Allen’s home
• Why Sam Brownback is not an education governor
• Readers share thoughts on immigration, KCI and the Kansas City Chiefs
• Army is flexible on tattoos
• Send us photos of summer’s bounty
• Jury reaches guilty verdict in 2010 killing in Shawnee
• Nixon takes control in Ferguson
• Nixon on MSNBC: “Tough week”
• The Sam Brownback ad — a hidden message?
• Lorenzo Cain sits as Royals open four-game series with Minnesota
• Video: Can the Royals keep the good times rolling on road trip?
• Infiniti’s flagship gets a new name
• Grime on the house? Pros and cons of power washing
• Andy Gruenebaum out, so Jon Kempin will start for Sporting KC on Saturday
• In rallying past the A’s, the Royals show some needed, late-season toughness
• Royals announce pricing plan for playoff tickets
• Watch Andy Reid, Robb Heineman and area athletes take Ice Bucket Challenge
• Director David Cromer to give a talk Monday
• Woman injured when car struck by train in Johnson County
• King Tut exhibit at Union Station extended to Sept. 14
• KC’s streak of pleasant, dry weather gives way to weekend storms
• Highway Patrol official, governor urge calm after officer identified
• Officials warn of toxic algae levels Kansas lakes, including four in Johnson County
• Armadillos have arrived — despite their roadkill ways
• Protesters rally in KC over police brutality
• In Ferguson, new outrage over release of robbery report naming victim
• Ferguson police reveal officer’s name in teen’s death
• Ferguson police to reveal name of officer who shot Michael Brown
• Ferguson police chief reveals name of officer who shot Michael Brown
• Ferguson officer in shooting ID’d; police say teen a suspect in cigar theft
• Police chief: Ferguson officer didn’t know Brown was a robbery suspect
• Lucky cat survives 9-story fall in New York City
• 809-pound tiger shark fed to Texas poor, homeless
• Multitasking mom has baby while registering son at school
• Deputy mistakenly shoots daughter, crashes car on way to hospital
• German spies intercepted Clinton phone call, newspaper says
• Musician Ian Byrne’s other passion is on display at Lenexa woodworking shop
• ‘The Nixon Defense’ shows how guilty the 37th president was
• ‘Chasing Shadows’ details Richard Nixon’s pre-presidential dirty trick
• Winning numbers for Thursday, Aug. 14
• AirPooler and other flight sharing services are illegal, FAA says
• Deere to lay off workers at Coffeyville plant, three others
• Kansas City executive will lead Deloitte’s U.S. firm
• KC nonprofit The Whole Person honors five supporters
• FedEx faces money-laundering charge in online pharmacy case
• Concerns are raised about Alibaba stock offering
• Producer prices rise just 0.1 percent in July, gas drops
• New Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure says new pricing plans are coming soon
• The week ahead: Retailers report on the bottom line
• Mediterranean cafe opening Saturday
• No more black dresses, poet Patricia Cleary Miller decides
• Royals star reliever Wade Davis carries memory of stepbrother on the mound
• Eric Hosmer says he won’t have hand examined again until after Royals’ road trip
• Royals mailbag: What happens next with Eric Hosmer?
• Video: Red-hot KC Royals hit the road
• Rolling Royals win again, top Oakland A’s 7-3
• Mill Valley offensive lineman Evan Applegate picks Kansas State
• Aberdeen Village offers assisted living with the comforts of home
• Existing-home sales increase in June, inventory holds steady
• Ridgestone Meadows offers expansive views of western Shawnee
• Charming, light-filled cottages right in the heart of Johnson County
• Missouri’s SEC men’s basketball schedule is announced
• Missouri’s Darius White hopes to fulfill potential
• Missouri’s offense seeks consistency from second scrimmage
• Missouri’s Tim Fuller received raise after remaining on men’s basketball staff
• 2-year-old shoots self in Kansas home