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May 15, 2015

• High school results - May 14
• Steve Kraske: John Diehl is yet another Missouri House speaker to run into legal and ethical issues
• As the vaping culture takes hold, many turn from smoking and many critics worry
• Kansas school superintendent resigns to save district money
• Kansas Senate blocks sale of strong beer in grocery stores
• Kansas House rejects proposal to repeal business tax break
• John Diehl out, Todd Richardson in as Missouri House speaker following text scandal
• After Clinton Foundation donations, Stephanopoulos won’t moderate Republican debate
• Kansas House rejects proposed sales tax increase
• Deadly force bill in limbo on Missouri lawmakers’ final day
• Royals, Chris Young face Yankees ace Michael Pineda in series opener
• Unplanned Jeremy Guthrie-Drew Butera battery has worked for Royals
• Ask Andy: Why doesn’t Christian Colon play more? Would Royals trade a reliever?
• Man dies in KCK house fire in the 800 block of Metropolitan Avenue
• Readers share views on Kansas legislation, the texting scandal and Medicaid expansion
• Sporting KC defender Seth Sinovic makes adjustment in a battle for playing time
• George Haley, one of the first African-Americans elected to the Kansas Senate, dies at 89
• FC Kansas City, Western New York play to scoreless draw
• Survey finds decline in school bullying
• Police: Landscaper ran over family of ducks on lawnmower
• Three-minute preview: Colorado Rapids at Sporting Kansas City
• Emails show FBI privacy concerns about license-plate readers
• Father of Kansas pilot informed by Marines of helicopter crash
• Mitt Romney, Evander Holyfield to fight at charity event
• Ex-Missouri student found guilty of exposing partner to HIV
• TheChat: Leaders of both parties agree that John Diehl did the right thing
• For an afternoon, walkers, cyclists and skaters rule Ward Parkway
• New Theatre Restaurant’s ‘Hairspray’ is a psychedelic good time
• After storms for first part of weekend, Kansas City to see break on Sunday
• Probation granted in Clay County jail prisoner beating case
• KCK homicide victim identified
• Jackson County jury assesses $82 million verdict against debt collection firm
• Kansas City motorcycle police officer hurt in wreck
• Registered sex offender is charged with Kansas City rape
• Readorama: Author George Hodgman’s poignant journey to ‘Bettyville’
• How do you cut through concrete to install a sump pump?
• Q&A: Textile artist and paper maker Jennie Frederick talks about her art and home
• These DIY books will inspire you to recycle, plant and salvage with flair
• Kansas Black Chamber of Commerce expands its reach under a new name
• Missouri kids’ chicken-keeping kit faces rivals in Warren Buffett challenge
• Blue Bell makes major staff cuts while trying to recover from listeria outbreak
• Kansas City nonprofit group honors Annette Bloch as philanthropist of the year
• American Century hires Cleo Chang to head alternative investments group
• Stocks end mostly higher as S&P hits new high
• The week ahead: Major retailers report quarterly earnings
• Truman High School graduate Paige Parker has been dealing for Oklahoma softball
• Kansas, Missouri win NCAA softball openers, will play Saturday in Border War redux
• Amanda Sanchez’s availability will be game-time decision for Missouri in regional
• Game times for Missouri softball regional change due to forecast
• Winning numbers for Thursday, May 14
• In tiny Brazilian restaurant, KC Royals’ Paulo Orlando draws a crowd
• College basketball time proposals: 30 shot clock for men, four quarters for women
• Kansas State basketball announces two-game series with Colorado State in Wichita, Denver
• Villas of Parkwood a hit with buyers during Spring Parade of Homes
• Rodrock Vision Scholarships awarded to talented students
• On a clear day you can see forever at River Ridge
• Buyers are excited about Leabrooke Town Manor
• Upgrades abound in Chapel Hill’s model homes for sale
• First three Tuscany Piazza Townhomes nearing completion