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May 19, 2015

• Wendy Guillies: After KC superintendent’s departure, it’s time to seize the opportunity to succeed
• Pembroke Hill, Barstow win Missouri high school golf state championships
• Memorial Day weekend concert relies on an army of volunteers
• Summer cocktails sparkle with savory herbs and tropical tastes
• Missouri Republican power has been shaken by scandal and tragedy
• Tax plans advance in Kansas as lawmakers try to plug budget hole
• Kansas Legislature approves compromise that will return Uber to state
• Tuesday’s Royals-Reds lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Yordano Ventura takes on Reds as two-game interleague series begins
• Chiefs sign four players who participated in rookie minicamp
• Talkin’ Touches #12: Weather delays, injuries and a league turned upside down
• Raytown mom uses hidden camera to catch boyfriend taking lewd photos
• McCaskill says she’s had it with ‘Game of Thrones’ after rape scene
• TheChat: Missouri lawmakers fret about the lack of road funding
• Three men killed in separate Independence automobile crashes are identified
• Look for plenty of Memorial Day weekend events at the Liberty Memorial
• Officials rule deadly Liberty apartment fire accidental
• Sporting KC analyzing potential underlying causes for rash of injuries
• In Lidia’s Kitchen: Chocolate Bread Parfait recycles leftover bread in elegant layered dessert
• Kansas City should pass a responsible plan to boost the minimum wage
• Readers share views on Kansas City schools, the NRA and the Missouri texting scandal
• Snarky in the Suburbs: By the time a student hits college, graduation fatigue has set in
• Denise Snodell: A storm-watching mom is the definition of high anxiety
• Bob Sigman: Answering a higher call
• Emily Parnell: Learning about English by learning Spanish
• Central Square district at former Metcalf South site gets legal tweak
• Blue Valley elementary mixes it up to fight hunger
• Editorial: Cable barriers best way to save lives on K-10
• Overland Park pays tribute to fallen officer Deanna Rose
• Letters to the editor: Texting and driving, drilling rights, Uber leaves Kansas
• Olathe and Overland Park look at improving 143rd Street with widening, other upgrades
• Storms could bring 3 to 4 inches of rain, more flooding to KC area
• Monday Poll results: A slow voting season is reflected in the numbers
• Sixty years in prison for man who videotaped sex with 12-year-old girl
• Postponed Sporting KC-Colorado match rescheduled for Oct. 21
• Prostitute pleads guilty in heroin overdose death of Google exec
• Patriots won’t appeal DeflateGate penalties
• Oakland airport baggage handlers charged with pot smuggling
• Charges filed against 170 motorcycle gang members in Waco, Texas
• Ex-Joplin teacher pleads guilty to sex charges
• Former St. Louis Zoo ranger accused of sexually attacking two girls
• Willie Lanier, Bobby Bell and ‘NFL ACTION ’72’
• Business notes: Overland Park firm designs brewery building in N. Carolina
• Shawnee Mission West bus driver offers words of encouragement on life’s journey
• Prestigious presidential honor goes to two Johnson County students
• Royals hope outfielder Alex Rios could begin a rehab assignment next week
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, May 19
• KFC resurrecting Colonel Sanders for ads
• Air bag recall doubled to nearly 34 million vehicles in biggest such recall ever
• Federal judge puts Sprint’s $68 million cramming settlement on hold
• Burns & McDonnell is expanding its energy terminal and pipeline business
• Zooming past 80
• Kansas eyeing former Providence center Paschal Chukwu as possible transfer option
• Yordano Ventura pitches seven scoreless innings as Royals top Reds 3-0
• Royals minor-leaguer Rafael Furcal, former NL top rookie, announces retirement
• Kat’s Money Corner: Purchasing for the patio
• How and when to fertilize vegetables this rainy year
• Kansas Senate committee advances plan for tax increase
• Ruins Pub to replace Bulldog in the Crossroads
• Menards to enter KC area with store at Missouri 152 and Green Hills Road
• Missouri beats South Carolina 5-1 in first round of SEC Baseball Tournament
• Missouri officially adds Indianapolis guard K.J. Walton