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May 26, 2015

• Robert Willson: In a time of lazy language, I have a ‘problem’ with ‘issues’
• Bloody Mary bars let drinkers give their cocktails a personal twist
• Push begins for levy vote for universal pre-kindergarten in KC Public Schools
• Missouri Senate hires attorney for ‘workplace harassment complaint’
• Kansas plans to change vehicle renewal notices
• Bernie Sanders to kick off 2016 bid from Clinton’s left
• Eric Hosmer, Royals featured on Sports Illustrated cover
• Tuesday’s Royals-Yankees lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Alex Rios starts rehab assignment, could rejoin Royals this weekend
• Just how bad was the Royals’ 14-1 loss to the Yankees on Monday?
• Not surprisingly, Justin Houston misses Chiefs’ first OTA workout
• Chiefs coach says Eric Berry has completed cancer treatments, waiting on results
• Chiefs tight end Demetrius Harris has additional foot surgery
• Offensive line competition is wide open for Chiefs during offseason workouts
• Plan for improvements to Johnson County parks would need 1.34 mill levy increase to be fully funded by 2030
• Gorilla gives birth at Kansas City Zoo
• Jack Sock beats No. 10 seed in first round of French Open
• New Mexico police officer fatally shot; person in custody
• Former Ray County coroner is accused of smoking meth in hearse
• Kansas City automotive program drives students to higher learning
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Free at last, free at last! Room mother duties are a thing of the past
• City Hall can protect taxpayers and get a new downtown Hyatt hotel, too
• 911 caller, age 10, earns recognition
• Dips & Sips serves scoops of sweet nostalgia in downtown Mission
• Two men hold up Westport bank
• TheChat: Are Democrats growing disenchanted with Nancy Pelosi?
• Police identify woman killed in KC home
• Twins run and run and run and run and run in the family
• Denise Snodell: Floating between paper and pixel
• Johnson County Commission hears 20-year priorities for library system
• Editorial: Johnson County has plenty at stake in Topeka
• Letters to the editor: Brownback and lowering taxes, death penalty, Joco Gateway project
• Adoption fraud victimizing Shawnee couple leads to federal prison
• Long prison sentences ordered in drug smuggling case
• Monday Poll results: Respondents favor a minimum wage boost
• Lanes reopen on southbound I-35 at Cambridge Circle
• Iraq begins operation to oust Islamic State from Anbar
• Army begins training for the next war, which may be much different — and bigger
• Missing Paola man’s remains are pulled from Kansas lake 23 years later
• Mahaffie Stagecoach in Olathe offers hands-on history
• Blue Valley grads help decode tricky hospital hallways
• Olathe’s Vanya Shivashankar is the only five-time competitor at this year’s national spelling bee
• Business notes: New golf partnership director for upcoming Digital Ally Open
• Lee’s Summit woman killed in traffic crash near Lone Jack
• Lori Allen: Lean forward and away you go
• Michael Sam says he’s focused on football, not making history in CFL
• Police: Yale student jumps to death after stabbing
• Cause of death unclear for child found pushed by mother in swing
• Police: Drunk man at concert hits four people with SUV; one killed
• Nielsen survey says Liam Neeson the top ad man
• 12 missing after flooding in Texas sweeps away house
• Cherry picker topples, kills two as man shows it to kids
• Bears boot Ray McDonald after arrest in California
• A recycling option that’s friendly to me and Mother Nature? I’d drink to that
• Answering a higher call
• The twisty, turny, hilly road to graduation
• Shawnee firehouse honors memory of fallen hero John B. Glaser
• Canine partners sniff out mold problems
• Creating a voice: Teen radio show provides students opportunity to grow, nurture relationships
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, May 25
• In online interview, former Sprint CEO Dan Hesse touts simplicity
• The Kansas City Club padlocks its doors and pursues bankruptcy
• Chaos Boutique opens in Parkville
• Westar Energy to boost wind energy resources
• Media CEOs dominate ranks of top-paid executives
• Kansas City area engineering firms stay high in national rankings
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon supports KC as host of future Big 12 basketball tournaments
• Salvador Perez leads voting as five Royals in position to start for AL All-Stars
• Kat’s Money Corner: Frugal summer fun for kids
• Makeover on Kansas City’s 63rd Street gains momentum between Brookside hub, Troost
• Kansas State unveils plans for premium football seating area as part of stadium addition
• European regulators turn their attention to Facebook
• Similac Advance infant formula will be offered GMO-free
• Olathe-based NIC creates app for Apple Watch
• Merger of Time Warner Cable, Charter Communications would create a multimedia powerhouse
• Tilted Kilt sports bar rolls out weekday lunch specials
• Bob Evans closes three area restaurants
• Chaos Boutique opens in Parkville
• Emerald ash borer — is this the year to take steps?
• Lawrence police investigating fatal stabbing