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May 27, 2015

• Bourdain plants digital footprint as editor at food website
• Blue Valley Northwest girls advance to Kansas 6A soccer semifinals
• Shawnee Mission East’s Andy Spencer wins Class 6A golf title
• Dave Helling: Transportation bill remains a bridge too far for federal and state legislators
• St. James Academy’s Jack Reilly finishes third again at Kansas 5A golf tournament
• Summer Fun 2015: A guide to festivals, fairs and more
• This weekend in KC: The Royal Horses, Busker Festival, Festa Italiana and Sporting KC
• New musical, old musical and a one-man show debut on Kansas City stages
• Pahls places second at Kansas Class 4A state golf
• Five things to watch at Kansas high school baseball and softball state tournaments
• Three things to watch at Missouri boys tennis state tournament
• Snakebite deaths still rare, despite case from Missouri
• Supreme Court ruling could mean millions in lost revenue for Kansas and Kansas City
• Kansas House panel advances plan to raise taxes, reverse Brownback cuts
• Health care law court-case winner could be political loser
• Amid budget dispute, Gov. Sam Brownback of Kansas looks at possible worker furloughs
• EPA issues final rules protecting drinking water, streams
• Groups ask Justice Department to review Jeb Bush’s fundraising
• Bobby Jindal: Rand Paul is ‘unsuited to be commander-in-chief’
• Wednesday’s Royals-Yankees lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Danny Duffy plans to throw bullpen session for Royals on Friday
• Chiefs’ Derrick Johnson, Mike DeVito share a bond as they return to the practice field
• Are lobbyists evil? A Dole Institute course at KU will examine that question
• Missouri man dies from snake bites in James River
• TheChat: Gov. Jay Nixon to launch construction of new state mental hospital
• Sporting KC forward Krisztian Nemeth named to Hungary men’s national team
• Bank robbed in Shawnee
• Submariner guilty of sharing videos of women officers undressing
• Sporting KC’s Roger Espinoza hopes to return to lineup Friday; Dom Dwyer questionable
• Woman dies at New Kids on the Block show in St. Louis
• Cleveland Indians shave heads in support of Mike Aviles’ daughter
• FIFA soccer officials arrested in Zurich; World Cup votes probed
• Heavy rains and flooding possible in KC by the end of the week
• Police: People robbed in St. Louis Jack in the Box drive-thru line
• Woman accused of driving drunk in fatal KC traffic crash
• Police search for motive in deadly Wal-Mart shooting
• Woman gets fork in the eye in fight over last barbecue rib
• Serpent of denial lurks in the Kansas budget pit
• Fishermen in national walleye tournament hope history will repeat itself
• Fishing report for May 28
• Man dies after KCK officers use stun gun
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon’s welcome act of clemency may spare man a life sentence for marijuana conviction
• Lawyer argues that chimps deserve ‘personhood’ and release
• Sporting KC, goalkeeper Luis Marin agree to terminate contract
• U.S. Rep. James Clyburn of South Carolina dismisses idea of ‘post-racial’ era
• At the National Spelling Bee, Olathe’s Vanya Shivashankar advances to the semifinals
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, May 26
• One Light topped out as Two Light moves forward in Kansas City
• Starting Friday, the art of the startup gets weeklong attention in Kansas City
• Smithfield Foods and Kansas City Sausage will build a $44.8 million plant in North Carolina
• Tom Isenberg is retiring from Western Extralite division
• Burger King edges Wendy’s as No. 2 in the burger wars
• Lawrence Pet World owners vow to rebuild after fire
• Ford recalls nearly 423,000 vehicles for power steering problem
• Your financial planner: Life settlements can be a lifeline for seniors
• Area home construction climbed in April
• Kansas State women add Wamego’s Lanie Page to basketball roster
• Reeling Royals drop fourth in a row, get swept by Yankees in 4-2 defeat
• Outfielder Alex Rios, rehabbing in Omaha, is nearing return to Royals
• With 5-1 loss to Yankees, Royals enter first losing streak of season
• Naismith Hall of Fame set to honor Kansas’ Bill Self for his humanitarian efforts
• Wet spring can lead to soil problems in the Kansas City area