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May 29, 2015

• High school results - May 29
• Lawrence Free State takes Kansas Class 6A baseball title
• Piper finishes third in 4A softball
• Rookie Chiefs receiver knows what Eric Berry’s going through in battle with cancer
• Bishop Miege, De Soto fall in Class 4-1A state semifinals
• Blue Valley Northwest rallies past Maize in Class 6A girls state soccer semifinal
• Olathe South captures Kansas 6A softball crown
• Blue Valley Southwest, Aquinas win and will meet in Class 5A soccer final
• Leavenworth’s Morrison sets state meet record in Kansas 5A shot put
• Blue Valley West falls in Kansas 5A softball title game
• Here’s how KC Art Institute students do selfies
• Blue Springs senior Davis ends wins discus title at Missouri state track meet
• BV Southwest near pitch perfect in 5A title run
• Kansas House tax debate stalls; Brownback open to budget cuts
• Split in Republican leadership makes Kansas tax deal more difficult
• Friday’s Royals-Cubs lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Royals prospect Brandon Finnegan back to starting for Class AAA Omaha
• Poll: How concerned are you about the Royals’ four-game losing streak?
• Watch: Andy McCullough on importance of Royals’ series at Wrigley Field
• Edinson Volquez leads Royals into rare series at Wrigley Field
• Chiefs promote five members of player personnel staff
• Sporting KC notebook: Rookie Connor Hallisey makes most of first start for Sporting KC
• Alex Gordon’s home run splashed into the cup of a Cubs fan
• Fenton Nissan supports its Hero Appreciation Week
• Olathe spelling bee winner to appear on national television show Monday
• DNA evidence catches up to Kansas City man charged in two burglaries
• Kansas River search for man in truck is called off after nothing is found
• Kansas City, Kan., school district lays off 31 staff members and cuts pay for 850 others
• Readers share views on politics, President Obama’s community college plan and the minimum wage
• FC Kansas City trying to limit set-piece goals
• Creating even better parks is vital in Kansas City
• Lee’s Summit police search for convenience store robber
• Jack Sock and doubles partner Vasek Pospisil advance to third round of French Open
• Ex-NFL player Darren Sharper pleads guilty in federal sexual assault case
• Dry weekend to give Kansas City a break from one wet May
• Judge: Pepper-spray assault victim gets to fire back
• Blatter says vote for Russia, Qatar the root of FIFA crisis
• In May, it’s way easier to count the days it didn’t rain — only four so far
• Overland Park police seek the public’s help in finding a fugitive
• Patient at KU Hospital considered ‘very low risk’ for Ebola
• Prison ordered in crash that killed 8-year-old in Kansas City, Kan.
• A new spotlight starts to focus on Troost
• The Monday Poll: Are you all aboard with rail?
• One year after Brandon Ellingson drowned in handcuffs, family still sees a ‘lack of accountability’
• Sporting KC dominates FC Dallas in 4-0 victory
• 2015 DODGE CHALLENGER R/T
• HIGH FIVE TOUR
• Winning numbers for Friday, May 29
• Man named ‘God’ settles with credit rating agency
• University of Kansas Hospital forms partnership with Marillac
• Legacy Development drops RED from its name
• EPA proposes lowering requirements for ethanol in gasoline
• Consumers and businesses are cautious about borrowing
• Stuff of Life: Turn books into decorative accents with colorful handmade paper
• Royals fans (peacefully) invade Wrigleyville
• Royals bats come alive in 8-4 victory over Cubs
• #RoyalsToWrigley: Royals fans document trip to Chicago
• Introducing True Blue on Instagram, for Royals photos, fans and more
• Royals plan to active Alex Rios from disabled list on Saturday
• Ask Andy: Is the Royals’ losing streak cause for concern?
• O’Reilly Automotive to buy back an additional $500 million in stock
• The week ahead: May unemployment report will be issued next Friday
• Allstate considers selling customer driver data
• New ThinkKC.com showcases the Kansas City area
• Three suspects in Oklahoma officer’s shooting captured
• Oskaloosa man charged with murder in Lawrence stabbing death
• SEC to distribute $455 million to members
• Rodrock Development’s amenities make all the difference
• Sweetwater Creek offers upscale living with small-town appeal
• Chapel Hill opening up best views, largest lots to new buyers