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May 30, 2015

• High school results - May 29
• Lawrence Free State takes Kansas Class 6A baseball title
• St. Thomas Aquinas wins Kansas 5A girls state soccer championship by beating Blue Valley Southwest 2-1
• Bishop Miege shuts out De Soto 2-0 for third place in Kansas Class 4-1A girls soccer tournament
• Piper finishes third in 4A softball
• 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
• Blue Springs senior Davis ends wins discus title at Missouri state track meet
• BV Southwest near pitch perfect in 5A title run
• Deputy’s admission of affair raises ethics questions about former Clay County judge
• Gov. Sam Brownback outlines new tax plan to close the Kansas budget gap
• Saturday's Royals-Cubs lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Royals activate Alex Rios, option Paulo Orlando to Omaha
• Danny Duffy itching to rejoin Royals, but knows team will take it slow
• Chiefs’ Cairo Santos, Dustin Colquitt get accustomed to NFL’s new extra-point rule
• Sporting KC notebook: Rookie Connor Hallisey makes most of first start for Sporting KC
• After 200 miles, a neck-and-neck finish at the Dirty Kanza bicycle race (with videos)
• Readers share views on the death penalty, wind energy and Brownback
• Honda’s new HR-V creates excitement with customers
• Jack Sock wins third-round French Open match, will face Rafael Nadal on Monday
• Foreseeing an economic boom, Manhattan, Kan., opens its arms to new lab
• Fenton Nissan supports its Hero Appreciation Week
• In May, it’s way easier to count the days it didn’t rain — only four so far
• The Monday Poll: Are you all aboard with rail?
• South Carolina fugitive may be in the Kansas City area, authorities say
• KCK man, sister killed in collision with Virginia murder suspect
• Sporting KC dominates FC Dallas in 4-0 victory
• Memories lead Lee’s Summit man to rare 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Seville
• 2015 DODGE CHALLENGER R/T
• Volunteers are needed to help endangered kids after record caseload increases in Kansas and Missouri
• Female victim shot to death in KCK
• Family wanted: Amanda hopes for a home
• Fisherman has one thing on his mind: catching Kansas walleyes
• Gov. Sam Brownback calls for a sales tax increase to balance the Kansas budget
• Jack Sock advances to round of 16 at French Open
• Kay Barnes ties the knot!
• Silver alert issued for Cass County couple who didn’t make it to funeral
• HIGH FIVE TOUR
• Readorama: Yelena’s life continues after Anton Chekhov’s ‘Uncle Vanya’ ends
• Find inspiration as garden tours highlight creative labors of love
• Winning numbers for Friday, May 29
• ‘The Wright Brothers’ by David McCullough gives wings to eccentric pair
• Steve Inskeep’s ‘Jacksonland’ focuses on power, conflict between Andrew Jackson and the Cherokees
• Matthew Pearl’s ‘The Last Bookaneer’ gets a little lost in itself, but is still a fun read
• Royals-Cubs game Saturday is postponed because of rain
• Royals fans (peacefully) invade Wrigleyville
• UMKC’s Frerichs among qualifiers for NCAA track meet
• In the bandwidth-rich KC market, is Google Fiber going too far to foil digital piracy?
• Rodrock Development’s amenities make all the difference
• One Park Place offers $5,000 sales incentive on select condos
• Summit Custom Homes’ Junerosity campaign raises funds for charities
• Summertime yields plenty of available Rodrock Homes’ inventory
• Cottonwood Canyon homes cater to buyers’ ‘most wanted list’
• Sweetwater Creek offers upscale living with small-town appeal
• Chapel Hill opening up best views, largest lots to new buyers