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May 7, 2015

• High school results - May 6
• Five things to watch at Kansas boys tennis regionals
• Kansas lawmakers are pondering a sales tax increase to fill budget void
• New jail for Kansas City arrestees opens in Jackson County Detention Center
• Summer vacation starts early for kids in some financially-strapped Kansas schools
• Missouri’s McCaskill seeks to overhaul programs that provide military gear to police
• Bubba Starling, Royals’ No. 1 pick in 2011, homers for Class AA Northwest Arkansas
• Edinson Volquez faces Indians in series finale
• Royals acquire backup catcher Drew Butera from Angels
• Luke Hochevar throws perfect inning in return to Royals after missing all of 2014
• Royals put backup catcher Erik Kratz on D.L., recall Francisco Peña
• Alcides Escobar takes batting practice, grounders
• Alex Rios begins swinging bat, approaching return to Royals
• Chiefs guard Jeff Allen welcomes competition along offensive line
• Chiefs’ Mike Catapano ready to get back to football following illness
• Benchmarking offers new strategy for teaching reading
• TheChat: Pat Roberts takes aim at new in-home care paperwork requirements
• NASCAR beefs up track safety measures
• Kevin Harvick and Jimmie Johnson have a lot going for them at Kansas Speedway race
• KC Ballet's ‘Dances Daring’: Season ends with excellent presentation of mixed repertoire
• Spinning Tree and the Coterie announce 2015-16 seasons
• Friends and family continue to mourn Kansas City man slain in April
• Graduates, send us photos of your mortar boards
• Clint Bowyer hoping to turn corner in NASCAR race at Kansas Speedway
• Matt Crafton, who dominates the NASCAR Truck Series, doesn’t worry about bull’s-eye on his back
• Kansas City revises noise ordinance after commercial and residential areas overlap
• Busy road construction season ahead for Kansas City area
• Lenexa teen charged in school bus knife incident
• Man convicted in 2013 murder in Blue Summit
• Infuriating lawsuits hurt Kansas City taxpayers and damage public services
• Readers share views on Gov. Sam Brownback, the American Royal barbecue and welfare
• Missouri state Sen. Rob Schaaf pushes comprehensive ethics measure
• Sarah Hagen and the Blues celebrate survival
• For the fourth time, area man is charged with attacking woman in restroom
• Lee’s Summit man catches 41-inch muskie at Pomme de Terre Lake
• 100th Kansas City Match Play tournament begins Friday at Swope Memorial
• Jury convicts Overland Park man of 1991 Jackson County rape
• For-profit Art Institutes International-Kansas City is closing Lenexa campus
• Royals’ bullpen works to compensate for struggling starters
• Royals manager Ned Yost opens up about his last hunting trip with NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt
• Sporting KC defender Erik Palmer-Brown named to U.S. under-20 World Cup roster
• Missouri lawmakers renew tax that funds Kansas City public transit
• Bill Clinton play is a lecture, a sermon and a confession
• KC police identify 46-year-old woman shot to death Sunday
• Everything you need to know for the NASCAR events at Kansas Speedway on Friday and Saturday
• Jury finds Blue Summit man guilty of first-degree murder
• Winning lottery numbers for Wednesday, May 6
• Another industrial building starts ‘on spec’ in Edgerton
• Cerner reports strong new business orders in the first quarter
• Great Plains Energy reports lower revenue and profit
• Stocks edge higher a day after a decline
• Enterprise Center in Johnson County holds open house
• KU releases nonconference basketball schedule for 2015-16
• Former Kansas basketball star Lynette Woodard honored as Naismith Outstanding Contributor
• Luke Hochevar shines, Royals keep rolling in 7-4 victory over Cleveland
• MLB reduces Royals reliever Kelvin Herrera’s suspension from seven to six games
• Danny Duffy stumbles, Royals can’t recover in 10-3 loss to Indians
• RED Development partnership acquires four shopping centers
• Former K-State guard Tre Harris will transfer to Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
• Innovation Pavilion wants to launch an entrepreneurial resource center in Olathe
• Stroud’s pan-fried chicken is coming to Independence on Monday
• Mizzou wins opener in SEC softball tournament