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June 1, 2015

• Robert Hill: Confronting a name at the Vietnam wall prompts gratitude and resolve
• Nanny cam video helps police arrest suspect in Overland Park robbery
• High school results - May 31
• Overland Park hospital highlights importance of ‘kangaroo care’ for premature babies
• Staley downs Lee’s Summit West 3-0 in Missouri 5 quarterfinal baseball game
• Piper baseball team falls to Augusta, Topeka Hayden and Larned advance in Kansas baseball state tournament
• Volunteers in Lead to Read program take lunch hour to share a love of learning
• Atchison intern arrested trying to enter U.S. Capitol with a gun
• Blacks 75 percent more likely to get pulled over by police in Missouri
• Abortion rights group challenges new Kansas restrictions
• Kansas Senate can’t pass tax plan, despite looming threats
• Teen girl shot to death in Kansas City, Kan.
• Slick new musical ‘MotherFreakingHood!’ captures moms with attitudes
• Stop the ugly sneak attacks in the Kansas Legislature
• Former Postal Service carrier pleads guilty to tossing 20,000 pieces of mail
• Apologetic Kansas City burglar pleads guilty
• Fishing Tournament Trail for June 2
• A day after fatal KC shooting, family remembers active 3-year-old
• Boy, 17, impersonates FBI agent, test drives Dodge Charger, crashes it
• Sunshine, warm temps kick off Kansas City’s week; storms may return at week’s end
• KVC in Olathe hopes to change the face of foster care
• After losing her son to an elderly driver, Leawood woman pushes for change
• Jack Sock loses to Rafael Nadal in four sets at French Open
• Missouri and Kansas should follow Nebraska’s brave move to end death penalty
• Blue Valley Superintendent Tom Trigg named sole finalist for Texas post
• Online modeling ad leads to child porn conviction in Kansas City
• OP man accused of indecent exposure for fourth time
• Anti-Royals fervor starting as Kansas City dominates All-Star Game balloting
• Kansas lawmakers, Gov. Sam Brownback stagger toward shameful end to session
• Clinton, Mo., murders highlight dangers of leaving abusive situations
• South Carolina fugitive arrested Sunday in Overland Park
• Sporting KC’s Zusi, Besler not on U.S. roster for matches vs. Netherlands, Germany
• Therese Park: Recalling war’s horror
• Guns ’N Hoses aids officers in financial need
• The Lusitania connection still echoes for area Boy Scouts at Camp Naish
• The woman behind KC’s celebration for cancer survivors leaves little to chance
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, May 30, and Sunday, May 31
• Ferrellgas to buy Dallas energy company for $837.5 million
• AMC discloses government investigations, shares fall
• Regional business activity slumped in May
• Intel buying chip designer Altera for about $16.7 billion
• Kansas City area aims to fix weak link between investors and entrepreneurs
• Papa Keno’s Pizzeria is returning to Westport; Thai Place sign says it’s closed for remodeling
• KC Juice Co to open in ‘Brookside East’ area
• MU basketball director Bryan Tibaldi leaves for DePaul
• Mizzou athletic department to change donor points system
• Royals hope top pitching prospect Kyle Zimmer can break cycle of injuries in 2015
• Led by Sal Perez and Lorenzo Cain, five Royals still in starting position for All-Star Game
• Google tries to demystify privacy controls with new approach
• Single-game tickets to Kansas basketball exhibition games go on sale this week
• Kansas’ Bill Self says transfer Dwight Coleby is just what the Jayhawks needed
• Former Mississippi center Dwight Coleby will transfer to Kansas
• Anybody know much about orioles?
• How hard can I trim back this huge barberry bush?