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June 16, 2015

• Missouri high school track and field state meet: 10 things worth a second look
• Marian McCaa Thomas: Westport Presbyterian Church rebuilds old with new
• Mo-Kan All-Star Softball Series recap: Olathe South senior is MVP of Kansas squad
• Dish With Gish: Creative containers add to the fun of dessert
• As Gov. Sam Brownback signs Kansas budget plan, he denies that it counts as a tax increase
• Would a downtown convention hotel be a game-changer for KC or something far less?
• Judge tosses lawsuit that alleged racial discrimination at the Power & Light District
• St. Louis Cardinals investigated for hacking into Houston Astros databases
• Royals pitcher Jason Vargas plays catch to test injured left elbow
• Joe Blanton to start for Royals on Wednesday vs. Brewers, his first since 2013
• Chiefs rookie cornerbacks Steven Nelson, Marcus Peters flash ability after three-week hiatus
• Justin Houston absent on first day of Chiefs’ mandatory minicamp
• Chiefs release receiver Da’Rick Rogers, tackle Kelvin Palmer
• TheChat: Kansas evaluates impact of the raucous 2015 session
• Missouri blows out Kansas twice at Mo-Kan All-Star Softball Series
• Double trouble: Kuckelman twins are class of the court at Plaza tennis tournament
• Effort is underway to save Nelle Peters apartments near the Country Club Plaza
• Susan Vollenweider: Helping child making decisions sometimes means sitting back
• Prairie Village moves closer to approving Meadowbrook development
• Pass a reasonable tax increase to make bold investments in a thriving Johnson County
• Readers react to the Missouri General Assembly, Caitlyn Jenner and TV weather
• Gov. Sam Brownback names Leawood periodontist to Kansas Board of Regents
• Metro Squad seeks witnesses to North Kansas City shooting
• Monday Poll results: Many find fault with the new Kansas tax structure
• Owner celebrates as stolen vintage Airstream trailer is found in Edwardsville
• Testimony is heard a second time in lawsuit involving a Sluggerrr hot dog toss
• TheChat: Gov. Sam Brownback calls revenue deal not a tax increase
• Kansas City Council candidate Heather Hall used police chief’s photo without permission
• Scheels buys naming rights to Overland Park Soccer Complex
• Woman and boyfriend accused of killing her mother in Springfield
• Feds running out of money too, CBO says. Blame the calendar.
• OP gives $25,000 to help pay for Hyatt memorial
• Balcony collapse in Berkeley, California, kills five Irish students
• Tropical Storm Bill could make it rough for camping, floating in parts of Missouri
• Scheels buys naming rights to Overland Park Soccer Complex
• Is Texas spending $800 million to create its own border patrol?
• Microsoft touts HoloLens, backward compatibility of Xbox One
• Cardinals haters have fresh ammunition in wake of FBI hacking investigation
• Shorn or hairy: Female underarms having a mainstream moment
• Rachel Dolezal’s world crumbles after racial identity flap
• Police: Teens shoot out woman’s teeth with BB gun
• Famous stripper Blaze Starr, linked to former governor, dies at 83
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, June 15
• KCI replaces its Wi-Fi system and upgrades its website
• Federal regulators fine Kansas City energy trader $1.2 million
• Quirky Crossroads shops are right up KC’s alley
• Two Kansas City housing counselors gain federal funding
• Kat’s Money Corner: the ins and outs of buying in bulk
• Close friends become business partners at Beaches Cantina in Northland
• Royals batter Brewers, 8-5, as offense breaks out
• Omar Infante may get voted into All-Star Game, but Royals could still seek upgrade at second base
• Plans roll forward for 51st and Oak project, including move of Young Matrons clubhouse
• Troost Avenue has a new marketing push in south Kansas City
• Kansas coach Bill Self says Joel Embiid’s latest foot issue isn’t a setback
• As World University Games loom, Kansas coach Bill Self ‘not concerned’ about ongoing MERS scare