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June 17, 2015

• ‘King Lear,’ at the Heart of America Shakespeare Festival, is a dysfunctional family affair
• Big Slick and Boulevardia top a big weekend in Kansas City
• Dave Helling: Kansas City’s growth in the 21st century is no layup
• Tom Brady isn’t quite ready for ‘Dancing With The Stars’
• Donald Trump jets into Iowa and starts firing at GOP rivals
• No charges after federal inquiry into loans by Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer to Gov. Sam Brownback’s campaign
• Jury clears Royals once again in Sluggerrr hot dog toss that ended badly
• Wednesday’s Royals-Brewers lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• Royals return to Kauffman Stadium for five-game homestand
• Chiefs guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif continues to make strides
• Bridge work at I-435 and I-35 will cause overnight detours, delays
• Baseball commissioner may be ‘open to change’ regarding All-Star Game voting
• Video shows KCPD patrol wagon had green light in fatal crash with motorcyclist
• KC Pet Project urgently seeks funds and adoptive homes
• Jack Danforth says the Citizens United campaign spending decision ‘should not stand’
• As Pope Francis adds his influential voice, the heat is on climate change deniers
• Readers react to ‘right to work,’ Royals food and Gov. Sam Brownback’s tears
• Chambers Bay course is the star as U.S. Open moves to Fox
• Fishing report for June 18
• KC cousins accused of illegally selling dozens of firearms
• Kansas City man is found guilty of killing man he accused of affair with wife
• Royals’ Chris Young once played against KU at Allen Fieldhouse, and other fun facts
• ‘Once’ pushes buttons with folk music and easy laughs
• Sporting KC midfielder Roger Espinoza left off Honduras’ Gold Cup roster
• Brownback continues defense of 2012 Kansas tax cuts, which he says exceed 2015 tax hikes
• Luck runs out: Man loses $92,000 in winning lottery tickets
• Exceed expectations next Tuesday — show up to the polls and vote
• FBI: Man charged in Texas shootout eyed Super Bowl attack
• Mission rolls out the downtown welcome mat with farmers market, completed roadwork
• Emily Parnell: Heard on the street: Powerful messages from a strong woman
• Overland Park funds startup of bike plan
• Commission OKs bond sale for King Louie project
• Matt Keenan: There’s nothing like a vole-filled yard to put a DIY guy up on a ladder
• Editorial: Spend more on public transit in Johnson County
• Editorial: Marriage equality, Brownback’s tax increases, Kobach’s hunt, school cuts
• Jeff Francoeur makes his big-league pitching debut in Phillies’ loss
• KC man accused in third area armed robbery
• KC teen accidentally shoots self in chest
• Court affirms decision in Lake of the Ozarks boat dock electrocution case
• Texas braces for flooding as tropical depression moves north
• Cheer if you must, but St. Louis Cardinals hacking report hurts everyone
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Hey, parents — even if you can’t see your kid’s misbehavior, it’s still there
• Runaway tiger kills man in Tbilisi after flood damages zoo
• Naked Missouri man arrested after trying to flee police on bike
• Sporting KC beats Saint Louis FC 1-0 in fourth round of Lamar Hunt U.S. Cup
• Fishing Tournament Trail for June 16
• Sporting KC’s Chance Myers makes his return to game action
• 10 move on in KC Superstar competition
• Bob Sigman: Death of county founder is lost in the fog of history
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, June 16
• Comcast is reportedly showing interest in purchasing T-Mobile
• New carry-on bag guidelines are put on hold
• Police investigate Foster Farms for allegedly abusing live chickens
• South Korea trip will give KU basketball team head start in adjusting to shorter shot clock
• Royals reach agreement with first-round draft pick Ashe Russell
• Pitcher Chris Young collects three RBIs, shuts down Brewers in 7-2 Royals victory
• For longtime Royals scout Art Stewart, idea of a stolen scouting report is unfathomable
• LSU freshman from Lee’s Summit West improves to 12-0, keeps Tigers alive in College World Series
• Former Kansas State stars Curry Sexton, Jake Waters move on
• Techstars acquires UP Global, expanding its Kansas City reach
• Missouri hasn’t changed philosophy, but Tigers welcome taller cornerbacks
• Missouri’s Paige Lowary added to USA’s World Cup of Softball squad
• It’s National Pollinators Week, which seems only right considering what they do for us